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The country's 2026 dam-safety audit shows an expanding inventory, a shrinking inspection workforce and a budget moving the wrong way.
USTR confirms 25% tariffs on Brazil. An embarrassing photo of Flávio Bolsonaro. Lula's last resort in Minas Gerais.
A pension fund's revolt, a chairman's abrupt exit and a secret mine visit have turned Vale's board into a battlefield, even as its earnings keep climbing.
The state of the presidential election. A push for a South American "single sky." A talk with the Kenyan ambassador to Brasília.
Jair Bolsonaro pleads for unity as Michelle goes solo, the Supreme Court freezes assets tied to earmark schemes and electoral courts call in the Army.
A bill headed for a House vote before the recess would turn CADE, Brazil's antitrust authority, into a permanent regulator of digital markets.
What Russia's fuel export ban means for Brazil. Flávio Bolsonaro barred from visiting his father. Freight pricing bill expected to clear the Senate.
Family feuds, defections and missteps are plaguing the far-right campaign
An unprecedented in-person survey of farmers in Brazil's grain belt finds that economic dependence on China does not buy political trust.
Jair Bolsonaro's new letter anointing Flávio. The Bolsonaros' Rio problem. The Supreme Court moves on earmarks.
In Latin America, heritage is as likely to be sung, spoken or remembered as it is to be carved — and that fragility is the point.
The 2026 World Cup was supposed to crown Brazil's most prolific scorer. Instead, it delivered a quiet, ill-tempered exit.
The region's new consensus is more brittle than its map of victories would suggest.
Middle East war forces a fuel-subsidy U-turn. Brazil's fresh inflation reading. A fresh operation closes in on Banco Master.
A new study finds green activities have been stuck since 2014 — and the workers most exposed to decarbonization are the least prepared for it.
