🌉 Bridging the US-China divide

Economist and diplomat Marcos Troyjo believes Brazil cannot afford to choose sides between the US and China

Public opinion and global affairs: when voters start watching foreign policy

Rather than retreating, Brazil's proximity to the BRICS is expected to grow as American coercion intensifies

The heavy price of red tape in Latin America

In Brazil alone, the hours consumed annually by bureaucratic obligations amount to roughly USD 50 billion in lost productivity

Why Brazil’s state reform must start with citizens and cut through the waste

As Brazil faces mounting economic pressure, economists lay out a roadmap for reform, calling for smarter spending, political courage, and a renewed focus on the everyday needs of its citizens

The startup revolution: bold ideas shaping markets in Brazil and beyond

Entrepreneur Emiliano Abad shared his outlook on risk, innovation and the startup ecosystems in Brazil and elsewhere, during a discussion at Web Summit Lisbon

The bottlenecks for Brazilian development