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‘A big fight’: potential new fossil fuel source causes rift in Lula government after green pledges
The growing influence of sports gambling has spurred calls for a better legal framework for the industry
Chants directed at star player Vinícius Júnior draw anger from Brazilian government
One symptom of the city’s malaise is the takeover of streets and squares by addicts and drug dealers
Powerful leader of Brazil’s lower house tells FT he will defend market-friendly laws
Former bank executive Gabriel Galípolo will serve as monetary policy director
Government says push to expand the role of the state will be accompanied by commitments for balanced budgets
Riotously colourful works by indigenous artists feature in two shows at the city’s Museum of Art
Former Brazilian president’s residence searched in investigation into alleged falsification of immunisation records
Leftwing president hopes tighter laws will reduce surge in use of firearms, including attacks on schools
Inquiry into ‘coup attempt’ sets stage for battle between president Lula and rightwing lawmakers
US accuses Lula of ‘parroting Russian and Chinese propaganda’
Indigenous affairs minister calls for penalties against buyers of illicit metal from the Amazon region
Brazil’s Natura divests to cut debt and focus on other brands
The Chinese leader has inverted the ‘hide and bide’ doctrine in a bid to shape a global system around Beijing’s interests
Rightwing former president’s homecoming is complicated by multiple investigations against him
Ex-leader faces several investigations including embezzlement probe over jewellery
Alex Szapiro says he is confident about securing extra capital from Japanese technology conglomerate
Fund for beef and soy farmers who protect rainforest struggles to make loans as planned
Weak investment and slowdown in industry and services end five consecutive quarters of growth
Body Shop and Avon owner is concentrating on revamping its brands during consumer spending squeeze
Timeline of protesters’ shortlived attempt to take over Brasília’s institutions of power
Former president has faced calls for expulsion from Florida after riots by his supporters
Brazilian mining group says talks have been held with sovereign funds, carmakers and industrial groups
Move comes day after supporters of ex-president Jair Bolsonaro raided Congress, Supreme Court and palace
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