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Explaining Brazil Podcast #32: Brazil’s political system in shatters

By TBR Newsroom

Oct 10, 2018 9:02 1 min read

What led to the ultra-conservative wave in Brazil? Three factors come into play.

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Explaining Brazil Podcast #32: Brazil’s political system in shatters

Brasília interventor blames military for January 8 riots

How Brazilian agribusiness became a vector for putschism

Lula repeats old tropes on first international trip

The elected politicians under the microscope in Brasília riot probes

January 8 riots increase chances of Bolsonaro ineligibility

São Paulo willing to wage ‘war’ with Uber over motorcycle rides

Americanas emails, computers seized amid fraud suspicions

Pro-Bolsonaro lawmaker charged for holding man at gunpoint

Petrobras board approves new, Lula-appointed CEO

Accounts court to scrutinize Bolsonaro’s spending on indigenous health

Market roundup: Who stands to gain from the Americanas crisis

Market roundup: Americanas under the microscope

Brazil’s OECD membership on the back burner

Market worries about a lowering of the bar for governance in Brazil

Why does Brazil not have an agribusiness unicorn?

Tech roundup: Brazil not at all prepared for cybercrime

Tech roundup: Startup funding plummets in Brazil

Riots lay bare challenge of regulating social media in Brazil

Tech roundup: What the future holds for Brazil’s state-owned tech companies

After bank fees, Brazil’s PIX goes after credit cards

Explaining Brazil #229: The Yanomami genocide

Explaining Brazil #228: Brazil and China’s twin crises

Explaining Brazil #227: One week in, Lula already faces major test

Explaining Brazil #226: A Brazilian reset

Explaining Brazil #225: The Brazilian king of the world

Flamengo and Palmeiras domination turning Brazilian football into La Liga

Brazil’s fiscal crisis is rooted in its history of independence

Vigilante Instagram account helps identify January 8 rioters

The step-by-step preparation of the Brasília riots

As post-riot arrests mount, far-right agitators call for “respect” for Lula

Four years later, is Brumadinho closer to justice?

The return of the Amazon Fund and Lula’s race to cut deforestation

Researchers use new reforestation technique at site of Brumadinho disaster

Brazil could yet become a green energy giant

Lula at COP27: “Brazil is back”

Lula finds out that Latin America is not as he left it

What a ‘common currency’ for Brazil and Argentina really means

Bilateral Brazil-Argentina deal in the spotlight ahead of CELAC meeting

Odebrecht case causes diplomatic rift between Colombia and Guatemala

Brazil, Mexico take different stances on Peruvian crisis

Brazil’s election for House speaker will happen soon. And be over quickly

Lula v. the bond market

Brazil saw an attempted coup, even if a failed one

Where Lula’s foreign policy wants to take Brazil

Bolsonaro’s passive post-election strategy is good news for Lula