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Ecuador’s opposition leader says it was “painful” to see left-wingers Lula and Boric recognizing President Daniel Noboa’s re-election, despite unproven fraud allegations.
Apple’s ATT case in France, Germany and Brazil casts spotlight on practices some are calling “privacy washing”
Business lobbies want the government’s surprise tax hike to be overturned. Real income figures could hint towards a slowdown. And Congress wants to rewrite the definition of terrorism.
Regulators are trying to ensure the enforcement of a 2020 biofuel policy, in a move that pits powerful agricultural players against Brazilian fuel distributors
Why Brazil should be concerned about the alliances Eduardo Bolsonaro is building in the US. The country’s over-reliance on commodities is becoming even clearer. And we look back on the life and work of Sebastião Salgado
Findings from a new genomic study contain important lessons about Brazil’s past and could have important ramifications for science going forward
After weeks of bad press, Brazil’s football elites will elect a new CBF president on Sunday — and will hope the appointment of Carlo Ancelotti takes the spotlight off them for a while
The cheapest (and most expensive) places to live in Latin America. And why the unpopular Dina Boluarte is still in office.
Business leaders recoil as Brasília muddles its message (again). Quantifying the country’s coffee crisis. How Brazil let online extremism run amok for years
A bill approved by the Senate waives the need for environmental licensing for a number of potentially destructive endeavors. Environmentalists call the move one of the biggest setbacks in recent history
The end of re-election? A massive bull market ahead? Energy reform or social program?
As the presidency gets weaker and Congress grows stronger, can Brazil’s coalition-based presidential system survive?
A new wave of digital offers is bringing more and more Brazilians to investment-based products, and many new investors might not even realize they are investing
Brazil keeps an eye on Rubio’s Itaipu comments. Tarcisio de Freitas launches a new anti-poverty plan in São Paulo. Gol and Azul risk heading in opposite directions despite merger talk
Milei is now the mainstream right in Argentina. And Petro digs his heels in on a referendum despite congressional setbacks
Oil drilling in the Amazon is one step closer to fruition. Plus, the latest on the military figures in the Bolsonaro coup trial, and criticism of the first lady continues
