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A proposed multilateral BRICS bank could indicate that the global financial order has outgrown the European age.

The government hopes an increased focus on ethanol will ease growing demand for gasoline.

As Latin America becomes more important in economic terms to the United States, the United States becomes relatively…

Amid high demands and continued rebel attacks, Colombia has been courting Brazil to join the negotiations.

The two rising Latin American powers will remain natural competitors.

By mid-century, South America will experience the demographic challenges that Europe and Northeast Asia currently face.

A set of new reforms is intended to remove Brazil's structural impediments to economic growth.

The presence of Brazilian migrants in neighboring countries factors into Brasilia's growing role in the region.