
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Brazil is known for its mammoth bureaucratic system. But blockchain could help business in Latin America's top economy.Read show notes. —
Send us your feedback
Support the show
From Chile to Catalunya, Lebanon to Hong Kong … it seems like we're seeing protests erupt everywhere. But one region seems to have been hit harder than others by this massive wave of disgruntlement: Latin America. It seems that Latin America's veins are as wide open as they've ever been.Read show notes. —
Send us your feedback
Support the show
Back in 2008, Brazil formulated its National Defense Strategy, selecting the construction of a nuclear submarine as one of its priorities. To find out more about this mission, we spoke to Anne Bianchi, who oversees the construction of Brazil's first nuclear submarine.Read show notes. —
Send us your feedback
Support the show
In just a couple of weeks, Brazil will hold the largest oil auction in its history. This week, we look back at how the country rose to become a key player in offshore drilling.Read show notes. —
Send us your feedback
Support the show
The Brazilian construction group admitted to paying USD 29 million in bribes over a decade in Peru. And it has caused the downfall of four former presidents—and potentially a fifth.Read show notes. —
Send us your feedback
Support the show
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.Read show notes. — https://brazilian.report/videos/2019/09/25/explaining-brazil-podcast-79-bolsonaro-flips-off-the-world/
Send us your feedback
Support the show
The world's largest retailer has just improved its position in Brazil. What will be the impact on local players?Read show notes. —
Send us your feedback
Support the show
Rio de Janeiro Mayor Marcelo Crivella is staged a homophobic crusade against an Avenger comic. It is part of a calculated move to get him re-elected. Read show notes. —
Send us your feedback
Support the show
Brazil celebrates its independence day on September 7. This week, we explain how former French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte was influential to this process.Read show notes. —
Send us your feedback
Support the show
Ranchers in Northern Brazil used WhatsApp to coordinate massive—and simultaneous—Amazon fires. The worst part? The government knew beforehand.Read show notes. —
Send us your feedback
Support the show
From the publisher's feed

31,985 Listeners

6,717 Listeners

25,759 Listeners

4,117 Listeners

719 Listeners

111,874 Listeners

56,435 Listeners

2,394 Listeners

804 Listeners

9,525 Listeners

2,539 Listeners

16,352 Listeners

15,917 Listeners

353 Listeners

647 Listeners