In February, Brazil experienced a price increase of 0.84%, mainly fueled by escalating school fees. This uptick in educational costs has brought financial strain to many families already grappling with economic challenges. The report highlights the ongoing inflationary pressures in the Brazilian economy as other sectors also feel the impact of rising prices.

In a showcase of international tensions, Pakistan has declared 'open war' and commenced bombing in the Afghan capital, with significant geopolitical implications for the region. This announcement underscores the increasing volatility in South Asia, with concerns over potential escalations affecting neighboring countries, including Brazil's foreign relations interests.

The report further delves into political developments within Brazil, revealing that a supposed agreement to protect the administrations of President Lula and the Bolsonaro family has collapsed, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape. Additionally, Lula has scheduled a meeting with prominent political figures to discuss the upcoming electoral scenario, indicating preparations for what could be a contentious election cycle.