The Cold War of Minerals
Faced with the geopolitical dispute, Brazil needs to strategically price its own trump card, aware that this window of opportunity is not eternal.
Olímpio Cruz Neto
Journalist and analyst of Institutional Risk and Geopolitics. He was a consultant for the New Development Bank (NDB) in Shanghai, Director of Institutional Relations at GAC Brazil, and Press Secretary for the Presidency of the Republic.
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Case Master: The kleptocracy in suits that Brazil has learned to tolerate.
The public chronology helps to understand why the episode went beyond economic news and ended up at the heart of the political system.
The mineral war opens a window
"How can Brazil transition between Project Vault and the 15th Five-Year Plan?"
Brasilia in Spider's Mirror
The 15th Chinese Plan and our digital "Volta Redonda": The opportunity for a Geopolitics of Reciprocity.
The new Chinese five-year plan and Brazilian industry.
Beijing is not fueling domestic demand; it is strengthening the financing of industrial supremacy in technology.
Sovereignty and financing
China's 15th Five-Year Plan and the New Architecture of the Global South
118 years ago, Maranhão experienced the bloody tragedy of violence between whites and indigenous people.
On this March 13th, exactly 118 years ago, the country witnessed one of the most traumatic stories in Brazilian indigenism. Known as the Alto Alegre Massacre, the episode involved Chief João Caboré – Caoré Imana, or simply Cauiré, as he was called by his people – and Perpétua dos Reis Moreira, a boarding student at the São José da Providência Mission Institute.