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Has Flávio Bolsonaro received US funding for his campaign? Tension mounts in the Supreme Court before a pivotal session. The institutional crisis and the polls.
Voters aged 60 and over now account for nearly a quarter of Brazil's registered electorate. Polls also show they are more engaged than younger voters.
President Lula has found a villain for Brazil's sour economic mood.
Brazil wants to monitor 5.7 million square kilometers of ocean. MANTA is a first, modest step.
Master files go public. The last inflation reading before the first round. The federal government edges toward a natural gas auction.
Sound archives, a neural network, and two specimens collected in 1941 were enough to split the Baturité Antthrush from one of South America's most widespread forest birds.
Jair Bolsonaro's biopic is back in the headlines for the wrong reasons. Chief justice tries to restore order to the Supreme Court. How Lula hopes to revive his campaign.
Mendonça oversees some of the Brazilian Supreme Court's most politically explosive cases, and his actions suggest political motives.
Brazilian companies are crossing into Paraguay for lower taxes, cheaper payroll and a more stable regulatory framework
The Supreme Court sinks deeper into crisis. Flávio Bolsonaro's Supreme Court boomerang. Can Embraer profit from Trump's Bombardier feud?
The Senate passed a tax break; TikTok's owner has a new project in Ceará, and mayors are competing for server farms.
Federal Police chief removed from office. Independence Day rallies turn into protests against Justice Moraes. What has worried the Lula campaign.
The Supreme Court is in a civil war. Polls are turning in Flávio Bolsonaro's favor.
Brazil's soybean chain is breaking volume records just as growers lose the appetite, and the means, to keep opening new fields
The way Brazilians speak has drifted far from Lisbon's. But whether "Brazilian" becomes its own language is a political decision, not a linguistic one.
Police say a striker playing for Vasco, one of Brazil's most popular clubs, is linked to a drug-trafficking gang. The player says he just knew people.
