After more than 30 years of disputes in courts, the Brazilian government has reached an agreement with pension funds to pay in installments R$8.8 billion in court-ordered debts — the so-called “precatórios” — starting in 2023. This debt refers to a judicial battle started in 1991, when pension organizations disputed the way bonds of the […]
In the first quarter of the year, Brazil saw a trade surplus of $3.7 billion in oil and oil products, 31% of the total trade balance of the period, even though, under pressure resulting from the war between Russia and Ukraine, the prices and import volumes of this group of products have grown at a […]
The Federal Court of Accounts (TCU) confirmed Tuesday the May 18 date for the resumption of the Eletrobras privatization trial. Contaminated by political polarization, the operation gained a curious chapter last week, when TCU member Aroldo Cedraz surprised his colleagues by suggesting that an eventual attempt to retake control of the company by the government […]