Brazil’s Rising Star Stumbles: Why Women Are Turning Away from São Paulo’s Governor Tarcísio
São Paulo’s Governor Tarcísio de Freitas is a man with big ambitions. A former infrastructure minister and close ally
November 3, 2025Section
Politics – Brazil
10 Key Brazil Developments Last Week (October 26–31, 2025)
Brazil's week featured a blend of trade negotiations, fiscal adjustments, and security challenges amid ongoing recovery efforts.
November 1, 2025
Favela Residents Overwhelmingly Back Rio Police Raid Despite High Casualties
In the labyrinthine favelas of Rio de Janeiro—those densely packed informal settlements where millions of Brazil's urban poor
November 1, 2025
No USA at COP30: The Illusion of United Climate Action
In the lush Amazon gateway of Belém, Brazil, the world's eyes will soon turn to COP30, the United Nations' annual...
November 1, 2025
Brazil Congress Clears Path For Permanent Income-Tax Relief, With Senate Fight Ahead
Brazil is moving to lock in a lasting change to how people are taxed. Congress has approved a measure that...
October 31, 2025
Rio Security Crisis Forces Federal and State Partnership After Deadly Police Operation
In response to the deadliest police operation in Rio de Janeiro's history, which left over 120 people dead, the state...
October 30, 2025
EU Probes Chinese Bid for Brazilian Nickel Assets Amid Fears of Rare Earth-Style Dependency
In Brazil's vast mining heartlands, a $500 million transaction is under fire, exposing the high-stakes geopolitics of resource control
October 29, 2025
Bloodiest Day in Rio History: Police Assault on Gangs Claims 100+ Victims
A massive police operation targeting the Comando Vermelho (CV) criminal faction in Rio de Janeiro's Complexo da Penha and Complexo
October 29, 2025
São Paulo’s First Post-Privatization Water Test—And What It Reveals
Greater São Paulo, a metropolis of roughly 21 million people, is entering the rainy season with reservoirs hovering near 28.7%...
October 29, 2025