Brazil’s energy industry has been given a significant boost through one of the largest energy majors on the planet. Royal Dutch Shell, through its Brazilian subsidiary, Shell Brasil Petróleo, has begun production... Read more »
Latin America stands to benefit from US President Donald Trump’s greater involvement, said Paraguay President Santiago Peña, who has emerged as one of the staunchest US allies in the region. “When the... Read more »
There is a saying in Brazil that Brazilians realise they are Latin only when they travel to the US or Europe. Among the many reasons for this is that the largest country... Read more »
More than 200 Venezuelan political prisoners were on hunger strike Sunday to demand their release under a new amnesty law that excludes many of them. The amnesty was approved by Venezuela’s congress... Read more »
The figure skaters at the Winter Olympics make it look easy; sheer elegance on hard ice. But elite skaters also fight injuries, much like the rest of us who work out, go... Read more »
Argentina’s lower house of Congress passed President Javier Milei’s signature labour reform bill, a key step in the libertarian’s ambitious agenda that could help the nation return to global markets. In a... Read more »
Hey guys! Let’s dive into the amazing world of Escola St. Francis College in São Paulo. This isn’t just any school; it’s a place where young minds are shaped into future leaders,... Read more »
FULL WEEK FOR CONGRESS The lower house Chamber of Deputies on Thursday debated the Labour Modernisation bill approved by the Senate earlier in the month against a backdrop of protests immediately... Read more »
Banco de Brasília invests in real estate capitalization with properties from Terracap and support from the Credit Guarantee Fund. O Bank of Brasilia announced a real estate capitalization strategy to strengthen its financial structure... Read more »
Argentine football has a problem. Not the everyday gripes we air out – Claudio ‘Chiqui’ Tapia, stupid league formats, referees favouring certain clubs, and so on and so forth – but one... Read more »