Luciana Magalhaes is a columnist and reporter for The Wall Street Journal based in São Paulo, Brazil. With a focus on international affairs and investigative reporting, Luciana covers a wide range of topics including espionage, politics, crime, and environmental issues. Her reporting provides in-depth analysis and insights into the complex dynamics of Brazil and its impact on the global stage.
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Luciana Magalhaes' coverage is heavily focused on politics, government announcements, and breaking news. Her articles often cover crime, Brazil-specific issues, international relations with a focus on espionage and the oil industry.
If you are looking to reach out to Luciana Magalhaes for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider providing insights or commentary related to evolving political stories in Brazil and internationally. Additionally, if you have expertise relating to crime in Brazil or geopolitical developments impacting the country's relationship with other nations, your input may be of interest to her based on her previous work.
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By: Ricardo Brito, Luciana Magalhaes
Social media site X is at the risk of daily fines
By: Luciana Magalhaes, Gabriel Araujo
State-owned planemaker is trying to break into a global passenger jet market dominated by Western manufacturers
By: Ricardo Brito, Luciana Magalhaes
X told Brazil's Supreme Court that it has complied with orders to stop the spread of misinformation and has asked a judge to lift a ban on the platform
By: Luciana Magalhaes
1-min read By Luciana Magalhaes SAO PAULO, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Brazil-headquartered V.tal, a global digital infrastructure company, said
By: Luciana Magalhaes
Funds managed by Brazilian investment bank BTG Pactual received preliminary approval on Friday from the country's antitrust regulator to buy the hotel operations of AccorInvest in Brazil for 1.7 billion reais ($300 million), regulatory documents showed on Monday. Funds from BTG are acquiring all 18 hotels AccorInvest owns in Brazil, totaling 2,600 rooms, three people familiar with the deal said. The hotels will be distributed into three funds managed by BTG, the same people said, adding that the 1.7 billion reais also comprises investments in the properties.
By: Marcela Ayres, Luciana Magalhaes
BRASILIA (Reuters) – Brazil’s currency weakened on Monday as President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s administration postponed the release of long-awaited spending-containment measures, despite earlier signals of an imminent announcement.
By: Luciana Magalhaes
The Rio de Janeiro-based port could also be sold alongside the firms' iron-ore mining project Mineracao Morro do Ipe in the state of Minas Gerais, said Leonardo Yamamoto
By: Luciana Magalhaes
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By: Paula Laier, Luciana Magalhaes
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian investor Nelson Tanure has initiated preliminary discussions with French retailer Casino,about buying at least part of its shares in supermarket operator GPA,, according to a source familiar with the matter, potentially adding to a stake amassed by funds allied to Tanure in recent days.
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