Marcelo Rochabrun is a Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on Latin America, energy and mining, and financial markets. Marcelo's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications such as The Globe and Mail, The Washington Post, and Fortune.
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Marcelo's coverage is heavily focused on finance, economy, government, and politics of Peru. His articles often involve evolving stories and cite data to support his reporting. He frequently covers Peruvian economic indicators, political developments, and industry-specific financial matters.
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By: Carla Samon Ros, Marcelo Rochabrun
Menos de 15 mil votos separam um candidato de esquerda, que representa comunidades empobrecidas do Peru, e um magnata do setor hoteleiro de perfil conservador, ligado à capital, na disputa pela última vaga no segundo turno presidencial de junho.
By: Carla Samon Ros, Marcelo Rochabrun
Menos de 15.000 votos separan a un candidato de izquierda, representante de las comunidades más desfavorecidas de Perú, de un magnate hotelero conservador que representa a la capital, en su pugna por la última plaza en la segunda vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales de junio.
By: Marcelo Rochabrun
Perú retrasará dos días el anuncio oficial de los resultados de la primera vuelta electoral mientras las autoridades continúan resolviendo un número récord de actas impugnadas.
Panama lawmakers are cracking down on shell companies used by wealthy foreigners to stash profits obtained abroad by mandating that corporations without domestic activities pay a 15% tax.
By: Marcelo Rochabrun
O Panamá está reprimindo o uso de empresas de fachada por estrangeiros ricos para ocultar lucros obtidos no exterior ao determinar que companhias sem atividades domésticas paguem um imposto de 15%.
By: Marcelo Rochabrún, Carla Samon Ros
Peru's bitterly contested presidential election remained too close to call as conservative Keiko Fujimori's razor-thin lead over leftist candidate Roberto Sánchez narrowed while votes still being counted.
By: Carla Samon Ros, Marcelo Rochabrún
Peru’s bitterly contested presidential election remained too close to call as conservative Keiko Fujimori’s razor-thin lead over leftist candidate Roberto Sánchez narrowed while votes still being counted.
By: Marcelo Rochabrun, Matheus Piovesana
Fraud allegations involving a Brazilian bank are casting a pall on the country’s most powerful evangelical church, founded and led by a billionaire conservative bishop.
By: Matheus Piovesana, Marcelo Rochabrun
Uma suposta fraude em um banco brasileiro está lançando dúvidas sobre a igreja evangélica mais poderosa do país, fundada e liderada por um bispo conservador bilionário.
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