Brazil News News Brazil » Politics: Brazil vote offers opposing politics, similar fiscal outcomes
By Rodrigo Campos and Paula Laier NEW YORK/SAO PAULO, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Brazil’s October election offers voters yet another stark left-versus-right choice, but investors see less difference on the ...
News Brazil » Politics: Why Brazil stopped Trump's officials from entering country before elections
Brazil’s decision to deny visas to two senior officials from US President Donald Trump’s administration has triggered a fresh diplomatic confrontation just weeks before the country’s high-stakes ...
News Brazil » Politics: Brazil: Lula, Bolsonaro return to strongholds to launch runs for president
Lula and Bolsonaro appeal to Brazil’s women voters with promises to combat rising femicide and gender violence.
News Brazil » Politics: Brazil’s independence: From colonial rule to a sustainable future
Brazil’s journey to independence began more than three centuries earlier, when the land came under Portuguese rule following the Treaty of Tordesillas. In ...
News Brazil » Politics: Brazil's Flávio Bolsonaro secures presidential bid despite challenges
Brazilian senator Flávio Bolsonaro, a son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, was confirmed as the presidential candidate of his father's Liberal Party on Saturday in a bid against incumbent President ...
News Brazil » Politics: Trump Can’t Speak Brazil’s Master Language
Mr. Pagliarini is an expert on Brazilian politics and the author of the forthcoming “Claiming the Nation: The Politics of Nationalism in Modern Brazil,” from which this essay is adapted. “Trump 2.0 is ...
News Brazil » Politics: Fear game
In Cidade Alta, in Rio de Janeiro’s sprawling Zona Norte, armed guards patrol the favela’s main entrance. Nearby, residents set up for a Sunday evening samba street-party. Nobody seems to give the ...
News Brazil » Politics: Brazil’s betting tax haul grows amid political backlash
Brazil's betting industry faces political pressure from multiple directions, but its tax contributions may be its strongest argument for survival.