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Court rejects lawsuit against Bolsonaro and Wal do Açaí

Bolsonaro questioned the press coverage about Wal do Açaí and contested the accusations that the former aide held a fictitious position.

Vorcaro's cell phone complicates Moraes

Data recovered from Daniel Vorcaro's cell phone reveal 316 interaction records with minister Alexandre de Moraes.

Where to flee, if even Paraguay seems to have become Brazil?

Changing places, when we can, may not be enough. Unless the escape route is inwards, to inner exile.

Nigerian Bishop Accuses Government of Having the Capacity to End Attacks

Bishop Wilfred Chikpa Anagbe states that Nigerian authorities have the capacity to end violence in Benue state but lack the political will to act.

Paraguayan Senate opens session on Peña's impeachment

Paraguayan Senate began an extraordinary session to deliberate on an impeachment request against President Santiago Peña

Eurasia Group sees Lula's lack of willingness to cut spending

Christopher Garman, Eurasia Group director, states that the Planalto is only discussing slowing down expenses, not reducing them.

Candidate Who Used Letters from STF Ministers in Annulled USP Contest Appeals to Justice

Submission of letters from STF ministers in a USP contest generated suspicions of an attempt to pressure the judging panel. Read more on Gazeta do Povo.

6 common points in banking crises in Brazil and Paraguay

In Paraguay, the Ueno banking scandal led to the president's downfall. In Brazil, one year after the Master crisis, almost everything remains the same.

PSOL Deputy wants lunch to count as working hours

Duda Salabert presents a bill that could reduce work to 35 hours per week after the end of the 6x1 schedule. Read more on Gazeta do Povo.

Saint Catherine's Monastery Nears Agreement to End Dispute with Egyptian Government

After more than a year of negotiations, the Greek Orthodox Church and the Egyptian government are close to resolving a dispute over Saint Catherine's Monastery in Sinai and its surrounding lands.

Mendonça grants house arrest to accused of operating INSS fraud

Accused of operating an INSS fraud scheme, businessman Maurício Camisotti will have to wear an electronic ankle monitor and comply with precautionary measures.

STF decides: Fachin blocks Nikolas Ferreira's action against Paulo Gonet

This episode of the Podcast 15 Minutos analyzes the decision of the Minister of the Supreme Federal Court, Edson Fachin