A new report highlights the consistent growth of the women’s game in Brazil, but there are structural bottlenecks that are still holding the sport back.
US oil plans in Venezuela face a conflictive history and huge investment needs. And Trump signals a détente with Colombia’s Gustavo Petro.
Lula’s phone calls with regional leaders over the Venezuela situation. Amid US interest, Paraguay threatens to renege on a 2024 dam agreement. The first move of Lula’s massive impending cabinet reshuffle.
Microplastics appear to be everywhere these days, but a recent finding from Brazilian researchers found these tiny particles in a remote protected area of the Amazon forest.
The 3rd anniversary of the January 8 riots. The corruption tag comes back to haunt the PT. Lula’s securities regulator pick raises market eyebrows.
The US military action in Venezuela heightens the need to monitor geopolitical risk as a key factor when doing business in Latin America and Brazil.
The bills the Lula administration wants to pass before the election. A leak grinds Petrobras oil drilling to a halt off the Amazon coast. How Brazil’s trade figures measured up in 2025.
Why has Trump replaced one hardline Chavista for another? And concern about US interventionism spreads regionally after the attack on Venezuela.
The far-reaching tentacles of the Banco Master case. Unemployment has never been lower, but hiring is slowing. Brazil is walking on eggshells in Venezuela.
The US has captured Nicolás Maduro and put him on trial in an American court. We analyze the impact of this move on politics, economics and diplomacy.
Brazil has developed a steady ethanol market and solid biofuel credentials globally. Now it hopes it can do the same for Sustainable Aviation Fuel.
What the capture of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro means for Brazil, domestically and abroad. Plus, stories you might have missed over the holidays.
When Spanish America became independent, it fractured into many countries, while Portuguese America held together as one. We explain why.
The announcement, which followed months of pressure by Washington, sent shockwaves across Latin America
Join us as we look ahead to the major events in Brazilian sport this year, from the World Cup, to gymnastics, to tennis.
66 years after Fidel Castro’s armed rebels forced dictator Fulgencio Batista into exile, we look at the history and legacy of a movement that transformed Latin America.
