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No political or criminal story is making as much noise in Brasília. And we’re still only scratching the surface
From lowering regulatory and corruption risks, to fostering foreign direct investment and production chain integration, key advances are at stake
While the weather in parts of the country is naturally harder to predict, aging and obsolete technology led to subpar forecasting in Brazil. Thanks to a new supercomputer, that may be about to change.
Brazil’s president gives Davos a miss, again. Yet another delay to the EU-Mercosur deal. A bidding imbroglio at the Port of Santos.
Brazil is dealing with what is arguably its largest banking fraud case ever, prompting the government to propose changes to the country's oversight framework.
Various groups have been debating a regulatory framework for streaming platforms for some time now, but there is a real chance of progress this year.
The latest edition of PwC’s Global CEO Survey. Petrobras is getting a new wave of ships. Freitas flakes on meeting Bolsonaro in prison.
Will Peru’s Chancay port be followed by a bi-oceanic railway? And an in-depth look at former president Juan Orlando Hernández’s drug case.
Proposed electoral rules signal a hands-off approach to policing campaigns. Brazilian automakers are fighting against a tax break for EV assembly.
Some farmers in Brazil are replacing corn with sorghum, as the grain is better suited to drier climates
Why Brazil’s armed forces believe they need more money. Will Lula take a seat on Trump’s controversial “Board of Peace”? It isn’t raining enough in Brazil.
The voter divide between men and women has also reached Brazil, with potential impacts on October's election. Analysts discuss what is driving this process.
A recent cup win left fans smiling, but Corinthians are in a catastrophic financial position, with no obvious way out for the giant São Paulo club.
Two weeks before its election, Costa Rica said an activist hired a hitman to kill Rodrigo Chaves. And Claudia Sheinbaum celebrates a big drop in homicides in Mexico.
A diplomat and a reporter explore the history of bilateral relations and regional geopolitics — and the weight of oil in those political calculations.
The “middle class” in Brazil has never been bigger. How celebrity gossip accounts could have an influence on the election. Bolsonaro’s new prison cell.
