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Renan Barbosa
Renan Barbosa is a journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Political Message Intensifies Dispute for Control of the Attorney General's Office
The term of Raquel Dodge as head of the Attorney General's Office (PGR) in Brazil ends in September, but the electoral race for her successor has already begun. Some prosecutors express discontent with Dodge's management, while others seek new candidates outside the MPF's leadership. A controversial decision by the CSMPF on March 1st, not to regulate the triple list procedure for the new PGR's selection, was seen by some as a political message to suppress early-career prosecutors' candidacies. The triple list, an informal procedure maintained by the ANPR since 2001, is a consultative vote by active prosecutors to form a list for the President's consideration. The current vice-prosecutor, Luciano Mariz Maia, argued that only sub-prosecutors could hold the PGR position, a stance that has caused division within the MPF. The PGR confirmed that the CSMPF's decision had no regulatory effect. The upcoming triple list vote in June, following the ANPR's new board in May, has sparked discussions of potential candidates, with some favoring a spirit of renewal reflecting the 2018 elections. Meanwhile, Raquel Dodge has faced internal opposition, including a recent petition against her proposal to create specialized prosecutors, which was withdrawn anticipating defeat.
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Ricardo Bunduky
Ricardo Bunduky is a journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil, with reporting, writing and editing content skills in digital, television and print formats. Working experience in media outlets such as Folha de S. Paulo, Agora SP and Veja Magazine as well in the the TV network Rede Gospel for the last ...
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Quarrel in the Chamber features torn 'pixuleco' and rain of money
During a session of Brazil's Chamber of Deputies, a quarrel erupted as they were analyzing corruption charges against President Michel Temer. The chaos began with an outburst during Deputy Paulo Pimenta's speech, followed by Deputy Wladimir Costa's disruptive actions with 'pixuleco' dolls of former President Lula in prison attire. Opposition members tore up one of the dolls, and Deputy Carlos Zarattini threw fake money in the air, leading to reprimands from Chamber President Rodrigo Maia. The session was marked by disorder, with Maia attempting to restore decorum.
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Mattha Busby
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Kat Torres: The Wellness Influencer Suspected of Human Trafficking
Katiuscia Torres, a Brazilian ex-model and wellness influencer, has been arrested and faces modern slavery charges. She is accused of manipulating and enslaving her followers, primarily Brazilian women, by promising them a lavish lifestyle and using ayahuasca and hypnotism to control them. The case gained significant media attention in Brazil, with allegations of extortion, false imprisonment, and sexual exploitation. Victims Leticia Maia Alvarenga and Desirrê Freitas have spoken out against Torres, claiming they were manipulated and coerced. Torres' lawyer denies the allegations, but the case continues to unfold with potential severe legal consequences for Torres.
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Reinaldo Chaves
Reinaldo Chaves is a freelance journalist based in São Paulo - SP, Brasil. - **** Extensive experience in data journalism and data science for different organizations and transparency and open data projects for journalists and civil society. I coordinate data journalism and data science projects ...
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Lobbyists from banks, industries, and transportation are behind the amendments to the Labor Reform
Business lobbyists from banking, industry, and transportation sectors are the true authors behind one in three proposed amendments by lawmakers in the discussion of Brazil's Labor Reform. These amendments, which defend employer interests without worker consensus, were submitted by 20 deputies as if they were crafted by their offices. Over half of these proposals were incorporated into the substitute text supported by the Palácio do Planalto and are set to be voted on by the Chamber of Deputies. The general tone of the reform is that agreements between employers and employees will prevail over the law, with the original government text being significantly altered to include these lobbyist-drafted amendments. The article also discusses the informal lobbying practices in Brazil, the potential conflicts of interest among lawmakers, and the broader implications for transparency and the legislative process.
Sam Cowie
Sam Cowie is a journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Brazil congress to vote on whether to remove president
Brazilian President Michel Temer faces a crucial vote in the National Congress that could lead to his removal over corruption charges. Accused of receiving bribes from meatpacking giant J&F, Temer needs significant congressional support to avoid suspension and a Supreme Court trial. Despite low approval ratings and widespread public discontent, analysts believe Temer will likely survive the vote due to strong congressional backing. The political crisis, part of the broader 'Car Wash' investigation, has further eroded public trust in Brazil's democratic institutions.
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Alexandre De Santi
I am an experienced freelance writer and editor. I am the autor of "Cura Espiritual: Uma Investigação", a book about spiritual healing, and "Chico Xavier", a biography about the medium Chico Xavier, the most famous religious personality in Brazil. My best work is on science and health. But I´ve ...
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Obituary: Moro for President
The presidential candidacy of Sergio Moro has ended after 141 days, marked by low popularity and high unpopularity. Despite support from judicial associations and parts of the media, Moro's campaign was plagued by arrogance, financial opportunism, and associations with extremist politicians. His attempt to adopt far-right tactics was unsuccessful, leading to the termination of his candidacy by the Podemos party. Moro now shifts his focus to a congressional run, aligning with various political figures.
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Fanny Gauret
Hello and welcome to my profile ! To introduce myself : I have an extensive experience in media production, living and working across four continents for a wide range of public and private entities. As a multimedia producer and reporter, I have : - reported on European social and ...
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Convergence: keeping up with Europe's big boys!
EU countries must meet four accession criteria to join the euro, but maintaining strong economic policies is crucial for sustainable convergence. Portugal exemplifies the challenges of real convergence, needing reforms in productivity and education to catch up with richer eurozone countries. The financial crisis exacerbated these issues, leading to a focus on developing in-house skills. Investments like Altran's new Knowledge Centre in Porto highlight positive steps. The IMF's Jeffrey Franks emphasizes tailored economic reforms to enhance productivity and income convergence, noting the importance of learning from past crises.
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Donaldo Hernandez
Donaldo Hernandez is a journalist based in Managua, Nicaragua.
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Music, cinema, choirs, book presentations, and lots of theater in Pergamino
A variety of cultural events are scheduled in Pergamino, including a choral meeting for seniors, musical performances, book presentations, and several theater productions. Highlights include the presentation of Raquel Noemí González Ninona's poetry book, performances by local artists, and screenings of popular animated films. The events are spread across various venues, offering free and ticketed entries.
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Wies Ubags
Wies Ubags is a journalist based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She mainly writes for newspapers and magazins in her home country The Netherlands, but also publishes in English. Topics she knows a lot about: Colombia's conflict and peace processes with leftist guerrillas and rightist paramilitaries, ...
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‘If the Munduruku do not fight and shout, they are not heard in Brazil’
Alessandra Korap, a Munduruku leader, is actively defending her people's territory in the Amazon against economic exploitation encouraged by President Bolsonaro's policies. Despite threats and violence, the Munduruku have successfully halted the construction of a hydroelectric dam that would have flooded their land. The article highlights the ongoing tension between indigenous communities and economic interests, emphasizing the Munduruku's fight for their rights and the preservation of their culture and environment.
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