Alandar recently released the report “Trends in Technology Regulation 2026,” which maps the key forces expected to shape Brazil’s digital governance agenda in the coming year. The analysis highlights a new phase in the country’s regulatory landscape, marked by the growing centrality of artificial intelligence governance, digital integrity in the context of upcoming elections, and the expansion of digital infrastructure and data policy debates.
These developments are unfolding as Brazil advances discussions on AI regulation, strengthens institutional responses to online harms, and positions itself more actively within global debates on technology governance. Together, these dynamics are redefining how policymakers, regulators, and technology companies approach the governance of the digital environment.
To build on the momentum generated by the report and contribute to this broader policy conversation, Alandar and the Inter-American Dialogue will host a joint webinar to discuss the implications of these trends for digital governance in Brazil, Latin America, and the international regulatory landscape.
Join the Brazil Program at the Inter-American Dialogue and Alandar for a webinar on Wednesday, April 29, at 10:00 AM ET, bringing together policymakers, experts, and private sector representatives to discuss the evolving digital governance landscape and its implications for Brazil and beyond.
MODERATOR
VERONICA DEVIÁ
Public Affairs & Communications Lead, Alandar
SPEAKERS
NATÁLIA PAIVA
Co-Founder, Alandar (@natpaiva)
NAYANA RIZZO SAMPAIO
Head of Public Policy, Amazon Web Services (@NayanaRizzo)
