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While the legacy of the 2016 Olympics in Rio is largely deemed as being positive, problems with the 2007 Pan American Games raise concerns as the city seeks to host that event again in 2031
Trump finds help from Chile to El Salvador in a crackdown against Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua crime gang. And Peru’s discredited politicians sink lower amid prostitution scandal
The House and Senate will hold major leadership elections this weekend — and the results are foregone conclusions. Brazil hit its deficit goals in 2024, just.
The upcoming elections for the leadership positions in Congress and how they will affect Brazil’s political landscape, the tensions between the Lula administration and the far right, as well as how the new congressional outlook will affect landmark projects such as the tax reform
The state of Pará is gearing up to host the first UN Climate Conference in the Amazon. Providing accommodation for around 50,000 people is one of the biggest challenges
The Central Bank’s new policy decision (and tone). A push to foster credit for workers. And the government backpedals on controversial foundation
Brazil will have to walk on eggshells when dealing with Trump. But if the country plays its cards right, it could expand its global influence without becoming a casualty of the US’ shifting priorities
Brazil's CPF has become the country's top individual identification number, but its ubiquitous use in retail raises a series of privacy concerns
Multiple political leaders turn down cabinet appointments. A time machine in the Amazon? And a record year for pesticide clearances
Tariffs threat forces Petro to backtrack on deportation conflict. And the consequences of classifying Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations.
Lula scrambling to fight food inflation. Local EV makers go after BYD and GWM. And the Temu tsunami in Brazil
Brazilian farmers expect a record grain harvest this year, but the country’s storage capacity gap might restrain their gains. Lack of on-farm warehouses is a long-standing problem
Data protection regulators go after Sam Altman’s project. More details on the coup attempt emerge. And the state of Brazilians living in the US under Trump.
The Lula administration wants to encourage teacher training and increase the presence of educators in municipalities with the greatest shortages
Desperate to draw a line under his injury-ravaged spell in Saudi Arabia, Brazilian football superstar Neymar has reportedly agreed terms with his boyhood club Santos. Is that a wise move?
Petro points finger at Maduro after guerrilla conflict kills 100 near Venezuela. And a pyramid scheme epidemic is capturing Argentina.
