Politics and Society

Today, Brazil and Paraguay reached a significant agreement to adjust the electricity tariffs at the Itaipu Dam for the ensuing three years. This pact concluded...

In March 2024, Brazil observed a modest rise in its Federal Public Debt (FPD), increasing by 0.65% to R$6.638 ($1.2) trillion. This adjustment reflects ongoing adjustments within the country's economic framework and external financial influences. Internally,...

Brazil's government recently raised the import tariff on steel to 25% for selected products, positioning Usiminas, Brazil's largest steel producer, to potentially thrive. As global...

In a significant move, Google declared that it would block political advertisements for the...

On Monday, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's government submitted the 2025 Budgetary Guidelines Law Project (PLDO) to Congress,...

State Grid, a state-owned Chinese powerhouse, has committed to investing R$200 billion ($39.6 billion) in Brazil's energy infrastructure. This initiative was highlighted during discussions in...

In Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced plans to rejuvenate Brazil's shipbuilding industry. He pledged...

Crime concerns have escalated in Brazil, becoming the top issue for nearly 60% of its citizens. Despite a notable decline...

In November, Operation Trapiche revealed Brazilians recruited by Hezbollah for attacks against Israeli targets,...

The National Treasury of Brazil announced that the country's federal public debt saw a 2.25%...

After six years of inquiry and debate, significant developments emerge in the tragic 2018 assassination of Rio councilwoman Marielle...