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A new waiver frees the 2027 Women’s World Cup from Brazil’s fiscal rules, and the stadiums from 2014 are already built — but several sit half-abandoned, and no one has budgeted for the upkeep
The Brazilian Congress has finally ratified a defense cooperation deal with Guyana signed in 2009.
A fiscal adjustment plan could be a dress rehearsal for the planning minister. Lula's ASEAN trip. A new legal setback for Jair Bolsonaro.
Renewables will hold 94% of Brazil’s grid in 2036, but 76% of the decade’s energy investment goes to oil and gas.
Lula takes a pragmatic line on Venezuela. Inflation looks tamer than it is. Bolsonaro's Liberal Party can't keep its lawmakers in line.
CSN sells Brazil’s second-largest cement maker to China’s Huaxin — the clearest sign of distressed firms deleveraging into foreign hands.
The latest labor reform is now the central bank's problem. Lula's foreign policy keeps hedging its bets. Lula and the Big Center, sitting in a tree ...
Half of Brazil's capital market firms don't block unapproved AI tools, just as the CVM builds its own AI watchdog.
The chief justice shuts down the court’s most contentious investigation. How a crisis in Paraguay hits Brazil’s economy. A rift in the oil and gas industry.
The Philippines, the largest buyer of Brazilian pork, has suspended imports for at least 60 days to shield its hog farmers.
Lula picks a mandate over reconciliation. Bolsonarism's lower house dilemma. The left struggles to hold together.
A forensic look at 5,700 municipal returns finds no trace of the manipulation the defeated candidate alleges, in either round of the 2026 election.
A Formula 2 leader with three junior titles, thrown into his home Grand Prix four months early — and into a car he has never raced.
Retirees and pensioners will take more than four times what the armed forces get to buy new equipment.
What Congress would a new system produce? Brazil defines strategic minerals. Is the government back down to earth?
The COP30 presidency's roadmap turns the vague Dubai pledge into a step-by-step method. Brazil, an oil producer itself, has yet to apply it at home.
