Brazil's election, explained by the people who cover it every day
Subscribe annually by Oct. 24 and get a 30-minute conversation with our editor-in-chief, Gustavo Ribeiro.
Offer ends Sat., Oct. 24, 11:59 p.m. Brasília · 25 conversations only
What you get when you subscribe annually
FIRST 25 ONLY
A 30-minute conversation with Gustavo Ribeiro
Your questions on Brazil's election, markets, institutions or foreign policy, one on one. Calls held between Oct. 26 and Nov. 30.
Election Night Live on Oct. 25
Our second live broadcast, with experts reading the results as they come in. For subscribers only.
ANNUAL BY OCT. 24
A private briefing after the election
A closed session with Gustavo on what the result means and what comes next.
The full Brazilian Report, every day
The Brazil Daily each morning, the LatAm Report twice a week, weekly reports on elections, business, agribusiness and climate, and the Explaining Brazil podcast.
Three months free compared with monthly. $799 a year, instead of $1,068 paid month by month.
BONUS · ANNUAL BY OCT. 24
Free with your annual subscription: A 360º Guide to Brazil's Democracy
Our in-depth eBook on how Brazil's democracy was built and tested, from the end of the military dictatorship to the coup trial. The background you need to read this election, and whatever comes after it.
✓ The transition to democracy and the long shadow of the Amnesty Law
✓ The presidents of the New Republic and their defining decisions
✓ Economic stabilization, social policies and institutional crises
✓ The rise of authoritarian populism and the attacks on institutions
✓ The historic coup trial and what it means for the rule of law
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Journalism that decision-makers rely on
The Brazilian Report has been named Best Newsletter of the Americas by WAN-IFRA twice, in 2023 and 2025. Our reporters live and work in Brazil, and we write for readers who need to understand the country, not just follow it.
When Last Week Tonight's John Oliver needed to explain Brazil's election to his audience, he drew on our work, putting one of our articles on screen and using an interview Gustavo Ribeiro gave to Vox.
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