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Brazil’s digital payment system gets another copycat. And the wine versus beer divide in Latin America
Brazil to officially offer permanent visas to real estate investors. Petrobras given the go-ahead to sue Car Wash cartel companies. Is Simone Tebet angling for another presidential run?
Inflation data shows little in the way of good news for Brazil. The country’s planned digital currency moves through testing phases. And Trump’s metal tariffs kick in — how is Brazil going to respond?
Agriculture is the sector in the Amazon that has experienced the biggest financial losses from climate events over the last few decades; it is also the sector that produces the most greenhouse gases
In this edition of The Brazilian Report’s #InsiderTalks, we’ll analyze how the Lula administration is handling the increasing new US approach to Brazil and the region. Sign up for free to unlock access to #InsiderTalks and join the conversation.
Lula’s new credit policy. The hurdles for long-term investment in Brazil. And a wait-and-see approach to Donald Trump
The Brazilian Central Bank is advancing with its digital currency pilot project, but privacy and oversight issues remain a concern
Fresh inflation data. The impact of Trump’s tariffs. And the rise of mental health issues among Brazilian workers
Lula leads a diplomatic challenge to Trump in the region. And mediocre results for Daniel Noboa’s war on cartels
This week, The Brazilian Report launches Explaining Brazil Plus, a new monthly video and podcast series featuring in-depth conversations with influential figures from Brazil and beyond
The daunting task of building a coalition amid heightened polarization. Lula wants to open the spending spigot. And how banks can spot risky gamblers
Brazilian agriculture benefited from the US and China’s last tariff dispute. What are the opportunities this time around?
Brazil stocks becoming more attractive amid Trump tensions. The country spends way more than peers servicing its public debt. And Haddad issues a pensions challenge.
Progress in closing Brazil’s gender gap stalls as President Lula loses female support
Neymar takes the role of shop steward as players argue against artificial pitches in Brazil, but do their protests miss the target?
Interventionist and isolationist factions fight to set Trump’s Venezuela policy. And China is forced to sell ports in Panama and Mexico to US companies
