Investors have pressured the South American country to better protect the Amazon rain forest.
September 15, 2020 at 01:48 PM
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Latin America Correspondent
Brazil risks losing its appeal to the international investment community if it does not step up its environmental game, lawyers say.
“If Brazil is perceived to be behind the ball, they will lose investment opportunities,” said Wade Angus, a partner at Jones Day in New York who has done extensive cross-border work in Brazil.
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