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Brazilian society is by no means immune to the challenges of raising children and teenagers in the social media age, as poignantly depicted in the acclaimed streaming series “Adolescence”
Of the many problems with Brazilian football, several can be traced back to its catastrophic fixture calendar, which gives no time for teams to rest or train and has a major effect on the spectacle
The secret to happiness in Latin America. And the false positives in Donald Trump’s gang deportations to El Salvador
The debate around “abundance liberalism” — revived in the US by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s new book “Abundance” — is making its way to Brazil. But only in hushed tones
Bolsonaro gets a legal victory. Inflation will stick around in 2025. And the Workers’ Party’s defiance in the face of falling popularity
The Supreme Court decides that Jair Bolsonaro will face trial over coup-plotting allegations. Brazilian producers are exporting eggs to the bird flu-hit US. And Brazil wants to chart its own course in purchasing defense tech
Lawmakers in Mato Grosso approved a bill drastically reducing pesticide application limits in what is Brazil’s top agribusiness state. Opponents call the proposal “absurd”
Bolsonaro will stand trial for alleged coup plotting. Brazil talks of retaliatory measures against US tariffs. And the challenge of taxing the rich
One of Brazil’s largest corporate disputes centers on the battle for control of a major pulp and paper producer. A leading conglomerate in the country has just secured a significant win
US hunts for Brazilian eggs as bird flu spreads. Bolsonaro feels the heat. Unpaid taxpayer debt rattles state governments
Chile’s House speaker resigns, accused of corrupt dealings with China. And an alleged cartel ‘extermination camp’ puts Mexico’s 125,000 disappeared on the front pages
The Supreme Court begins to decide whether Bolsonaro will stand trial for coup plotting. Brazil seeking defense autonomy in drone tender. Central Bank turns up the volume in its fiscal message to the government
Brazilian government gets the technical go-ahead for its plan to increase the ethanol share in gasoline, while the biofuel sector faces looming larger US tariffs
Brazil seeks to open Japan up to the country’s beef exports. Bolsonaro’s moment of truth approaches. The boom of Brazilian retail investors
Historically loyal to Lula, landless movements are growing impatient as Big Agro corners the administration and tightens its grip on Congress. The president has announced new measures in response
Brazil and Argentina will face off once again on Tuesday, in a World Cup qualifier. We look at how this unique rivalry has evolved over the years
