Politics – Brazil

Brazil’s Public Debt Nudges Upward in March

In March 2024, Brazil observed a modest rise in its Federal Public Debt (FPD), increasing by 0.65% to R$6.638 trillion

April 30, 2024

Brazil’s Call to G7: Empower Developing Nations

Today, amid bustling international dialogues, Brazil stood firm at the G7's Climate, Energy, and Environment ministerial meeting.

April 30, 2024

Brazil’s March Deficit Narrows Yet Fails Analysts’ Expectations

In March 2024, Brazil's central government reported a primary deficit of R$ 1.527 billion ($299.29 million).

April 29, 2024

Brazil’s Looming Pension Shortfall Calls for Action

Brazil's pension system is under pressure, with experts predicting a dire financial shortfall as soon as 2024.

April 28, 2024

Brazil’s Speaker of the House Seeks Tighter Supreme Court Controls

Arthur Lira, leader of Brazil's Chamber of Deputies, unveiled a major proposal at the 89th ExpoZebu in Uberaba.

April 28, 2024

Brazil’s Press Freedom Faces Legal Challenges

This week, Jorge Messias of Brazil's Attorney General's Office took a decisive step that stirred national debate.

April 26, 2024

Brazil’s A.I. Regulation Tug-of-War: Parliament’s Dueling Visions

In Brazilian politics, parliamentary leaders Arthur Lira and Rodrigo Pacheco navigate the intricate landscape of AI regulation.

April 26, 2024

Usiminas Gains Most from Steel Trade Protection in Brazil

Brazil's government recently raised the import tariff on steel to 25% for selected products, positioning Usiminas, Brazil's largest steel

April 24, 2024

Google Halts Political Ads Ahead of Municipal Elections in Brazil

In a significant move, Google declared that it would block political advertisements for the forthcoming October municipal elections

April 24, 2024