The US proposes a 25% tariff on Brazilian products following trade practice accusations, amid political disputes over Brazil’s Pix payment system and backlash against new domestic debt policies.
Piauí's Programa Jovem Empreendedor mobilizes R$ 50 million to provide youth business loans, training, and mentorship, aiming to support 3,000 young entrepreneurs in 2026.
Braskem plans to extend debt maturities and reduce interest in a bid to restructure debt extrajudicially while undergoing leadership transitions and managing subsidiary negotiations.
Neymar will miss Brazil's friendly against Egypt due to injury, prompting coach Carlo Ancelotti to adjust the team lineup ahead of the World Cup.
Brazilian exports to the US declined 14% in May as trade tensions rise, while ethanol tariff disputes with the US persist amid growing exports to China.
The US has threatened tariffs on Brazil alleged forced labor in beef production, prompting Brazil to strongly reject the claims and consider retaliatory measures under reciprocity law.
The Federal Court of Accounts audit highlights widespread gaps in broadcasting licenses across Brazil, urging regulatory reforms to promote equitable television access and regional cultural promotion.
The MEL 2026 festival in São Paulo united Brazilian women to strategize for increased political empowerment and tackle gender, race, and class inequalities.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court will soon judge Eduardo Bolsonaro over accusations of coercing the judiciary by orchestrating U.S. sanctions against Supreme Court ministers linked to investigations involving his father.
In 2026, Amapá, Juiz de Fora, and Campinas launched multiple initiatives to provide credit, training, and government accessibility aimed at strengthening micro and small enterprises in Brazil.
Brazil striker Igor Thiago shares his excitement and readiness ahead of the 2026 World Cup as the team gears up with strong performances and strategic preparation.
Seara is embracing innovation and sports partnerships, including football and tennis sponsorships, to boost its brand ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Brazil's MCTI launches community workshops to update the Ocean Decade plan and enhances R&D reporting with the new FormP&D 2026 amid record private sector innovation investment.
IFSP opens registration for a free specialization course while UCS Bento Gonçalves showcases interactive science activities at ExpoBento 2026.
A 2026 survey finds politics is the topic most linked to fake news in Brazil, with notable differences in detection and fact-checking across political lines.
The U.S. proposes additional 12.5% tariffs on Brazilian imports citing failures in combating forced labor, risking a total 37.5% tariff amid ongoing trade disputes.
Lionel Messi receives the 2026 Princesa de Asturias Sports Award for his record-breaking football achievements and notable philanthropic work.
Tensions rise in Brazil’s polarized political landscape as the US proposes a 25% tariff, impacting Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro's electoral strategies ahead of the 2026 election.
Brazil's small businesses have fueled a 1.1% GDP growth in Q1 2026, boosting job creation and positioning the country for a return to the world's top 10 economies.
A new US tariff proposal on Brazilian goods reflects deep political motivations and concerns over Brazil’s judicial independence, escalating bilateral tensions.
The 2026 Sebrae Women's Business Award in Mato Grosso approaches its June 19 application deadline, highlighting support and recognition for women's entrepreneurship with multiple prize categories and mentoring opportunities.
Major 2026 events like the Brazil Central International Business Roundtable and the 7th Salão de Móveis de Marco are advancing Brazil's economic growth through internationalization and sectoral innovation.
Brazil rejects U.S. criticisms of its Pix payment system amid threats of tariffs on Brazilian exports, highlighting Pix's role in financial inclusion and open competition.
After Brazil's 6-2 win vs Panama, Rio hosted exclusive celebrity parties with football stars, musicians, and influencers celebrating into the night.
Educational events in Brazil in 2024 successfully engage youth and communities with science through interactive activities focused on national biomes and biodiversity.
The Eloos event in Belo Horizonte showcased how science, technology, and agronomic engineering are revolutionizing Brazil's agribusiness, with progress in productivity and income gains amid economic challenges.
Cuiabá launches a wide-reaching free sports program while Uberlândia begins a youth soccer tournament, both aiming to promote inclusion and youth development through sports.
Football fans can catch the Copa do Nordeste final's first leg and several international friendlies live on TV and streaming platforms on June 2, 2026.
Brazil enacts law for 2027 Women's World Cup, financially rewards pioneer female players, and promotes gender equality in football.
The US has proposed a 25% tariff on Brazilian imports after a Section 301 probe found unfair trade practices including digital payment favoritism and environmental enforcement gaps.
Brazil condemns the U.S. proposal for a 25% tariff on exports as politically motivated amid ongoing diplomatic efforts and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro’s controversial U.S. lobbying.
Cultural and sports events like Mossoró Cidade Junina and Rio’s international tournaments boost local economies through tourism, investments, and job creation.
Bahia's family agriculture and Brazil's animal protein sectors are enhancing market access through major 2026 fairs, spotlighting sustainability, innovation, and international partnerships.
Brazil's Minas Gerais and Bahia regions host major events promoting innovation management and e-commerce collaboration, strengthening business ecosystems.
Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, Vinícius Júnior's market value has surged while Neymar's has drastically fallen, reflecting changing dynamics in Brazil's national football team.
Brazil faces a crisis of youth political distrust and barriers to female political participation, with calls for better education and accountability.
Leading 2026 election candidates in Brazil focus on crime control, economic reform, and political rivalry in their campaigns.
Amapá has inaugurated the Prêmio Sebrae Mulher de Negócios 2026, encouraging local women entrepreneurs to participate for recognition and funding, with registrations open through June 19.
Florestal's July 11 cultural festival will showcase music, Capoeira, crafts, and family entertainment with free community access.
Brazilian students excel in national science olympiads with Paraná leading advances and a Niterói team winning a global innovation award for a voice-controlled hospital stretcher.
President Lula seeks a dialogue with U.S. President Trump to promote joint efforts against organized crime amid concerns over financial sanctions and political tensions.
The US decision to designate Brazilian criminal factions as terrorist groups has intensified security discussions in Brazil’s 2026 presidential campaign, impacting key candidates’ standings and voter perceptions.
The São João festival and business events like the Week of Business and Entrepreneurship in Campinas are creating new growth opportunities for small businesses through cultural engagement and entrepreneurial support.
Brazil's Espaço do Empreendedor aids over 9,000 microentrepreneurs formalize and grow their businesses, while LIDE Mulher ABC gears up to empower women leaders in business acceleration.
Ecuador breaks national records with five Brazilian-based players in its 2026 World Cup squad, aiming for a historic tournament run.
Political disputes over crime and social statistics in Brazil reveal contrasting narratives and highlight controversial ties between political figures and organized crime.
Brazil faces escalating political scandals and legislative reforms as the 2026 elections approach, highlighting divisions and new laws on labor, deepfakes, and fuel taxation.
The PT party has launched its National Nucleation strategy to strengthen grassroots organization and local mobilization in support of Lula's 2026 reelection campaign.
The 13th Rondônia Rural Show Internacional in 2026 generated R$4.5 billion in business and drew over 410,000 visitors, underscoring the event's continuing impact on the regional agricultural sector.
Brazilian small businesses face logistical hurdles during Dia dos Namorados 2026 but can boost profitability through strategic freight management and reverse logistics policies.