Augusta Saraiva is an Economics Reporter at The Detroit News. She specializes in business and economics, covering themes such as economic policy, the global and local economy, and personal finance, with a focus on capital markets and international trade. Augusta's work has been featured in prestigious outlets including Bloomberg Law, The Washington Post, and Fortune.
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By: Augusta Saraiva
Brazil's Foreign Ministry said the comments marked an “unacceptable attempt at foreign interference.”
United Nations experts said Meta Platforms Inc. appears to have “disproportionately curtailed” accounts linked to one side of Brazil’s presidential race, in an apparent reference to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s campaign.
A new villain is emerging in the closing stretch of Brazil’s bitterly contested presidential election: Meta Platforms Inc.
(Bloomberg) -- A new villain is emerging in the closing stretch of Brazil's bitterly contested presidential election: Meta Platforms Inc.
By: Andrew Rosati, Augusta Saraiva
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva wasn’t going down without a fight. And his fans weren’t ready to give up on him. Here, marching down Sao Paulo’s most iconic avenue, they were bearing witness to what may turn out to be the last rally by the most defining figure of Latin America’s left.
By: Andrew Rosati, Augusta Saraiva
On Saturday, hours before Brazilians headed to the polls to choose their next leader, the 80-year-old president drew hundreds of thousands to show up for him.
By: Augusta Saraiva, Andrew Rosati, Simone Iglesias
Lula, 80, is the face of the region's resistance to Trumpism. The leftist incumbent's win puts an end to a series of victories by far-right candidates across Latin America.
By: Augusta Saraiva, Simone Iglesias, Vinicius Andrade, Martha Beck
The lion of the Latin American left pulled off yet another impossible comeback, but now he has to accomplish what he’s failed to do for the past four years.
By: Leonardo Lara, Manuela Tobias, Augusta Saraiva
Flávio Bolsonaro landed in the U.S. on Wednesday, ending days of speculation about his whereabouts after he fled Brazil following his presidential election loss.
By: Leonardo Lara, Manuela Tobias, Augusta Saraiva
The right-wing senator arrived in the U.S. shortly after 9 a.m. local time, television reports showed.
