Walter Brandimarte

President-elect Javier Milei let slip his choice of Argentina's economy minister during a radio interview, saying that Luis Caputo will take over the job https://t.co/RGavXmPIlf via @bpolitics @manuelatobiasm

Lula wants to show the world at COP28 that Brazil is back in the fight against climate change, and serious about saving the Amazon rainforest https://t.co/TaaciPVgoM via @climate @simoneiglesias @andrewrosati

Brazil’s president has decided to put relations with Argentina on hold until he has clarity about the incoming administration’s plan to deal with its largest regional trading partner, report @simoneiglesias and @beckmartha https://t.co/Z8Pi1HsP4H via @bpolitics

Javier Milei won Argentina’s presidency promising a radical shakeup to fix decades of policy mismanagement, including ditching adopting the US dollar and shuttering the central bank https://t.co/9CERJwlzLh via @bpolitics @manuelatobiasm @JPSpinetto @Pat_Gillespie @ioliveradoll

RT @BBGVisualData: Voters in Argentina headed to the polls to elect Sergio Massa or Javier Milei as their next president. Follow for the la…

China's growing influence in Latin America faces a big test this weekend: in Argentina's runoff election, where the two remaining presidential candidates have opposing views on relations with Beijing https://t.co/AWm1JjQmaB via @bpolitics @manuelatobiasm @balbi_danielle

Argentina’s top two presidential candidates have diametrically opposing views on everything from economic to foreign policies. Here are the most striking differences between their plans https://t.co/0lPJ37fdQo via @bpolitics with @Pat_Gillespie

In Argentina's election, Javier Milei promised to burn down the house while Sergio Massa told voters that stepping over the cliff was scarier. The status quo prevailed again https://t.co/wX4dRNtbuc via @bpolitics @manuelatobiasm

RT @BBGVisualData: Argentina Presidential Election: The first results were released at 9:20 p.m., Buenos Aires time. Incumbent government’s…

Brazil is helping Venezuelan refugees to find jobs in the south of the country, where they're mostly absorbed by the powerful agriculture sector. Its response to the migrant crisis stands out in the region, reports @andrewrosati https://t.co/GVGy9ax8IU via @BBGVisualData

A former member of Brazil’s central bank is betting on a less aggressive, two-staged monetary easing cycle as surging US yields narrow the room for key rate cuts https://t.co/LVdEGFvUHq via @economics @EloMdeo @andradevini3 @rhjameson

After five years and $43 billion of loans, the IMF is no closer to fixing its Argentina problem. In fact it may be about to get worse https://t.co/dPflLEGDFY via @economics @EMPosts @manuelatobiasm @Pat_Gillespie

Surprisingly strong job markets in Brazil and Mexico are underpinning the performance of Latin America's two largest economies https://t.co/IDfFSssY3Q via @economics @EloMdeo @andrewrosati @mayaaverbuch

Brazil’s central bank poured cold water on expectations of bigger interest rate cuts after delivering two reductions of half a percentage point since August. https://t.co/8eQickS8nR via @economics @EloMdeo @andrewrosati

Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will undergo a long-delayed hip operation Friday but plans to quickly return to work, he announced Monday https://t.co/vacmhb71lA via @bpolitics @simoneiglesias

The lead picture is really like just another day in Rio, but don't let that fool you. It's really hot across Brazil, and winter has barely ended. https://t.co/OlBmtC6EOr via @climate @andrewrosati

Brazil’s Supreme Court rejected an attempt to limit the creation of new Indigenous territories, a boost for Lula and the tribal communities he pledged to protect https://t.co/doHsEOspnk via @bpolitics