The far right flexes its muscles in the House. The Central Bank’s latest rate decision. Who gets your social media after you die?
Coup amnesty talk heats up, as Congress pushes immunity bill. Local politics influencing major income tax reform. Cracks show despite Brazil’s record low jobless rate.
How Trump’s tariffs affected each Brazilian state. São Paulo killing draws fears of return to PCC's ‘bad old days.’ Brazil decides on its Oscar submission.
The digital platform to prop up Brazil’s tax reform. What’s next for Bolsonaro? Modern slavery more widespread than once thought.
The Supreme Court votes 4-1 to convict Bolsonaro. Lula sees a popularity bump. A new warship for the Brazilian Navy.
Fux votes to acquit, making it 2-1 on the Bolsonaro scoreboard. Brazil’s northernmost state is linked to the national power grid. Itaú faces heat for remote worker sackings.
Bolsonaro is one vote shy of a conviction. Words from the White House cause further alarm in Brazil. The latest inflation figures.
Lula and Xi denounce US tariffs and “blackmail” at virtual BRICS summit. Bolsonaro's coup trial enters the final stretch. A US flag unfurled at a Bolsonaro rally has sparked calls for a Federal Police probe.
Tarcísio Freitas goes full radical at Bolsonarista rally. The Central Bank wants to shore up Pix security. Senators approve a bill targeting “chronic” tax debtors.
The first post-tariff export figures don’t look good for Brazil. An outlandish new amnesty bill won’t stand up to legal scrutiny. Brazil wants to be a full IEA member.
The Central Bank vetoes the BRB-Banco Master deal. The latest from the EU-Mercosur trade agreement. The Bolsonaro trial completes its second day.
Taking apart the latest GDP figures. Day one of the Bolsonaro trial is in the books. The Big Center launches an amnesty push, with Bolsonaro in the dock.
Bolsonaro on trial: What’s at stake for Brazil. How the trial will unfold. The political shockwaves.
The 2026 budget proposal contains many ifs and buts. Goiás wants the lead on critical minerals. Brazil loses domestic connectivity, while air travel demand rises.
Brazil looks to put its ‘Reciprocity Law’ into action. Yesterday’s organized crime raids reflected terribly on Brazil’s Wall Street. Why a census update is not quite all it’s cracked up to be.
Police try to dismantle a massive illegal network entangling organized crime and the fuel sector. H&M lands in Brazil, launching in a São Paulo shopping mall. Brazil lays out its plans for the next generation of broadcast television.
Lula’s Big Tech push could draw further ire from Trump. Bolsonaro will be put under round-the-clock surveillance. Brazil’s regulatory agencies are on their knees amid a budget crunch.
Mexico and Canada could become Brazil’s trade cushions amid tariffs. Regional cooperation is always at a premium in Latin America. Congress begins its pension fraud inquiry today.
Logistics in Belém risk turning COP30 into a diplomatic embarrassment for Brazil. The Supreme Court orders a sweeping investigation into parliamentary earmarks. Calls for Bitcoin reserves are being boosted by the far right, and opposed by the Central Bank.
A bill on terrorism poses a law-and-order test for President Lula. The EU and Mercosur continue their will-they-won’t-they relationship. An intra-BRICS payment system could be ready in September.
Feds find a draft request for asylum in Argentina on Bolsonaro’s phone. Brazilian companies are focusing more on lobbying in the US. The opposition is left in charge of a potentially painful inquiry in Congress.
Two right-wing parties form the largest bench in Congress. Boeing can continue snapping up engineers from Embraer. Lula’s popularity is on the rise as food prices cool off.
Is the Supreme Court putting limits on the Magnitsky Act in Brazil? A study shows a widening wage gap in the country. And inflation forecasts drop below 5% for the first time in months.
An inexperienced company underlines a regulation crisis in Brazil’s mining sector. Revelations regarding Hugo Motta’s staffers show the speaker is in the crosshairs. Lula hasn’t yet enjoyed a major public opinion boost after the Trump tariffs.
The Supreme Court is on the verge of scheduling Bolsonaro’s criminal trial. Banco do Brasil’s poor profit results. The violence faced by human rights defenders in Brazil.
