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Brazil 2026 election environmental and agribusiness crisis

8 clusters · 58 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazilian agribusiness faces pressure from falling dollar and corn prices

As Brazil approaches the 2026 elections, environmental and sustainable development policies remain central to political discourse, though recent data suggests a shift in legislative focus. A report from the Instituto Dem

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Brazilian legislative opposition to indigenous rights

4 clusters · 30 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazilian Congress poses risk to environmental laws, study finds

Research and data from advocacy groups indicate a sustained legislative trend in the Brazilian Congress directed against indigenous rights and environmental protections. Analysis by the Missionary Indigenous Council (Cim

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Brazil 2026 election: Second-round campaign begins

53 clusters · 921 sources · last updated

Latest: NetLab study finds electoral ad irregularities in Brazil

Following the first round of voting on October 4, the second-round campaign for the presidency, state governments, and the Federal District has officially commenced. Candidates are now permitted to resume activities such

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Brazil 2026 election preparations and logistics

15 clusters · 335 sources · last updated

Latest: 2026 Elections: Polling results and voter guidelines released

As the first round of the 2026 General Elections approaches on Sunday, October 4, the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) is finalizing logistical and security preparations. Voting is scheduled from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Brasíli

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Brazil Amazon and Cerrado deforestation trends 2026

12 clusters · 194 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil: New socioeconomic data and study on deforestation

In the first half of 2026, satellite monitoring showed Amazon deforestation fell to 1,295 km², a 32% drop from the same period in 2025 and the lowest total since the DETER-B system began in 2016. Data for the period of A

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