Brazil’s First Brother Pans Lula and Vows Not to Vote for Him
Jackson Inácio da Silva, one of the Brazilian president’s brothers, has already declared his ...
Brazil Gets Zero Tariff Access to the Gulf, a US$ 200 Billion Market
Negotiations between the Mercosur and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) considering the regime of ...
Machinery Exports Grow 7% in Brazil, But Trade Balance Is Negative
In Brazil, foreign sales correspond to 40% of the machinery and equipment sector’s revenues, ...
Brazil’s Lula Wins Votes in the South, the Opposition’s Stronghold
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has again taken the lead over his ...
Relatives of Boeing Crashed in Brazil Sue American Firm ExcelAire
ExcelAire, the Long Island-based company that owns the Legacy jet that collided on September ...
Romi Made Brazil’s First Car. Now It Exports to Over 60 Countries
The history of Indústrias Romi S.A. is intertwined with the history of the machinery ...
Brazil Has Learned It Can’t Survive Without R&D
To guarantee high revenues in the sector – US$ 26 billion in 2005, the ...
Brazil’s Machinery: The US$ 23 Bi Gorilla Faces Chinese Invasion
The machinery and equipment industry is one of the greatest sectors in the Brazilian ...
Brazil’s Lula Races Ahead, But Alckmin Says He Will Keep the Mike Tyson Style
Geraldo Alckmin, the opposition candidate running against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in ...
Led by Cereals Brazil Agribusiness Reaches Record Export
Brazilian agribusiness exports generated US$ 4.287 billion in September, an increase of 12.2% when ...
