Pension reform means things will improve. The only question is when
The São Paulo Stock Exchange returned to a surprise after the state holiday on Tuesday. The pension reform, approved (...) READ MORE
Opinion July 16, 2019
What does Brazil need to enter a new era of trade deals?
Since Mercosur and the European Union (EU) agreed on a free trade deal in June, the Brazilian government has (...) READ MORE
Brazil’s list of good payers a data protection liability?
While Brazilians were focused on the debates around pension reform, one piece of news passed almost unnoticed: the law (...) READ MORE
Greenwald harassment a worrying sign for press freedoms in Brazil
Earlier this week, right-wing blog O Antagonista published a shocking post that went almost unnoticed. It stated that the (...) READ MORE
The Intercept Brasil’s innovative strategy for covering the Car Wash leaks
From the outset, the Brazilian version of The Intercept has dedicated itself to covering our country’s politics from the (...) READ MORE
What is the best pension reform for Brazil?
In about a month, the Brazilian Congress will enter its mid-year recess. From July 17 to August 1, members (...) READ MORE
A government made of heroes and myths
Brazilian politics has been recently marked by three inseparable phenomena: (a) the fight against corruption, (b) the rise of (...) READ MORE
The land that science forgot
This week, President Jair Bolsonaro submitted a bill to the House of Representatives proposing a series of changes to (...) READ MORE
Pro-government demos give Bolsonaro some breathing room
In 156 cities across all states, over 100,000 people took to the streets to defend Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s far-right (...) READ MORE
A government on the road to collapse
Just days before finishing his fifth month in office, President Jair Bolsonaro already sees his administration immersed in a (...) READ MORE
