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The Harvest Plan is Brazil’s main rural credit program, helping prop up the country’s crucial agriculture sector.
Organized crime is becoming ever more present in Brazil’s formal economy. Wealth migration continues, and the country is set to lose more millionaires this year. New census data shows Brazilians are increasingly turning away from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
Alongside Turkey, Brazil reached a nuclear agreement with Iran back in 2010 — but major powers refused to back it. Experts unpack why the deal never went through, and the ensuing fallout.
All four Brazilian clubs have qualified for the last 16, taking a few high-profile European scalps along the way. Are sides from Brazil much better than we assumed?
Critics of Nicaragua’s regime are being killed while in exile. And polls show that Chile’s Communist Party could win the country’s left-wing primary.
The Supreme Court changes the tenets of the internet in Brazil. The message Congress has sent Lula. A milestone for green energy.
Negotiators make timid progress at the UN climate meetings in Bonn, which will lay the groundwork for much of the topics to be discussed at COP30 in Belém
The government loses yet another battle in Congress. A BRICS Summit suddenly filled with storylines. And the latest from the Bolsonaro trial
The Lula administration is raising the alarm over the expansion of payments of a social benefit for poor retirees and people with disabilities. Some of the growth, however, was down to the government’s own policies.
Lula’s new health care program. A warning for a major biome. The rise of e-cigarette habits among Brazilian young people.
Organized labor gets a big win in Gustavo Petro’s Colombia. Daniel Noboa bets on mining to revamp Ecuador’s economy
A ruling that will alter the outlook of the lower house. Lula tries to pander to gig workers. Supreme Court set to weigh in on pre-internet era music deals.
Brazil is reclaiming its status as free of bird flu after containing its first confirmed case in commercial production. How did it manage to keep the disease out of its large-scale producers?
Brazil speaks out against US aggression in Iran. Formal contracts and labor protections are becoming less coveted. The country’s level of English proficiency dropped in 2024.
São Paulo’s LGBT+ Parade will spotlight the challenges of aging within the community, while bringing big business to the city
The Brazil team that won the 1970 World Cup is adored for its technical skill and style, but its physical preparation set an example to be followed for the rest of football’s history
