Award-winning journalist, co-founder of The Brazilian Report. Holds a master’s degree in Political Science and Latin American studies from Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Paris.
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.
Brazil votes in the closest race in its democratic history. Three leading pollsters cannot agree on who is ahead. Turnout and a possible far-right surge will settle what they could not.
Globo's failed debate sums up the 2026 campaign. Brazil's government seeks an investigation into suspected US interference. Where the race stands, according to the polls.
New reports deepen Flávio Bolsonaro's alleged links to organized crime. Lula takes fears of US interference to the Supreme Court. Pix explores a link to Europe's TIPS payment system.
What Lula told the UN General Assembly. An exclusive interview with the presidential candidate Augusto Cury. Congress moves to rein in its own earmarks.
A report calls US interference a critical threat to October's vote. Could the Supreme Court become the election's "third round"? Why incumbency isn't helping Lula more.
Brazil's Supreme Court resists investigating itself, and makes the case for why it should. Tax breaks for data centers become law. The South feels the pinch of a diesel squeeze.
Has Flávio Bolsonaro received US funding for his campaign? Tension mounts in the Supreme Court before a pivotal session. The institutional crisis and the polls.
Jair Bolsonaro's biopic is back in the headlines for the wrong reasons. Chief justice tries to restore order to the Supreme Court. How Lula hopes to revive his campaign.
