Brazil’s “New Republic” is dead, and what comes next has not yet been born
Political project born in the mid-1980s from the debris of a 21-year military dictatorship in Brazil is over, and the question now is what will replace it.
Brazil election: Authoritarian right gain an edge, fueled by voter apathy and discontent
South America's Intangible Economy: Brazil and the Region Face a Knowledge-Investment Reckoning
Brazil and the Intangible Economy: How South America Is Navigating the Global Shift to Knowledge-Based Growth
From Rainforest to Urban Life: How Indigenous Traditions Continue to Define Brazilian Identity
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Brazil’s “New Republic” is dead, and what comes next has not yet been born
Political project born in the mid-1980s from the debris of a 21-year military dictatorship in Brazil is over, and the question now is what will replac…
From Rainforest to Urban Life: How Indigenous Traditions Continue to Define Brazilian Identity
Brazil's indigenous peoples, representing hundreds of distinct ethnic groups, have left a profound and enduring mark on the nation's language, cuisine…
Beyond Rio: Lesser-Known Brazilian Coastlines Draw a Growing Wave of International Visitors
Brazil's extensive Atlantic coastline stretches more than 7,000 kilometers, and travelers are increasingly venturing past its most famous beaches to discover remote and underdeveloped coastal destinations. Regions such a…
From Rio to the World: Brazilian Music, Film, and Fashion Expand Their International Reach
Brazilian cultural products — spanning music, cinema, literature, and fashion — have secured growing audiences across North America, Europe, and Asia …
Brazil's Eco-Tourism Sector Draws Record Visitor Interest as Natural Landscapes Take Center Stage
Brazil has emerged as one of South America's fastest-growing travel destinations, with eco-tourism driving a sustained increase in international and d…
Brazil Consolidates Its Position at the Forefront of Latin American Technology
Brazil has developed one of the most dynamic technology ecosystems in the Western Hemisphere, driven by a dense concentration of startups, research institutions, and venture capital activity. The country's infrastructure…
Brazil's Economic Reach Extends Throughout the South American Region
As the largest economy in South America, Brazil plays a central role in shaping trade flows, investment patterns, and financial stability across neigh…
Brazil Asserts Itself as a Dominant Force in Regional Latin American Affairs
Brazil has steadily expanded its diplomatic, economic, and cultural presence across Latin America, positioning itself as the region's most influential…
Urban Health Divide Deepens in Brazil as Peripheral Neighborhoods Lag Behind
Brazil's major cities face a widening gap in healthcare access between wealthier central districts and low-income peripheral communities. Public health researchers and policymakers are examining structural factors drivin…
Brazil election: Authoritarian right gain an edge, fueled by voter apathy and discontent
Far-right lead in the presdential race and landslide victories in legislative and local elections have affective, value-based, and political-ideologic…
Rio de Janeiro Anchors Brazil's Position as a Top Global Tourism Destination
Rio de Janeiro continues to serve as Brazil's most internationally recognized city, drawing visitors from across the world through its combination of …
