Bachelor of Arts (BA) · FGV SP
Pedro is a graduate from the FGV School of International relations, where he focused on the Political Economy and Security. His research focus are trade agreements, the effects of war on the global economy, and the influence of the media on the political sphere. Pedro currently work at a Private Credit Fund in São Paulo, but he also writes for independent networks such as the European Relations Network. His goals are to start a career around political research and a masters program in IR.
After capturing Maduro, the White House made one thing clear: They aim to revive the Venezuelan oil industry. Though an exciting project to some, it might just be too challenging for many others. Even though Venezuela is extremely oil-rich, internal and external factors might just showcase it as …
What would happen to the US and Chinese economies if the AI bubble burst? An AI market crash would trigger major economic losses, strain public and private budgets, and reshape geopolitical competition, exposing structural vulnerabilities in both countries. A burst would not end the US–China tech…
