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Brazil’s official response to strikes on Iran. The real could come away stronger from the Middle East conflict. Quiet far-right demos highlight splits in conservative camp.
Religious voters have become increasingly decisive in Brazilian politics — as well as a chronic challenge for the left.
Brazil’s Gabriel Bortoleto is entering his second season as a Formula 1 driver, and major rule changes could see him gain an edge over his more experienced opponents.
After more than a month of protests, the federal government backed down on its dredging projects and plans to privatize navigation management.
Chinese undersea cable plans trigger US sanctions on Chile. And Mercosur countries are moving fast to ratify last month’s trade deal with the European Union.
Lula’s son is to have his tax and banking record scrutinized in the INSS probe. Haddad caves, and is set to run for São Paulo governor. Nuclear power’s short-term future in Brazil is one of delays.
28 Brazilian firms made S&P Global’s annual roll of honor for sustainability, and we take a closer look at a couple of the standouts.
A Senate inquiry wants to take Master investigations into its own hands. Bad news for Lula with the latest Atlas Intel poll. The masterminds of Marielle Franco’s assassination are finally convicted.
All three major airlines in Brazil have concluded Chapter 11 restructuring in the US after facing a massive post-Covid crisis
What went well and not so well on Lula’s Asia visit. Indigenous protesters scored a huge victory, getting the waterway decree revoked. Our chat with Ukraine’s chargé d’affaires in Brazil.
El Mencho’s killing shows Mexico’s new approach towards cartels. And why Ecuador’s Daniel Noboa went from mining champion to halting production in Amazon provinces.
Motta reverts to type despite vows to the government. The bar association wants to wind down the Fake News Inquiry. Disappointment from the AI Impact Summit in India.
One of the world’s largest sugar and ethanol players is struggling with rising debt. Its executives reacted by promising more divestments and a potential capital injection.
US Supreme Court decision gives Brazil (temporary?) tariff triumph. Meanwhile, Brazil is putting up its own trade walls. Lula’s trip to South Korea.
As a monumental spectacle decided by tenths of a point, Brazil’s samba school parades involve far more tension and detail than one might imagine
