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El Mencho’s killing shows Mexico’s new approach towards cartels. And why Ecuador’s Daniel Noboa went from mining champion to halting production in Amazon provinces.
Motta reverts to type despite vows to the government. The bar association wants to wind down the Fake News Inquiry. Disappointment from the AI Impact Summit in India.
One of the world’s largest sugar and ethanol players is struggling with rising debt. Its executives reacted by promising more divestments and a potential capital injection.
US Supreme Court decision gives Brazil (temporary?) tariff triumph. Meanwhile, Brazil is putting up its own trade walls. Lula’s trip to South Korea.
As a monumental spectacle decided by tenths of a point, Brazil’s samba school parades involve far more tension and detail than one might imagine
The sprawling Banco Master scandal has wide-reaching effects on major figures from the worlds of Brazilian politics, finance and the judiciary. And, as it turns out, not even Brazil’s football clubs are immune.
Argentina’s libertarian president passed his first major bill through Congress. And did Peru’s right secretly vote a left-winger into the presidency?
Lula could broach the subject of Venezuelan oil in his meeting with Trump. Lula and Modi show different (but not opposing) AI approaches. A Freitas-Kassab rift in São Paulo risks more than bruising egos.
From Asian mussels clogging up hydroelectric plants to the political firestorm over tilapia, Brazil’s handling of invasive species has moved from the lab to the halls of power.
Brazil’s deposit insurance fund is feeling the strain as another Master link falls. São Paulo appeals court fines X amid sexualized images scandal. Lula vetoed a push for public-sector pay add-ons.
The number of companies undergoing bankruptcy protection proceedings in Brazil rose 24% in 2025, a spike driven by the farming sector.
Supreme Court orders raids on alleged leaks of justices’ tax records. The AI Impact Summit heads to India. We speak to Uruguay’s ambassador to Brazil.
While Latin Americans have gone crazy for the Puerto Rican trap and reggaeton star, Brazil has continued to dance to its own beat.
Brazilian farmers may be using more pesticides than necessary, with consequences not only for the environment and human health — but also for their own earnings.
A samba school’s adoring tribute to Brazil’s president has the political class watching — and conservatives fuming.
