The Week Ahead in Brazil - 51 - Politics is set neutral (structural). The economy has improved (jobs, aid). Management is neutral, but possible better-off. #publicpolicy #politicalanalysis #businessgovernmentrelations

The Week Ahead in Brazil - 50 - Politics is back to neutral (the accommodation of pressures). The economy has no changes. Management is neutral (expectations on Queiroga's performance, the dismissal of Araujo). #publicpolicy #politicalanalysis #businessgovernmentrelations

The Week Ahead in Brazil - 49 - Politics is favourable to the government (sanitation). Economy presented good news (Selic, jobs, revenue). Management is neutral (out with Pazuello, in with Queiroga). #publicpolicy #politicalanalysis #businessgovernmentrelations

The Week Ahead in Brazil #48 - Politics remains favourable, despite the "Lula factor". The economy is showing positive signs (limited emergency aid, Selic rise). The public management is in neutral mode (possible Pazuello departure). #publicpolicy #politicalanalysis #businessgovernmentrelations

The Week Ahead in Brazil #47 - Politics remain positive, despite tensions with governors. Economy can improve (Emergency PEC), but public management worsened (vaccination rollout). #publicpolicy #politicalanalysis #businessgovernmentrelations

The week ahead in Brazil #46 - Politics remain in a positive trend, as well as the economy. The public management continues to send mixed signals. #publicpolicy #politicalanalysis #businessgovernmentrelations

The week ahead in Brazil #45 - After a bumpy week, politics remain positive, but the economy and public management are in neutral mode for now.

The week ahead in Brazil #44 - Politics remains in a positive trajectory. The economy had a good week with the advancement of the central bank's autonomy, and there are some issues between Mr Bolsonaro and Mr Mourão.

The week ahead in Brazil #43 - Politics is in a positive trajectory, while the economy and the public management factors will have to wait further developments.

The week ahead in Brazil #42 - It is very likely that politics is shifting gears, while the economy has been sending mixed signs. The public management remains unchanged in a negative trend.