Euan Marshall
Deputy Editor at The Brazilian Report
Journalist at Freelance
Glaswegian journalist in São Paulo. @BrazilianReport. Freelance for @Telegraph @AlJazeera and others.
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5 days ago |
newsletters.brazilian.report | Euan Marshall
Your browser does not support the audio element. Tired of noise and confusion about Brazil? Our paid subscription cuts through the disinformation, delivering precision-crafted insights trusted by embassies, foreign correspondents, and global consultants. Get the real story – the analysis decision-makers rely on to understand Brazil's complex landscape. Due to Good Friday and the Tiradentes federal holiday on Friday and Monday, respectively, our Brazil Daily newsletter will be back on Tuesday, Apr.
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1 week ago |
newsletters.brazilian.report | Euan Marshall
Due to Good Friday and the Tiradentes federal holiday on Friday and Monday, respectively, our Brazil Daily newsletter will be back on Tuesday, Apr. 22. The world’s former pollution capital becomes a Tree CityPollution from factories and refineries in the city of Cubatão in 2009.
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1 week ago |
newsletters.brazilian.report | Euan Marshall
Your browser does not support the audio element. Hello! Welcome to another edition of the Brazil Sports newsletter! If you have any questions about this newsletter, or topics you’d like to see covered in future issues, you can reach us at Tired of noise and confusion about Brazil? Our paid subscription cuts through the disinformation, delivering precision-crafted insights trusted by embassies, foreign correspondents, and global consultants.
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2 weeks ago |
newsletters.brazilian.report | Euan Marshall
Hello! Welcome to another edition of the Brazil Climate newsletter! If you have any questions about this newsletter, or topics you’d like to see covered in future issues, you can reach us at Federal Police forensic expert uses seized cannabis for biofuelPhoto: Feelimage/Shutterstock Brazil’s Federal Police seized a total of 476.1 tons of cannabis in 2024, according to official data compiled and analyzed by freedom of information advocacy group Fiquem Sabendo.
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2 weeks ago |
newsletters.brazilian.report | Euan Marshall
Your browser does not support the audio element. Hello! Welcome to another edition of the Brazil Sports newsletter! If you have any questions about this newsletter, or topics you’d like to see covered in future issues, you can reach us at Tired of noise and confusion about Brazil? Our paid subscription cuts through the disinformation, delivering precision-crafted insights trusted by embassies, foreign correspondents, and global consultants.
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This week's Brazil Climate newsletter: While deforestation has kicked off a "savannization" process in parts of the Amazon, lawmakers in Mato Grosso state want to speed up that degradation process — turning forest into savanna with the stroke of a pen. https://t.co/P5XULPH2cq
ICYMI: the latest issue of the Brazil Sports newsletter looks at how Corinthians could be left without its biggest shirt sponsor, as betting firm Esportes da Sorte struggles to get a government license to operate Brazil-wide. https://t.co/5X4kIaxwBS
In this week's Brazil Climate newsletter: 2024 was the hottest year in Brazil since records began. I spoke to the experts to take apart the causes and prospects for 2025. Thanks to @KariLimaX @inmet_ @sgbgovbr https://t.co/FHBPPQqrvN
