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Two of Latin America's largest state oil companies have decided to work together.
Romeu Zema meets with foreign ambassadors. Fresh resistance to the Mercosur-EU deal. A new Banco Master?
New polls, special elections, more scandals.
De la Espriella’s narrow win in Colombia shows the region’s right is not as dominant as its momentum suggests. And Cuba attempts sweeping economic reform amid US pressure.
Flávio Bolsonaro wants another tax reform. A breach exposes structural cybersecurity weaknesses. Jair Bolsonaro's house arrest is up for review.
Brazilian prosecutors want to ban the country's best-selling pesticide — not for the harm it does to consumers, but for the harm it does to workers.
Defusing a fiscal bomb. A trial exposing the ties between crime groups and police. The Roraima special election.
Before he was president, Fernando Henrique Cardoso was arguably Brazil's sharpest sociologist.
Brazil has spent five years coaxing private capital into its chronically indebted football clubs. Now, it is writing the fine print.
Long-serving as the island’s main source of hard currency, Trump’s sanctions have forced international hotel chains to exit Cuba.
How Brazil's electoral fund is split. The first election of 2026.
A major Brazilian airline has been found liable for misleading customers about its carbon-offset program — and more suits are expected to follow
The Central Bank's latest rate decision. What Lula did during the G7 Summit. The Master investigation gets closer to the government.
Luxury once clustered in Brazil's biggest cities. But the rise of an agricultural elite has pushed brands to look elsewhere.
Brazil's chief electoral justice talks to The Brazilian Report. The country's uranium woes. How the Supreme Court is moving.
South American teams shoot for the stars in the World Cup — and often reach them.
