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Fire hotspots in Amazonas have more than tripled from last year, and federal officials say most were lit on purpose.
Senate bans six-day workweek. Lula courts evangelicals. Lula leans on incumbency, but stops short of abusing it.
Five months into the Mercosur-EU trade agreement, Brazilian sales to the European Union are booming. Much of the growth came from goods Europe never taxed, while the sectors the deal was built for are stalling or blocked.
Lula goes all in on feel-good measures. The Senate advances the government's labor agenda. Brazil's chief election justice draws suspicion.
The São Paulo chapter of the Brazilian Bar Association wants a federal court to rein in Enter, a legal-tech startup. The case may decide how far AI can go inside Brazil's overloaded courts.
How candidates are preparing for the debate season. Lula's fight against Meta. Brazil's latest inflation numbers.
Lula tries to stage a comeback. The electoral court under suspicion. Flávio set to skip debates.
IBGE now counts the oilseed in its official crop survey. Shipments have more than tripled in two years on Chinese demand, but prices are sliding.
Lula flexes his muscle in São Paulo. Electoral court leaders tilt the field.
Brazil's electorate is sorting itself along lines Americans would recognize.
Brazil's most popular football club has licensed its brand to a payroll-loan platform as delinquency on private-sector payroll credit hits a record high.
The maiden flight of a Gripen E assembled in São Paulo state shows a 2014 bet on technology transfer starting to pay off.
What the first runoff polls show. Where, if anywhere, Lula can find new votes.
For decades, the Amazon’s danger map had one red zone: the deforestation arc in the south. A new study by 53 scientists just drew a second one.
Who makes up the Liberal Party's new caucus? Is Lula's social media push too little, too late? The open questions about Flávio Bolsonaro's economic pitch.
Output, sales, and investment plans are falling together, and the machinery makers that industrial policy was meant to revive are faring worse
