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Brazilian agriculture is a global leader in the use and production of bioinputs, such as biofertilizers. Now the country has become one of the first to approve regulation specifically aimed at this market
What happened over the holidays in Brazil. Congress-Supreme Court tensions set to intensify in 2025. The impact of a weak currency on Brazil’s international reserves
The fossil of Navaornis hestiae, uncovered in São Paulo state, has changed the way paleontologists think about the evolution of modern birds
Clubs from Brazil's top leagues are raising the flag for the cause, encouraging the inclusion of fans with autism by providing health support, lectures, and even sensory rooms
In a year of elections, there is potential for chaos (and upsets) in several Latin American democracies
Partnerships between scientists and citizens saw major advances in 2024, with the creation of an official institute and the discovery of major breakthroughs. Citizen science has also shown its worth in tackling environmental challenges
Brazil has issued the highest number of work visas in 2024 in nearly a decade, with business expansion in sectors such as energy, infrastructure and tech driving the growth. Favorable living costs and healthcare benefits attract professionals
A look at the stories that defined the year in The Brazilian Report’s Latin American newsletter, from Ecuador’s war on cartels to the Latino-fueled Trump election.
Hampered by climate conditions, Brazil's agricultural production is set to drop in 2024, after driving GDP growth the year before. Forecasts expect crops to recover in 2025
From cinema to literature to music, our team has handpicked works that defined their 2024 in Brazil and Latin America
The new look Club World Cup is in the spotlight for 2025, while Brazil will have a representative in Formula 1 for the first time in eight years
Latin Americans want to migrate. But they don’t want immigrants in their own countries
Dom Phillips was murdered while writing a book about protecting the Amazon. His friends and colleagues finished the job for him
While Brazil’s occupation rates are at a record high, government spending on unemployment insurance is also going up. Some of the country's job market dynamics help explain this peculiarity
Violence has dropped in Colombia, but insurgent groups have gained ground under “total peace” policies
Some agriculture-based towns in the Brazilian states of Mato Grosso and Tocantins have close to half their land up for sale, according to data from a large rural real estate platform
