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Will the administrative reform pass in Congress?
The government has finally presented its promised administrative reform bill — but what are its chances of it passing in Congress?
2 years ago • Débora Álvares
Power
Brazil’s bizarre — and flat-out bullshit — public jobs
From typists to locksmiths, and even telex operators (hello, 1980s), there are thousands of public jobs that seem obsolete in Brazil
2 years ago • Renato Alves
Power
Brazil’s billion-dollar public service industry
This is Part 2 of The Brazilian Report’s special series on the Jair Bolsonaro administration’s proposal to reform public service in Brazil
2 years ago • Renato Alves
Power
Dissecting Bolsonaro’s proposal to reform Brazil’s public service
Bolsonaro presented his plan to reform Brazil's civil service. Despite leaving much to be desired, it could be highly consequential
2 years ago • TBR Newsroom
Latin America
Coronavirus in Latin America: a tale of failed leadership and inequality
In just half a year, Latin America went from having no coronavirus cases to being the world's pandemic epicenter. We explain what happened
2 years ago • Aline Gatto Boueri, Lucas Berti and Gustavo Ribeiro
Latin America
How AMLO has handled Mexico’s Covid-19 crisis
Mexico's president has come in for widespread criticism for his response to the coronavirus crisis. But is all this vilification justified?
3 years ago • Benjamin Fogel
Latin America
AMLO in office: pre-pandemic days
Before the coronavirus struck, Mexico's president had many structural issues to tackle, which he managed with varying degrees of success
3 years ago • Benjamin Fogel
Latin America
How AMLO rose to power in Mexico’s skewed system
Mexico has undergone a dramatic political shift in recent years. In this three-part series, we analyze the rise of left-wing President AMLO
3 years ago • Benjamin Fogel
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Power
Brazil’s legislatures can be labyrinthine and ineffective. There is a push to change this
2 days ago • Amanda Audi
Power
Back to work, Supreme Court fends off far-right threats
3 days ago • Amanda Audi
Power
A dark horse for the Senate presidency has beef with the Supreme Court
5 days ago • Cedê Silva
Power
Brasília interventor blames military for January 8 riots
1 week ago • Cedê Silva
Power
How Brazilian agribusiness became a vector for putschism
1 week ago • Amanda Audi
Insider
Prosecutors will investigate data leak after Brazilian Report scoop
24 hours ago • TBR Newsroom
Insider
Dengue vaccine clears first hurdle in Brazil
1 day ago • TBR Newsroom
Insider
Brazilian industry losing steam across the board
1 day ago • Ana Ferraz
Insider
Senator tells press about alleged pro-Bolsonaro coup plot
2 days ago • Cedê Silva
Insider
Petrobras raises jet fuel prices by 17 percent
2 days ago • Ana Ferraz
Business
Market roundup: Americanas cleans house
9 hours ago • Ana Ferraz and Fabiane Ziolla Menezes
Business
Why Lula must pander to the markets. Fast
3 days ago • Ana Ferraz
Business
Market roundup: Who stands to gain from the Americanas crisis
1 week ago • Fabiane Ziolla Menezes and Ana Ferraz
Business
Market roundup: Americanas under the microscope
2 weeks ago • Fabiane Ziolla Menezes and Ana Ferraz
Business
Brazil’s OECD membership on the back burner
2 weeks ago • Cedê Silva
Tech
Tech roundup: São Paulo goes blockchain
5 days ago • Ana Ferraz and Fabiane Ziolla Menezes
Tech
Tech roundup: Brazil not at all prepared for cybercrime
2 weeks ago • Ana Ferraz and Fabiane Ziolla Menezes
Tech
Tech roundup: Startup funding plummets in Brazil
2 weeks ago • Ana Ferraz and Fabiane Ziolla Menezes
Tech
Riots lay bare challenge of regulating social media in Brazil
3 weeks ago • Sérgio Spagnuolo and Laís Martins
Tech
Tech roundup: What the future holds for Brazil’s state-owned tech companies
3 weeks ago • Ana Ferraz
Podcast
Explaining Brazil #230: A pivotal moment for Congress
3 days ago • Gustavo Ribeiro
Podcast
Explaining Brazil #229: The Yanomami genocide
1 week ago • Gustavo Ribeiro
Podcast
Explaining Brazil #228: Brazil and China’s twin crises
2 weeks ago • Gustavo Ribeiro
Podcast
Explaining Brazil #227: One week in, Lula already faces major test
3 weeks ago • Gustavo Ribeiro
Podcast
Explaining Brazil #226: A Brazilian reset
1 month ago • Gustavo Ribeiro
Society
The anti-Bolsonaro military
19 mins ago • Amanda Audi
Society
Flamengo and Palmeiras domination turning Brazilian football into La Liga
1 week ago • Lucas Berti
Society
Brazil’s fiscal crisis is rooted in its history of independence
2 weeks ago • Amanda Audi
Society
Vigilante Instagram account helps identify January 8 rioters
3 weeks ago • Amanda Magnani
Society
The step-by-step preparation of the Brasília riots
3 weeks ago • Aos Fatos
Environment
How Brazil can halve Amazon deforestation in the short term
2 days ago • Euan Marshall
Environment
Four years later, is Brumadinho closer to justice?
1 week ago • Ana Ferraz
Environment
The return of the Amazon Fund and Lula’s race to cut deforestation
2 weeks ago • Euan Marshall
Environment
Researchers use new reforestation technique at site of Brumadinho disaster
1 month ago • Domingos Zaparolli, Revista Pesquisa Fapesp
Environment
Brazil could yet become a green energy giant
2 months ago • Ana Ferraz
Latin America
Latin Americans don’t believe their countries are improving in the fight against corruption
4 days ago • Constance Malleret
Latin America
How drug charges reached Mexico’s top ‘war on drugs’ official
5 days ago • Lucas Berti
Latin America
Repsol oil spill: One year on, no justice in sight for Peruvian fishermen
6 days ago • Leslie Moreno Custodio
Latin America
Lula finds out that Latin America is not as he left it
1 week ago • Aline Gatto Boueri
Latin America
What a ‘common currency’ for Brazil and Argentina really means
1 week ago • Fabiane Ziolla Menezes
Opinion
The Lula administration starts now
1 day ago • Mario Sergio Lima
Opinion
The inevitability of Arthur Lira as Brazil’s House speaker
3 days ago • Beatriz Rey
Opinion
Brazil’s Supreme Court is right in going after putschists
4 days ago • Felipe Autran Dourado
Opinion
Brazil’s election for House speaker will happen soon. And be over quickly
1 week ago • Beatriz Rey
Opinion
Lula v. the bond market
2 weeks ago • Luciano Sobral