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Guerrilla attacks hit civilians ahead of Colombia’s presidential vote. And Milei pins Malvinas hopes on Trump’s clash with the UK.
Away from the consensus-driven COP talks, representatives of countries dead-set on eradicating fossil fuels met in the Colombian city of Santa Marta this week.
The Senate rejects Lula's Supreme Court appointment. What will happen to Brazil's interest rates from here on out?
After an investment boom, the Brazilian private hospital market is seeing many players dump their assets for cents on the dollar.
The Brasília government wants Lula to bail out BRB. A flight from Sint Maarten encapsulates Brazil’s problem with lobbying. A customs scandal in Rio de Janeiro.
New polls and consequential votes in Congress.
Fended from the US, Haitian migrants now dream of Monterrey and Mexico City. And Washington could indict top Morena officials for ties with drug cartels.
Flávio Bolsonaro tries to sand the sharpest edges of his family's brand. And the new Workers’ Party manifesto ahead of the elections.
Brazil is betting on its biofuel industry to weather the storm caused by rising fuel prices
Prediction markets have been banned in Brazil. The government is fine-tuning its new debt relief program. How JBS could benefit from a new rule on EU meat quotas.
We bring today an op-ed by lawyer Welber Barral on a Supreme Court case concerning Brazil's notion of secularism.
Brazilian basketball legend Oscar Schmidt passed away last week, aged 68. His legacy in the sport goes beyond being “the best never to play in the NBA”
Seasonal droughts put Colombia at risk of an energy crisis. And how crime numbers compared in 2025 across Latin American countries.
Brazil’s antitrust regulator will take Google to task over its AI Overviews feature. More proposals to tame the fuel price pinch.
The Ramagem case. And the Wall Street Journal story about the PCC.
Many of Brazil’s municipalities most exposed to climate disasters are also those with the least financial capacity to ward them off.
