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Artificial intelligence does not replace trust in the years of experience
I always say that as a lawyer, I offer my clients an asset that is priceless: trust. And this is reflected in the way I work: for 11 years I have been serving a European client who owns companies in Italy and Spain, which, in turn, are partners in companies that we opened for him in Brazil. Therefore, when there are any changes to the corporate structure of Italian and European companies, he sends me these documents for analysis - step 1 of my services - so that we can make t

Fernanda Siqueira
Jul 11 min read


The Brazil-Argentina Chamber of Commerce is hosting a webinar to discuss competitiveness in the Mercosur-European Union Agreement
The Argentine-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services of the Argentine Republic (CAMBRAS) will hold, on 25/6 at 10:00, the webinar "European Union Agreement - Mercosur: ESG Keys to compete in the new scenario". The progress of the agreement between the European Union and Mercosur marks a turning point in the trade relationship between the two regions. Beyond tariff benefits, the agreement introduces environmental, social, and governance (ESG) requirements that wi

Fernanda Siqueira
Jun 231 min read


The Brazilian Embassy in Argentina launches the 6th edition of the guide "Foreign Investment in Brazil"
On June 9th, the launch of the 6th edition of the guide "Foreign Investment in Brazil" took place at the Brazilian Embassy in Argentina. Ambassador Julio Bitelli inaugurated the event, which also included presentations from the law firms Beccar Varela and Pinheiro Neto, which provided important technical support for the updating and publication of the guide. This initiative, led by the Trade Promotion Section of the Brazilian Embassy, reflects the depth and strategic nature o

Fernanda Siqueira
Jun 231 min read


Agribusiness was a highlight at the 2nd edition of CAMBRAS Business Day in Buenos Aires
The Argentine-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services (CAMBRAS), based in Buenos Aires, brought together, on May 2nd, the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA), authorities and business leaders from Argentina and Brazil to analyze key issues that are redefining the relationship between the two countries and the future of business in the region. One of the highlights was the panel "Agribusiness, Innovation and Regional Expansion," which brought toge

Fernanda Siqueira
Jun 231 min read
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