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Brazilian firms hit by 27% profit drop in Q3 amid cost pressures

Companies show resilience, but high interest rates, weak demand and stronger real took a toll     11/27/2025  Publicly traded companies in Brazil showed operational resilience in the third quarter, posting results that exceeded analysts’ expectations despite headwinds such as slowing domestic consumption, persistently high interest rates, a stronger real, and lower international commodity prices. […]

Medical school programs face new wave of litigation in Brazil

With average monthly tuition at R$13,000, degree is grappling with rising student delinquency     11/25/2025  Brazil’s Ministry of Education (MEC) has reviewed 97% of the lawsuits seeking authorization to open new medical school programs. However, a new wave of litigation is now preventing this long-running saga from coming to an end. This time, colleges whose requests […]

Brazil’s rare earths attract Western interest

Five companies announce financing, planned funding, or strategic deals amid global race for critical minerals       11/25/2025  Western countries have deepened their engagement with companies developing Brazilian rare earth mining projects, a group of elements now central to tensions between the U.S. and China. At least five companies with projects in Goiás, Minas Gerais, and […]

Brazilian companies rush to adapt to dividend tax change

Firms call shareholder meetings to approve payouts before new 10% levy       11/25/2025  Awaiting presidential approval from Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Bill 1087 of 2025 has prompted publicly traded companies in Brazil to move quickly to adapt to the upcoming 10% tax on profits and dividends outlined in the legislation. In a […]

The night COP30 nearly collapsed

Belém summit could not deliver a roadmap to end fossil-fuel dependence, but its outcomes may shape climate politics for years     11/24/2025  Like the historic United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, which led to the adoption of three environmental conventions addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, and desertification, COP30 will […]

Critical minerals industry at odds over incentives

Government, private sector, and experts discuss whether such promising market really requires any incentives     11/24/2025 As Brazil faces a historic opportunity to transform its reserves of critical minerals, strategic minerals, and rare earths into a high-value industry, the government, the productive sector, and specialists are still debating how to unlock this chain. Some […]

War halts FIOL and completion of section delayed until 2031

The railway line crossing Bahia faces three stages of structural work; progress slowed by the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine     11/24/2025  Even from 18,000 kilometers away, the war between Russia and Ukraine has stalled construction of the West-East Integration Railway (FIOL) in Bahia. In April, Bahia Mineração (Bamin)—the company responsible for building […]

Latin American steelmakers rethink plans amid surge of Chinese imports

China accounted for 61% of Brazil’s steel imports from January to September 2025     11/12/2025 The surge of steel exports from China continues to challenge the Latin American steel industry, according to experts gathered at the Latin American Steel Association (Alacero) congress in Cartagena, Colombia. Jorge Oliveira, president of Alacero and of ArcelorMittal Brazil, warned on […]

System increases global methane detection tenfold

Using AI and real-time satellite data, the tool has identified 14,500 methane plumes since 2024       11/12/2025  To reduce methane emissions, it is necessary to know where they come from. The Methane Alert and Response System (MARS) combines near-real-time data from nearly a dozen satellites to continuously monitor the Earth and detect large […]