Reporter for Latin America and content supervisor
Lucas Berti is a reporter for The Brazilian Report, specializing in coverage of Latin America. With a focus on political, social, and environmental issues, Lucas provides in-depth analysis and reporting on a wide range of topics. His work has also been featured in Mongabay, further showcasing his dedication to covering important stories in the region.
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Lucas Berti's articles primarily focus on government and politics, particularly within South America. His work is centered around government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to Brazil and other countries in South America.
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After weeks of discussions, the G20 Youth Summit reached a consensus on a Communiqué that addresses “enormous global challenges.”
Seen by many governments as the legitimate winner of elections in Venezuela, Edmundo González sought refuge in Spain.
São Paulo woke up on Monday with the worst air quality in the world, considering only large metropolises around the globe.
By: Lucas Berti
From Ecuador to Bolivia, the theme of treason and backstabbing is tearing apart presidents from some of their coalitions.
Evo Morales ignored a call to testify on human trafficking and rape charges, denouncing “lawfare” and “political persecution” in Bolivia.
As global leaders, experts, activists and Indigenous voices meet this October in the Colombian city of Cali at the U.N. Biodiversity Conference, COP16, missteps and successes within President Gustavo Petro’s environment agenda are watched closely.
By: Lucas Berti
The migration crisis will be one of the few regional matters that the next White House leader (Trump or Kamala) will follow closely
The U.S. election will reverberate through Latin America, influencing political and economic landscapes across the region.
Trump promises tariffs against Mexico. Against China. Against Canada. Are you a member of BRICS? Tariffs for you, too!
Liberation Theology, the religious movement that mixed faith and class struggle, remains crucial to understanding Latin America’s past.
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