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Despite the challenges, we see our ecological transformation proposal as an opportunity for Brazilians
Leftwing leader Lula wants state to play a greater role in economic development
Implementing leftist president’s programme ‘to be considered very carefully’, Fernando Haddad tells FT in Davos
Lula administration announces package of tax rises and spending cuts
Choice of Fernando Haddad will disappoint investors hoping for a more market-friendly figure
Voters protest corruption and economic decline in Latin America’s biggest country
Polls show Workers’ Party presidential candidate fighting losing battle against Bolsonaro
Nationalist family could dominate country’s political life
Business leaders find much to like in front-runner’s economic agenda
Presidential frontrunner helped by anti-establishment wave that swept over congress
Rightwing former army captain is almost certain to win presidency
Presidential candidate won in every state except poor north-east in first round of elections
Far-right politician to face Fernando Haddad in the second-round vote
Far-right candidate’s election would mark decisive shift in Latin America’s biggest country
Far-right election frontrunner invokes biblical message to save ‘good people’ from crime
Globo network dominates political debate despite rise of social media
About 85 per cent of voters think the country is heading in the wrong direction
Who’s who in the country’s most unpredictable presidential race in years
Number of voters planning to cast a blank vote is highest in 16 years
Why do such political transitions happen so often in South America?
From his jail cell, the ex-president names former São Paulo mayor as successor
Allegations against Fernando Haddad come amid polarising presidential election campaign
Latest polls highlight possible showdown between left and right in October election
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