Antonio Sampaio

Tira Schubart, a journalist and Royal Astronomical Society fellow, teams up with Antonio Sampaio, an expert on Latin American politics, to discuss the implications of Washington's intervention in Venezuela. They delve into how this move has polarized the region and sparked concerns over border security, especially for Brazil amid rising migration. The conversation touches on the shifting dynamics with China and Russia and reflects on the potential risks to democratic norms in Latin America. They even explore whether art characters need to be 'good' to be likable.

Antonio Sampaio, an expert on Latin American politics and security, dives into the deadly police raid in Rio de Janeiro, highlighting its political ramifications ahead of Brazil's elections. He discusses the complex dynamics of policing and public response. Luke Courtier shares insights on the creative collaboration between Monocle and Burberry, showcasing innovative brand partnerships. Fernando Augusto Pacheco explores the decline of rap music on charts, attributing it to pop's current dominance and the changing landscape of London's nightlife.

Nina Dos Santos, an international broadcast correspondent, dives into the political turmoil in France, exploring calls for Macron's resignation amidst a deadlock. Ben Hodges, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general, shares insights on military leadership and the delicate balance of rules of engagement affecting NATO relations. Antonio Sampaio analyzes Argentina's President Miles and his political survival tactics as he approaches midterm elections. Isabel Hamilton rounds up tech news, discussing breaches at Discord and significant deals in the chip industry.