Brazil backs ‘Bogotá Declaration’ on fair labour mobility across Latin America
Brazilian authorities rescue trafficked domestic worker without valid visa in Santa Catarina
Brazil publishes 2026 RAIS-CTPS-CAGED micro-data set, giving mobility teams fresh insight into foreign workforce trends
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Brazil’s Federal Police Smash Human-Trafficking Ring Sending Brazilians to Cambodia
Brazil’s Federal Police arrested three people and broke up a network that trafficked Brazilians to Cambodia to run online scams under forced-labour conditions. Dozens of victims had their passports seized and were subjected to violence and debt bondage. The case underscores emerging duty-of-care risks for companies sending staff or contractors to Southeast Asia.
Brazil Approves R$1 Billion Emergency Credit Line to Keep Airlines Flying
Brazil’s National Monetary Council authorised a R$1 billion emergency credit facility to cover airlines’ working-capital needs amid a spike in jet-fuel costs. Capped at R$330 million per carrier and repayable in six months, the loans aim to maintain seat capacity and protect business-travel connectivity but are viewed as a stop-gap rather than a cure-all.
Pilots and Cabin Crew Threaten Nationwide Strike Over Safety and Labour Reforms
Brazil’s pilot and cabin-crew union signalled a potential nationwide strike over stalled retirement rules, a bill opening domestic routes to foreign carriers, and changes to fatigue-management regulations. Even the prospect of industrial action threatens flight-schedule stability for business travellers and cargo shippers later this month.