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Joaquim Levy’s exit raises fears of return to state interference in economy
Ex-general Santos Cruz becomes third casualty since populist government’s inauguration
Pensions bill seems set to withstand protests and latest Bolsonaro controversy
Continued conversion of forests into farms scuppers 2020 target set by 50 global groups
Brazilian state can learn lessons from its rival’s investment in public security
Determination over Itaipú dam treaty talks would banish old political demons
Treaty renegotiations aim for a far better deal than in 1973
Leaked messages stir controversy about bribery case against former president
Trump administration urges leaders to ban Chinese company from telecoms networks
Leaders of both houses bullish on prospects for much-needed legislation
Brazil and Mexico’s contraction in first quarter raises fears of return to recession
Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's president, took office six months ago with a pledge to figh…
Latin America’s largest economy suffers first-quarter contraction in blow to Bolsonaro
GDP falls 0.2% in first three months of 2019 compared to previous quarter
Vice-president met with Xi Jinping in Beijing to defuse Jair Bolsonaro’s rhetoric
Brazilian fintech Nubank takes advantage of efforts to introduce competition to a concentrated sector
Decision bucks tide of hostility towards sexual minorities since Bolsonaro became president
Shares jump as Brazilian court lifts production embargo on major alumina refinery
Amid record crops and rising prices for consumers, some growers are unable to cover their costs
President is a pariah in liberal circles at a time when he needs foreign investors
Nationwide protests pits rightwing president against defiant student body
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US president Donald Trump and his Brazilian counterpart Jair Bolsonaro — both disruptive, first-time presidents — recently pledged to strengthen economic ties between the two countries. We analyse the possibilities and challenges this presents
Brazil is unlikely to support an aggressive US stance against Nicolás Maduro
Prior US-Brazil summits have failed to rekindle ties between the two countries
