Gustavo Ribeiro is the founder of The Brazilian Report, a news outlet that provides in-depth analysis of Brazilian politics, economy, and society. His work has also appeared in Luminate and Nature Portfolio. With a focus on national issues in Brazil, Gustavo covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, social issues, and current events.
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Gustavo Ribeiro's coverage is heavily focused on national politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations in Brazil. His work also delves into world affairs and finance & economy with a particular focus on Brazil. He often cites data to support his reporting.
Given his emphasis on domestic political issues alongside international relations and economic matters within the Brazilian context, experts who can provide insights into Brazilian political landscape, governmental policies, or economic trends would be well-suited for reaching out to him. Additionally, sources who can offer data-backed analysis of social issues or developments in international relations involving Brazil may also find resonance with Gustavo's coverage.
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Brazil is facing an alarming surge in carbon emissions, driven by rampant wildfires across the Amazon and Pantanal regions.
By: Gustavo Ribeiro
For Lula's third term as president, international prominence and influence is a priority — but a Pew survey shows things aren't going to plan
By: Gustavo Ribeiro
Brazil's government announced a complete audit of Aneel, Brazil’s electric energy regulator, after a new power outage in São Paulo.
By: Cedê Silva, Gustavo Ribeiro
After a week-long power outage disrupted São Paulo, a new poll suggests the mayoral race may be tightening.
By: Gustavo Ribeiro
Bluesky has failed to be a true challenger to X on a global scale. But it may have found a lifeline in Brazil
Politicians consider municipal elections key to understanding the broader shifts in Brazil’s political landscape.
House Speaker Arthur Lira determined the creation of a special committee to analyze a bill that would grant amnesty to January 8 rioters.
Former President Jair Bolsonaro is trying to reshape the Liberal Party in his image — and helped turn it into an electoral juggernaut. But it will not be an easy takeover
With Donald Trump winning the U.S. presidency, incentives for Lula to implement austerity diminish, some experts say.
By: Gustavo Ribeiro, Euan Marshall
Bolsonaro faces charges of coup d’état, trying to violently abolish the rule of law, and conspiracy. Sentences could amount to 30 years.
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