OUR TEAM
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Much has been written about Brazil since its discovery, but much less has been understood about South America's largest country. Once you go beneath the surface, Brazil doesn't conform to any of the stereotypes attributed to it from abroad. Are we latinos? Not quite. Brazil stands alone as the only Portuguese-speaking country on the continent and has little cultural links to its neighbors. At the same time, the country has very little to do with its former colonial rulers. Brazil's history is one of isolation, which helps explain why it is unique.
While each culture has its own unique puzzle pieces that fit together in surprising ways, Brazil stands out as being especially impenetrable for outsiders. This often creates comprehension issues when the only sources of information are foreign observers who see Brazil through an outsider lens. And that is why we created The Brazilian Report. We want to be a Brazilian voice in the international arena, explaining Brazil's ins and outs to foreign audiences.
Our goal is to make Brazil easier for you to understand. And we invite you to share thoughts on our coverage, to share suggestions, criticism, and questions. This is your space!
If you're interested in getting in touch with any of our team members please send an email to laura@brazilian.report.
OUR MISSIONS
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The Brazilian Report is not in a race to publish the news faster. Instead, we want to do it better.
To make The Brazilian Report possible, we use a subscription-based model. A premium subscription will not only give you access to our original content, but also to our newsletter services. Monday through Friday, our editorial team distills the most pressing issues facing Brazil, offering insightful commentary and analysis. We make sure you’re up to date by the time you finish your coffee.
Since we’re offering our readers a free 7-day trial to explore our content, be sure to take a no-risk peek at everything The Brazilian Report has to offer. If you’re still not convinced, check out our 8 good reasons to subscribe.
Our goal is to make Brazil easier for you to understand. And we invite you to share thoughts on our coverage, to share suggestions, criticism, and questions. This is your space!
9 (good) reasons to subscribe
- We unpack with brevity what matters most in Brazil. Our readers value us for our straightforward explanations and sharp analysis.
- We always place events in their context. You won’t be lost.
- Our journalism makes an impact — and is relayed by mainstream media outlets both in Brazil and abroad.
- The Brazilian Report is an independent media outlet, being owned by journalists with over 10 years of experience—not a media behemoth with hidden agendas.
- Subscriptions start at just USD 3.90 per month—less than a latte. We also offer different subscription packages to best suit your needs.
- In addition to our journalists, The Brazilian Report has a network of experts that cover a range of areas, from politics and economics to the environment.
- We consider different points of view on the issues we cover. It’s our job to give you the facts—you can make up your own mind.
- The Brazilian Report doesn’t contain ad banners other than the ones related to our own services—that means no pesky distractions while reading.
- You can easily unsubscribe at any time. But we bet you won't!
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