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Leadership gap reflects racial inequality in workplace

Experts call for structural changes as Black professionals remain underrepresented at the top     07/15/2025  Although Black Brazilians represent 55.5% of the population, according to the official statistics agency IBGE, they hold just 9.7% of top leadership roles—defined as executive management and above. The data comes from a study carried out between 2022 and […]

Previ exits BRF, rejecting Marfrig offer

Pension of Banco do Brasil workers sheds stake after 30 years as investors, citing better price from market       07/15/2025  One of BRF’s longest-standing shareholders, the pension fund for Banco do Brasil employees, has opted not to wait for the outcome of the merger with Marfrig. Previ closed its historic position last Friday […]

Economic activity slows following record-breaking harvest

Weak IBC-Br reading triggers GDP downgrades amid concerns over Trump tariffs 07/15/2025 Brazil’s economy showed clearer signs of cooling in May, following the boost from a record-breaking harvest this year. The slowdown comes as economists weigh the mixed impact of announced fiscal stimulus measures against potential fallout from the tariff shock led by U.S. President […]

The Current Situation of Social Media in Brazil: Limits and Regulations.

MURRAY ADVOGADOS   The Current Situation of Social Media in Brazil: Limits and Regulations.   By Alexandre Tuzzolo Paulino.   The rise of social media as tools for communication and information in Brazil has profoundly transformed social, political, and institutional relationships. This shift has generated a range of legal challenges, particularly regarding freedom of expression, […]

Brazil could partner with U.S. clients to negotiate tariffs

Former World Bank director Carlos Braga opposes retaliation strategy and warns of weak BRICS connection, yet rules out “economic collapse”       07/14/2025 Carlos Primo Braga, associate professor at Fundação Dom Cabral (FDC) and former director of Economic Policy and Debt at the World Bank, believes Brazil should ally itself with U.S. industries reliant […]

Trump tariffs, EU law disrupt Brazil’s agricultural geopolitics

Shifts in global trade threaten competitiveness and cloud sector planning       07/14/2025 As Brazil’s agribusiness prepares to comply with the European Union’s anti-deforestation law set to take effect in January 2026, the sector now faces a new challenge: a 50% tariff on exports to the U.S. Experts in foreign trade and diplomats with […]

China expands in consumer goods, now supplies 26% of Brazil’s imports

Cars, electronics and home appliances drive Chinese dominance as U.S. loses share         07/14/2025  Brazil’s reliance on American goods has dropped to near the lowest level in a decade, as China strengthens its dominance across a wide range of imports, including consumer products like cars, motorcycles, freezers, and stoves. From January to […]

Agricultural bonds to remain top rural credit source despite new tax

Bonds known as LCA expected to exceed R$700bn by 2026 under Crop Plan     07/11/2025 Agribusiness Credit Bnds (LCAs) are set to remain the leading funding instrument for Brazil’s rural credit programs in the 2025/26 season, even with a proposed income tax on their returns. According to government projections, the outstanding volume of LCAs […]

Ex-diplomat urges diplomacy as Trump targets Brazil with tariffs

Former U.S. ambassador Carlos Pascual warns that American president should weigh Brazil’s strategic role in Latin America     07/11/2025  Carlos Pascual, former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine and Mexico, said President Donald Trump must consider Brazil’s strategic importance to Latin America when shaping trade relations. While Brazilian President Lula has signaled the possibility of reciprocal […]

Trump’s tariff threat seen as bigger risk for inflation than growth

Economists warn of secondary effects from currency, trade tensions 07/11/2025  The 50% tariff announced by U.S. President Donald Trump on Brazilian exports is expected to have a limited direct impact on Brazil’s economy, but economists warn that the damage could escalate depending on how negotiations unfold. Most analysts agree that the effects will be concentrated […]