AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBrazil’s Supreme Court showdown: Supreme Court President Edson Fachin vowed the “Banco Master” case will follow the law, as Lula pushes for deeper judicial reform amid fallout from leaked messages involving Judge Alexandre de Moraes and banker Daniel Vorcaro. Education policy: UNESCO is set to release ERCE 2025 results, with Brazil among 18 participating countries, to compare student learning in reading and math across Latin America and the Caribbean. Mining and sovereignty: Brazil approved a bill to tighten oversight of mining deals, create a special council for ownership changes, and set 10-year exploration permits for strategic minerals, alongside tax breaks and a mining guarantee fund. Food trade pressure: The EU’s suspension of Brazilian meat imports over antimicrobial concerns continues to ripple through negotiations and possible retaliation talk. Public health: Brazil’s TAK-003 dengue vaccine evaluation in São Paulo reports protection lasting at least a year, with strong results for both single- and two-dose schedules. Diplomacy: Brazil will be the traditional first speaker at the UN General Assembly’s General Debate starting Sept. 22, with Jaishankar addressing the high-level session on Sept. 26. Sports (Brazil abroad): Botafogo agreed to sign Hoffenheim center-back Arthur Chaves on loan through late 2027.
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