The country is like a teenager in a growth spurt trying to squeeze into last year’s clothes.

As awful as corruption may be, it’s only the start of Brazil’s problems.

A spurt of populist economic measures in the present circumstances could inflict heavier economic damage than expected.

Moody’s signals that it may follow Standard and Poor’s and cut Brazil’s credit rating to junk.

Expect Brazil’s economy to get worse before we see any signs that it might get better.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff’s approval ratings continue to plummet at a rate matched only by the country’s stock market.