This website uses cookies
Read our Privacy policy and Terms of use for more information.
Election Observatory
Brazil’s 2026 Elections
Banco Master
Diplomatic Brief
Business
Agro
Tech
Defense & Security
LatAm Report
Climate
Sports
Society
Archive
Videos
About Us
Mayor Eduardo Paes announces plans to turn Rio into Latin America’s biggest data center hub. The early stage pitch will face some hurdles
With oil prices lower than forecast, the federal government is weighing up extra oil auctions to bring in added revenue. Social security scandal could lead to inquiry in Congress. And the future of AI in the workplace
Chile’s center-right and Uruguay’s center-left are being pushed into abandoning their moderate stances
The right makes moves ahead of 2026, as Lula’s polling numbers improve. Authorities consider splitting the baby on Jan. 8 amnesty. And the latest from Web Summit Rio
Brazilian beef sector was bolstered and transformed by Chinese demand in the past decade, with effects both to the country’s domestic market and the environment. What impacts could a new trade war bring?
Web Summit Rio is back — and The Brazilian Report will be there. Lula’s cabinet woes keep on coming. The rise of land conflicts in rural Brazil
A sweeping bill to overhaul Brazil’s Civil Code is set to address hundreds of issues affecting the daily lives of Brazilians. Experts warn the proposed changes could create new legal uncertainties and trigger a surge in litigation
Brazil’s Hugo Calderano made history this past weekend by winning the Table Tennis World Cup in Macao, the first time a non-Chinese player has ever won a table tennis tournament on Chinese soil
Cuba seizes US dollar deposits held by foreign firms. And the different approaches by Latin American leaders to Donald Trump
Former President Collor is now behind bars. Lula appoints a new member to his cabinet. Meanwhile, friction between Congress and the Supreme Court is intensifying
Brazil’s beef sector needs profound changes to meet the country’s emission pledges. And we take a different look at the infrastructure bottlenecks and preparation delays for COP30
Lula will go to Russia and China next month. A corruption scheme within Brazil’s social security agency leaves the government rattled. And postal service Correios tries a last-ditch attempt at modernization
Brazil is experiencing one of the lowest unemployment rates in its history — yet that hasn't translated into greater approval for the government. A new study suggests a deeper, structural decline in job quality over the past decade may explain the disconnect
In this Explaining Brazil Plus episode, Lise Tupiassu of the Federal University of Pará gives us her on-the-ground perspective on what should be in the spotlight regarding COP30 in the Amazon
A cabinet snub from an allied party exposes the flimsy ruling coalition. JBS is one step closer to listing in New York. Lula wants to avoid Trump ‘Cold War’
Little-known theological debates in Latin America shaped Pope Francis’ life and legacy
