Euan Marshall
Deputy Editor at The Brazilian Report
Journalist at Freelance
Deputy editor @BrazilianReport 🏴🇧🇷 Brazil Climate (Thu) and Sports (Sat) newsletters Tips/inquiries: [email protected]
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WORLD CUP55 years of 1970: The prose behind the poetryBrazil’s Jairzinho scores the team’s third goal in their 4-1 World Cup final victory over Italy. Photo: CBFCelebrated Italian film director Pier Paolo Pasolini once said that Brazil’s win over Italy in the 1970 World Cup final, exactly 55 years ago, represented the triumph of poetry over prose.
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OIL AND GASBrazil auctions off 19 new Amazonian oil drilling sitesProtesters gathered outside the Rio de Janeiro hotel where the ANP held its oil auction. “The Amazon is not up for auction,” read one of the banners. Photo: Arayara International Institute“Scientifically unsustainable, legally indefensible and morally unjustifiable” was how federal prosecutors in Brazil’s northern state of Pará described the country’s auction of scores of land and offshore oil exploration sites on Tuesday.
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CLUB WORLD CUPWho cares about the Club World Cup? Brazil does. Brazilian teams are coveting the Club World Cup trophy. Photo: Giorgio Rossi/ShutterstockFIFA President Gianni Infantino has billed it as an “unforgettable celebration” that will “revolutionize club football,” but throughout Europe, the announcement of and all subsequent news pertaining to football’s new-look Club World Cup tournament — kicking off this evening in the US — have been met with sighs, groans and shrugs.
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DATA CENTERSBrazil dives headfirst into data centers opportunity, but ignores environmental risksServers that run AI models require vast amounts of water in order to avoid overheating. Photo: Vershinin89/ShutterstockAs the global population has discovered over the last year, there’s no such thing as a free prompt.
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newsletters.brazilian.report | Gustavo Ribeiro |Euan Marshall
INFLATIONPrices cool sharply in May, defying expectationsThe Brazilian population (especially low-income households) are highly sensitive to food price variations. Photo: Alf Ribeiro/ShutterstockBrazilian inflation unexpectedly slowed in May, interrupting what has been a persistent upward trend. Data released this morning by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) shows that the country’s benchmark 12-month price index fell to 5.32%, down from 5.53% in April.
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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
