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Brazil is witnessing significant protests driven by social issues such as economic inequality and corruption. Concurrently, consumer confidence in the U.S. has dropped 10.5% recently, raising concerns about future economic …
Brazil Protests and U.S. Consumer Confidence Decline Read More
International Women’s Day in Paraguay is marked by events focused on gender equality and women’s rights, addressing issues like domestic violence and equitable pay, while fostering dialogue for societal change. …
Observing International Women’s Day in Paraguay: A Commitment to Gender Equality Read More
Brazil’s gross debt-to-GDP ratio decreased to 75.3% in January, down from 76.1% in December, surpassing market expectations. This decline was influenced by net debt redemptions and GDP growth. The public …
Brazil’s Gross Debt-to-GDP Ratio Declines Unexpectedly in January Read More
In January 2025, Brazil recorded a budget surplus of BRL 63.7 billion, surpassing the expected BRL 35.3 billion. This marks the first surplus in a year and the largest since …
Brazil’s Budget Surplus Surpasses Expectations in January 2025 Read More
Brazil’s public sector gross debt decreased to 75.3% of GDP in January, down from 76.1% in December. The public sector recorded a primary surplus of 104.096 billion reais, exceeding economists’ …
Brazil’s Public Sector Gross Debt Decreases to 75.3% of GDP in January Read More
This podcast episode discusses the detrimental impact of taxation on South Africa’s economy, featuring insights from Keith Engel. It examines whether the nation has exceeded optimal tax levels and highlights …
The Detrimental Impact of Taxation on South Africa’s Economy Read More
President Gustavo Petro’s proposal for a public consultation to bypass Congress raises concerns in Colombia. Critics argue that it could weaken democratic controls and undermine constitutional order amid ongoing debates …
Concerns Rise Over President Petro’s Proposed Popular Consultation in Colombia Read More
Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa announced the dissolution of parliament on March 19 and called for snap elections on May 18. This follows a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister …
Portuguese President Calls Snap Elections for May 18 Following No-Confidence Vote Read More
Ghana’s government has eliminated COVID-era taxes to combat a severe economic crisis, which included measures such as spending reductions and debt restructuring. The initiatives aim to stimulate growth and reduce …
Ghana Abolishes IMF-linked Taxes to Combat Economic Crisis Read More
President Mnangagwa is facing unprecedented criticism from Zanu-PF party members demanding his resignation due to his attempts to extend his presidency, marking a significant challenge to his leadership since taking …
Internal Rebellion Against Zimbabwe’s President Mnangagwa Amid Leadership Crisis Read More