Financial Times reporter in Brazil @ft

Sao Paulo, Brazil
Joined September 2011
What a week … Brasília was stormed and ransacked by right-wing rioters, United staged an unlikely comeback to win the derby and my son was born I’m clocking off for some family time now 👶🏻
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Para quem quiser ler a matéria, segue um link (pode ser aberto até 300 vezes): as.ft.com/r/88a09319-f54b-40…
Lawmakers have approved a constitutional amendment that will cap weekly employment hours at 40 with no cuts to wages, delivering on a signature pledge by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ft.trib.al/v2OHP1i
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Lawmakers have approved a constitutional amendment that will cap weekly employment hours at 40 with no cuts to wages, delivering on a signature pledge by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ft.trib.al/v2OHP1i
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Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the jailed hard-right populist Jair Bolsonaro, has emerged as a frontrunner to become Brazil’s next president. John Reed explains why he has a much greater chance of winning the run-off against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. ft.trib.al/TooHoG4
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Brazil votes for its next president on Sunday. It may choose the son of its hard-right former leader, who is jailed for plotting a coup. The Bolsonaros blend conservatism and chaos, in a paranoid style of politics. Here's my FT magazine story about them: as.ft.com/r/f9526348-7124-4e…
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Jair Bolsonaro is imprisoned for plotting a coup, leaving his eldest son to run against his old rival. Could Brazil’s first family of the radical right be on the verge of a comeback?ft.trib.al/sEbP1Pc
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I don't think that people in the north quite appreciate what great stuff they get in the south. The difference in investment is excruciating. The south gets Crossrail and swanky stations and evermore lines to London, and commuters in the North have to travel on busses converted to trains, don't get high speed rail, and Leeds is the biggest urban area in Europe by far without mass rapid transit. The North-South divide is a choice, not an economic inevitability, and it's crippling England.
Some people are focused on the money but I'm just glad that Oxford, one of our nation's truly great cities, got that new bridge and with it an improved railway service. With now two routes to London due to recent investment and new trains, let's hope the city prospers.
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👇here is a free link to read the article / aqui está um link gratuito para ler a matéria: as.ft.com/r/aa45e3ed-6f0a-4e…
A bitter feud between two justices has plunged Brazil’s Supreme Court into an unprecedented crisis that could decisively affect next month’s presidential election ft.trib.al/XUkqXDx
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A matéria do Financial Times (@FT) sobre o escândalo do Master no STF está disponível gratuitamente, compartilhado pelo correspondente Michael Pooler 👇🏽
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While some in the west are pushing for a four-day working week in an age of AI, Brazil is only now looking to bring millions of its workers down from six days to five. ft.trib.al/gfmr2Kb
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Excelente matéria do @FT , com a qual tive a oportunidade de contribuir após uma conversa com @Michael_Pooler . Vale a leitura. The Bolsonaro dynasty plots its comeback ft.com/content/7d8bf6d3-d0e2…
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Seems that Washington locked up access to rare earths in Brazil from the *only* company presently operating in that sector? (Did Lula know?) Wild story from @FT ft.com/content/1a2e39d0-7433…
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CEO of FC Augsburg: “I would advise everyone to buy a season ticket.”
JENSEN HUANG: “I would advise that every college student, every teacher should encourage their students to go use AI. Every college student should graduate and be an expert in AI.”
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Trump accused the Brics of "anti-American" policies and threatened extra trade tariffs. Brazil's president Lula called the remarks "very mistaken and irresponsible". “The world has changed. We don’t want an emperor. We are sovereign countries”. Story: on.ft.com/45Y9ZP9
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