With references to God, socialism, and gender issues—not to mention skirting the blame for Amazon deforestation—Jair Bolsonaro’s speech at the United Nations General Assembly made people all over the world cringe.

The world’s largest retailer has just improved its position in Brazil. What will be the impact on local players?

Serious, Crivella?

Back to 1808!

Ranchers in Northern Brazil used WhatsApp to coordinate massive—and simultaneous—Amazon fires. The worst part? The government knew beforehand.

Brazil has hit the headlines worldwide thanks to Jair Bolsonaro’s inflammatory statements and lack of environmental policy, but there are deeper origins to Brazil’s image problem abroad.

Brazil has hit the headlines worldwide thanks to Jair Bolsonaro’s inflammatory statements and lack of environmental policy, but there are deeper origins to Brazil’s image problem abroad.

A Harvard professor believes that international powers could start pressuring (and even threatening) Brazil due to its environmental shortfalls. Guest: Stephen M. Walt, professor of international affairs at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.

A Harvard professor believes that international powers could start pressuring (and even threatening) Brazil due to its environmental shortfalls. Guest: Stephen M. Walt, professor of international affairs at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.

The Brazilian Congress is back from vacation. And the country’s lawmakers have a lot on their plates. After six months of constant power struggles with the government, what can we expect in the second half of 2019? Is a tax reform too far-fetched?