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Investing in Brazil

Brazil Amazon River

Green Gold

Why Brazil’s Voluntary Carbon Market Is Turning Heads Abroad eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, August 12, 2026 – Picture a stretch of Amazon rainforest the size of a small European country, standing because someone, somewhere, paid to keep it that way. That’s the quiet transaction at the heart of Brazil’s voluntary carbon market (VCM) — and it’s quickly…
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Terradot Carbon Removal

A U.S. Startup Is Betting Big on Brazilian Rock

But Brazil’s Carbon Market Rules Are Still Being Written eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, August 9, 2026 – Deep in the farm country of São Paulo and Paraná states, trucks have been spreading a fine, dark powder across thousands of hectares of cropland. It looks like nothing special — crushed volcanic rock, the kind you might find at…
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Ouro Preto

Brazil’s Rise

How a Nation of Culture and Color Became the World’s Tourism Comeback Story eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, August 7, 2026 – There are moments when a country’s story shifts — when the world stops seeing it through old assumptions and starts seeing it as it truly is. For Brazil, that moment is now. Between 2019 and 2025,…
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Brazil 5th most important destination foreign investment

UNCTAD eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, August 5th 2026 — The World Investment Report 2026, released on Tuesday (7) by the UN Trade and Development organization (UNCTAD), shows that global foreign direct investment (FDI) grew 6% in 2025, reaching $1.6 trillion after two years of decline. Brazil was the standout performer in Latin America: FDI flows increased from…
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Tecnova

A €100 Million Opportunity for Foreign-Founded Startups in Brazil

What TECNOVA 2026/2027 Actually Means for You eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, August 4, 2026 – If you’re building a company in Brazil — or considering it — Brazil’s innovation funding system just opened one of its biggest doors yet, and foreign entrepreneurs are, in most cases, welcome to walk through it. Brazil’s Ministry of Science, Technology and…
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Porto Maravilha

The Port That Became a Neighborhood

Inside the Real Estate Boom Rewriting Rio’s Port Zone More than a century after Mayor Pereira Passos dreamed of a “Modern Port,” Rio’s old Port Zone is finally becoming a neighborhood — and the real estate market noticed before anyone else did. eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, August 3, 2026 – For over a hundred years, Rio’s dockside…
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Eco Invest Brasil

Brazil Just Opened the Door Wider

Inside the R$2.5 Billion Bet on the Technologies Powering the Green Transition eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, July 31, 2026 – Brazil is making one of its clearest statements yet that it wants global capital at the table for its next industrial chapter. On July 28, 2026, the Ministry of Finance published the Operational Manual for the 5th…
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Antropic book scanning

Why AI Giant Anthropic Is Destroying Old Books to Save Its Future

eyesonbrasil In a quiet industrial facility, a heavy steel blade slices through the sewn spine of a century-old hardcover book. Pages that survived wars, economic collapses, and decades of silent storage in forgotten attics fall away, suddenly unbound. Within seconds, a high-speed sheet feeder swallows them whole, converting thousands of words of forgotten human thought…
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Conferência Brasileira Clima e Carbono

São Paulo’s Carbon Moment

Inside the 4th Brazilian Climate and Carbon Conference eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, July 29, 2026 – Nine months after the world’s diplomats packed up their translation headsets and left the Amazonian heat of Belém, Brazil’s carbon market is about to get its next big stage — this time in the glass-and-concrete sprawl of São Paulo. The Conferência…
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Navigating the EU AI Act

Legal Liability, Transparency, and the New Rules for AI in Newsrooms eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, July 26, 2026 – The landmark European Union AI Act introduces stringent guardrails that directly impact how newsrooms leverage artificial intelligence. Under these new regulations, using AI assistants to draft or generate news articles is subject to heightened scrutiny, forcing editorial teams…
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