Fernando Augusto Pacheco

Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Monocle's senior correspondent, dives into the prosecution of Brazil's Bolsonaro, discussing the muted reactions and future implications. Gary Murphy reveals the extraordinary corruption of Charles Haughey and the reforms Ireland implemented to combat it. Dr. Rachel Kleinfeld explores why Trump faced no prosecution for January 6, examining executive immunity and the dangers of a polarized political landscape. Together, they unravel the tensions between accountability and power in democracies.

Fernando Augusto Pacheco, a senior correspondent with deep insights on Latin America, and Tyler Brûlé, Monocle's editorial director, dive into the challenges facing Japan's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi. They explore her historic election, the fragile coalition she leads, and the urgent need to address economic issues like inflation and wages. Shifting to Latin America, Pacheco sheds light on Bolivia’s political shift and Argentina's electoral landscape, while Brûlé shares updates on Paris's vibrant art scene amidst political turmoil.

Hannah Lucinda-Smith, Monocle’s Istanbul correspondent, dives into Syria's challenging political landscape and indirect parliamentary elections. Julia Jenner discusses the impact of cultural philanthropy on European museums amidst funding uncertainties. Tim Abrams updates us on architectural innovations like the Piccadilly capsule hotel in London and significant restorations in Paris. Fernando Augusto Pacheco reveals insights from Público’s innovative media initiatives in Portugal, highlighting their strategies for a sustainable future.

Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Monocle's senior correspondent, dives into the political chaos in Thailand with the suspension of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, linking it to a scandal involving a leaked call. He also explores evolving relations between China and Brazil amidst new trade dynamics. The podcast touches on fashion's changing landscape with new leadership at Maison Margiela and addresses the decline in young adult beer consumption in Europe, highlighting shifting nightlife behaviors and the impact of health trends.

Fernando Augusto Pacheco, Monocle Radio's senior correspondent, delves into the 'Pictograms' exhibition at Japan House in London, discussing the significance of Japanese design and pictograms in modern communication. He shares insights into the essence of summer design, including nostalgic beach experiences and the joy of favorite summer drinks. Pacheco also reflects on the late Robert Wilson's artistic legacy, emphasizing how innovative lighting reshapes storytelling in both theatre and architecture.