Ana Lankes | The Orwell Foundation
Ana Lankes is The Economist’s Brazil bureau chief, based in São Paulo. She covers politics, economics, and society in Brazil and South America. Previously she was the paper’s Latin America correspondent, based in Buenos Aires. She has also worked for the New York Times and has been interviewed by the BBC World Service, Times Radio,... <a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://www.orwellfoundation.com/journalist/ana-lankes/" title="ReadAna Lankes">Read more »</a>
2026 Journalism prize finalist 1843, The Economist Ana Lankes is The Economist’s Brazil bureau chief, based in São Paulo. She covers politics, economics, and society in Brazil and South America. Previously she was the paper’s Latin America correspondent, based in Buenos Aires. She has also worked for the New York Times and has been interviewed by the BBC World Service, Times Radio, and on Argentine and Chilean radio. Ana graduated with a double first class degree from Oxford University and has a joint master’s degree from the London School of Economics and Sciences Po Paris. She speaks…
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