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A report by Brazil's National Transportation Confederation shows how infrastructure issues are holding back the country - our roads have gotten worse.
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Marco Rubio will visit Iceland on Monday for talks on economic and security cooperation, two weeks after Washington signed a security pact on Greenland
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China's deeper ties with Latin American agriculture are reshaping global trade, raising new questions for U.S. farmers, exporters and agribusiness.
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Sugarcane processors in Brazil, the world's largest producer of sugar and second largest of ethanol, will pay more attention to the weather than to market prices to decide how much sugar or fuel to make from now to the end of the harvest in December. Wetter-than-normal weather in center-south Brazil, a characteristic of strong El Ninos, will likely prevent mills from boosting sugar production as some market players expected after raw sugar prices gained more than 21% last month.
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Le discours protectionniste et anti-libre-échange martelé par Donald Trump tout au long de sa campagne électorale en a inquiété plus d’un. Mais le risque semble minime alors que le nouveau président américain sera probablement obligé de revenir sur sa promesse de s’attaquer à l’Accord de libre-échange nord-américain (ALENA).
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Uneven delivery on soybean, plane and rare earths commitments points to a fragile U.S.-China trade truce, with both sides upholding a careful détente.
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Les élections de mi-mandat aux États-Unis qui se dérouleront le 3 novembre 2026 vont être un examen de passage intéressant à plus d’un titre pour le président américain Donald Trump et son administration. Habituellement favorable à l’opposition présidentielle et fonctionnant comme un mécanisme de rééquilibrage du pouvoir législatif face au pouvoir exécutif, ces élections visant à renouveler un tiers des sièges du Congrès aujourd’hui dominé par le parti républicain constituent un véritable référendum pour Donald Trump et sa base électorale.
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The United Nations has announced the appointment of U.S. agriculture official Luke Lindberg to head the World Food Program
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Multilateral lenders expected to follow the World Bank in ditching lending targets
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With 60% of the rainforest hanging in the balance, Brazil’s upcoming election could seal the Amazon's fate.
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The country is collapsing even as its regime survives.
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Participating factories emit up to 30% less particulate pollution than non-market counterparts. But can the scheme work in Rio’s vastly different context?
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Instead of subsidizing foundries, Washington aims to bolster a broad AI compute stack.
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Cross-partisan support in Washington on issues like pesticides and food additives pose a threat to the industry’s bottom line
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On August 21, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation cut the allotment of river water to Arizona, California and Nevada.
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Washington tente de passer des accords bilatéraux avec les États du continent pour faciliter l’exportation de ses produits, faisant fi du respect des appellations d’origine protégée.
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Un Brésil profondément polarisé se rend aux urnes dimanche 4 octobre pour choisir entre deux projets incarnés par les favoris, le président sortant de gauche, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, et le candidat d'extrême droite Flavio Bolsonaro. Quels sont les enjeux de ce scrutin ?
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The new law focuses on a central issue: the processing stage, where much of the value and strategic leverage lie. Its success will depend on rules, budgets and investment decisions still to come.
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A Consumer Reports survey shows awareness of the term is growing, but questions remain about standards, oversight, and greenwashing.
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From lowering beef prices to boosting domestic cattle herds, the administration is facing considerable political headwinds before midterms.
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Fire and drought risks will rise rapidly in the coming months, supercharged by the climate crisis and deforestation. Traditional communities and rural producers alike will be threatened, but the government also needs to consider small, remote settlements
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The Global Witness report once again ranks Colombia as the country with the highest number of murders, with 39 out of 124 worldwide. Brazil follows with 26, double the 2024 figure
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President Milei’s stabilisation is delivering results: inflation is down, growth has returned and exports are playing a larger role in the recovery. But Argentina’s second test is harder: turning macroeconomic stability into investment, jobs and higher real wages before the political clock runs out.
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L'aride "couloir sec" de l'Amérique centrale subit les ravages de la pire sécheresse de mémoire d'habitant, provoquée par le phénomène El Niño : la nourriture se fait rare et les paysans voient mourir leur bétail amaigri.
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A century ago, Americans barely ate soy. Now it’s everywhere in people’s diets, even in places they don’t look or expect.
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