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Brazil's annual Operation Formosa will feature Chinese troops alongside U. S. forces for the first time. The three-day exercise, starting September 13, 2024, showcases international military cooperation.
A 3-year-old border collie named Floki has become an internet sensation in Brazil for his remarkable footvolley abilities. The canine athlete showcases his skills on Rio's beaches, attracting crowds and partnerships.
Brazil's Senate will vote on Gabriel Galipolo's nomination as central bank chief on October 8. The decision comes after resistance from lawmakers, delaying the government's initial plans for an earlier confirmation.
A massive wildfire in Brasilia's National Forest, crucial for the city's water supply, has been partially contained. Arson is suspected as the cause, amid concerns over increased Amazon fires due to drought and climate change.
Senate hearing for Brazil's new central bank chief postponed, likely to October. Delay impacts government plans and monetary policy meeting, highlighting political complexities in economic leadership transition.
Smoke from fires in Brazil's diverse ecosystems engulfs Brasília and other regions, prompting government action. Record-breaking blazes in São Paulo raise concerns of coordinated attacks amidst environmental challenges.
Brazilian authorities are returning remains of plane crash victims to families, with 45 out of 62 victims identified. The investigation into the ATR 72 crash near São Paulo is ongoing, with black boxes under analysis.
Forensic experts have identified 35 of 62 victims from a plane crash near São Paulo. The Brazilian Air Force is transporting remains as investigators analyze flight recorders to determine the cause.
Brazil and Nicaragua have expelled each other's ambassadors, marking a significant deterioration in relations between the two formerly allied leftist governments. The diplomatic spat stems from recent tensions and disagreements.
Brazil reports a 46% decrease in Amazon deforestation, the largest reduction since 2016. However, the Cerrado savannah experiences a 9% increase in vegetation loss, highlighting the need for comprehensive conservation efforts.