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US President Donald Trump called Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky a "dictator without elections" Wednesday, stepping up his attacks as tensions soar between Kyiv and Washington. See the Story

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Racing Overpowers Botafogo in Recopa First Leg

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The Botafogo squad faces a steep challenge after a tough night in Buenos Aires. As Globo Esporte reports, Racing dominated and secured a 2-0 victory over Botafogo on Thursday at Estádio Presidente Perón in the Recopa Sul-Americana first leg. Goals from Vietto, via a penalty, and Martínez now force Botafogo to overcome a two-goal deficit. […]See the Story

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Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced Wednesday that the new Minister of Defense, replacing Iván Velásquez, will be General Pedro Sánchez. The high-ranking officer is remembered for his leading role in the search and rescue of the four indigenous children who remained lost for 40 days after a small plane crashed in June 2023, in the jungles of the south of the country. See the Story

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On February 21, 2025, Veja magazine reports the USD/BRL rate hits R$5.73, up 0.46% from R$5.703. This morning surge follows a volatile week, with the dollar gaining 0.61% overall. Global tensions and domestic policy shifts drive this shift, captivating traders worldwide. Thursday saw the dollar dip to R$5.70, a 0.24% drop, as markets digested the […]See the Story

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Brazilian Stocks Slide as Tax Reforms and Global Fears Unsettle Investors

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On February 21, 2025, Brazil’s stock market struggled, according to B3 exchange data. The Ibovespa closed at 127,128.06 points, down 0.37% daily and 0.89% weekly. Finance Minister Fernando Haddad’s tax reform comments fueled unease, proposing income tax exemptions for earners under R$5,000 monthly, offset by taxing the rich. Investors worried about fiscal strain, driving the […]See the Story

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95% of Binance Users in Latin America Eye Bigger Crypto Portfolios in 2025

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A recent Binance survey, involving over 10,000 users across Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico, reveals that 95% of respondents intend to increase their cryptocurrency investments in 2025. This finding underscores the region’s growing enthusiasm for digital assets, driven by economic instability and the search for financial alternatives. The survey highlights that 40.1% of participants plan […]See the Story

Chile’s Tourism Surge: A Magnet for Uruguayans and Argentines in 2024

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Chile’s Tourism Surge: A Magnet for Uruguayans and Argentines in 2024

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Chile experienced a landmark year for tourism in 2024, welcoming 5,239,233 foreign visitors—a 40% increase from 2023—according to Chile’s Subsecretaría de Turismo. This surge marked the country’s strongest recovery since the pandemic, surpassing pre-2020 levels. Key drivers included an 80.6% rise in Uruguayan tourists and a continued influx of Argentine visitors, who accounted for over […]See the Story

Brazil’s Oil and Gas Sector to Attract Over $120 Billion in Investments by 2029

Oil and Gas Sector · Brazil

Brazil’s Oil and Gas Sector to Attract Over $120 Billion in Investments by 2029

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Brazil’s oil and gas industry is set for a major boost, with investments projected to surpass R$ 609 billion ($122 billion) between 2025 and 2029, according to data from the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Biofuels (ANP). These funds will largely focus on offshore production in Brazil’s Campos and Santos Basins, which will […]See the Story

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Rio de Janeiro gears up for its 2025 Carnival, expected to draw 8 million revelers and inject R$5.5 billion ($917 million) into the local economy. As one of the world’s largest cultural events, Carnival represents not only a celebration of Brazilian identity but also a critical driver of economic activity and employment. According to RioTur’s […]See the Story

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