Brazil

Latin America Is Evidence How Fight Against Covid-19 Hinges on Governance

Why are certain countries severely affected by the coronavirus, while others have thus far been very little? Why, for instance,...

July 17, 2020

Chinese Presence, Potential Risk of War, Now Entering Brazil’s Military Radar

China's presence in South America, a recurring concern of the United States, has officially entered the Brazilian military radar. As...

July 17, 2020

Support For Bolsonaro Grows, While Moro and Guedes’ Image Dwindles

The image of President Jair Bolsonaro remains virtually unscathed, despite the turbulence surrounding his administration.

July 17, 2020

Study: 20 Percent of Brazil’s Soy Exports to EU May Come from Illegal Deforestation

A fifth of Brazilian soy imports by the European Union may come from illegally deforested land, according to a study...

July 17, 2020

Uruguay Was First Country to Fully Legalize Cannabis; What Has Happened Since?

The Antártida Pharmacy in downtown Montevideo is not specifically labeled. Only when approaching the cash register does it become apparent...

July 17, 2020

After Buying MEI Fácil and Magliano Invest, What Does Fintech Neon Want to Be?

By building an ecosystem to meet the diverse financial demands of its clients, fintech Neon is extending beyond the payments...

July 17, 2020

São Paulo State Government Urges Committee to Reassess School Return

The contingency center against coronavirus, a committee of the São Paulo government that decides on quarantine in the state, will...

July 17, 2020

ECLAC: Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico to Lead Regional Increase in Poverty Due to Covid-19

The poor in Latin America's three main economies will be the hardest hit by the economic disaster triggered by the...

July 17, 2020

Upon Taking Office, New Brazilian Education Minister Advocates Secular State

At his inauguration on Thursday afternoon, July 16th, the new Minister of Education, Milton Ribeiro, signaled his commitment to dialogue...

July 17, 2020