Brazil, Bolsonaro and stocks
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Transfermarkt updated its valuations, with the Brazilian dropping from €140 million to €130 million, while Real Madrid’s new signing soared to
The Brazilian real could have substantial room to rally if capital that fled the country during the COVID-19 pandemic returns, according to Robin Brooks, who sees a potential change in government as a catalyst for renewed inflows.
A first-round upset in Brazil’s presidential election is lifting a Latin American digital bank far more than its U.S. fintech counterparts. Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU) stock is up 12% to $15.09 in early trading,
Aleris Nutrition plans to initially focus on yeast fermentation and specialty feed additives. The company will start with around 15 employees.
Flavio Bolsonaro won the first round of Brazil's presidential election, and will now face off against incumbent Lula da Silva in a second round on October 25.
When the Academy Awards take place on March 15th, few countries will be watching as closely as will Brazil. Last year, for the first time, a Brazilian film was nominated for Best Picture—“I’m Still Here”, set during the military dictatorship.
The Supreme Court will hear a Brazilian man's case from Massachusetts to decide if undocumented immigrants can be held without bond hearings nationwide.
With the first round of the presidential election on 4 October, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) examines the state of press freedom after four years of Lula’s presidency and looks ahead to the work that remains.