The modernization of Brazil’s foreign exchange framework, introduced by Law No. 14,286/2021 , has been presented as a regulatory advancement. However, behind the discourse of simplification and international alignment lies a serious risk: the deepening of Brazil’s technological dependence on core economies. Rather than strengthening national economic sovereignty, the new law further opens the door to the outflow of foreign currency and the unrestricted transfer of knowledge a

In recent years, Brazil has faced a persistent paradox: it produces ever-increasing amounts of science, but continues to transform little...

Disclaimer This article is an independent analytical and journalistic piece. IBIS – Brazilian Health Innovation Institute is not involved in the development, research, clinical evaluation, or clinical trials of Polylaminin (Polyaminin). IBIS has no affiliation with the research group, sponsors, or pharmaceutical developers of this technology, and does not provide medical treatment, patient evaluation, or recruitment for clinical studies. The purpose of this article is to disc