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Brazil’s Supreme Court has voted in favor of tougher regulations on social media platforms, intending to address the spread of fake news and hate speech. The decision, impacting millions of …
Brazil’s Supreme Court Supports Stricter Regulations on Social Media Read More
Brazilian prosecutors charge Ruben Dario Villar over the 2022 murders of Indigenous advocate Bruno Pereira and journalist Dom Phillips. Villar allegedly orchestrated the killings due to Pereira’s enforcement of environmental …
Brazilian Prosecutors Charge Man Accused of Ordering High-Profile Killing in Amazon Region Read More
Brazil’s government plans to unveil a new fiscal package to balance public accounts following backlash from a previous tax hike. The measures are expected to focus on structural reforms to …
Brazil to Present Fresh Fiscal Package in Bid to Balance Public Accounts Read More
Americanas reported a Q1 net loss of 496 million reais, a stark decline from last year’s profit due, in part, to the Easter holiday falling into the second quarter. Adjusted …
Americanas Reports Q1 Loss of 496 Million Reais, Blames Easter Timing Read More
The New York Times investigation found no substantial evidence linking many deported Venezuelans to the criminal organization Tren de Aragua, despite claims made by President Trump during their deportation. The …
Investigative Report: No Evidence Linking Deported Venezuelans to Tren de Aragua Read More
Amadou Hott’s candidacy for the African Development Bank presidency is threatened by a recent audit revealing significant underreporting of Senegal’s public debt during his ministerial tenure. The IMF has suspended …
Senegal’s Hidden Debt Scandal Hinders Amadou Hott’s AfDB Candidacy Read More
Vera Daves de Sousa, Angola’s Finance Minister, has distinguished herself at the IMF and World Bank spring meetings. Despite Angola’s exclusion from international markets, Daves de Sousa brings considerable experience …
Vera Daves de Sousa: Angola’s Finance Minister Championing Economic Reform Read More
Fernando Collor de Mello, Brazil’s first democratically elected president, has begun serving a nearly nine-year prison sentence for corruption and money laundering after being arrested on Friday. His resignation in …
Fernando Collor de Mello Begins Prison Sentence for Corruption Read More
Former President Jair Bolsonaro’s health has deteriorated after bowel surgery, with doctors reporting clinical decline and other concerning symptoms amid his recovery in intensive care. Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro …
Health Deteriorates for Former President Jair Bolsonaro After Surgery Read More
Ecuador has finalized an FTA with Canada, raising concerns about environmental degradation, human rights violations, and conflicts of interest, particularly involving President Noboa’s family investments in mining. The agreement’s investor …
Conflicts of Interest and Sovereignty at Stake in the Ecuador-Canada FTA Read More