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Brazilian authorities conducted a major operation against illegal gold mining in the Amazon, targeting a criminal organization involved in laundering over 3 tonnes of gold. The operation resulted in arrests and significant asset seizures.
Kamala Harris' 2019 remarks on suspending Trump's Twitter account were misconstrued as a call to shut down X (formerly Twitter) in the US. Fact-checkers clarify her actual stance on social media regulation.
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 video from February 2024 was falsely shared as a September protest against X ban in Brazil. Fact-checkers clarify the miscaptioned footage, highlighting the importance of accurate information.
Brazil faces its most severe drought in over 70 years, affecting 59% of the country. Record low river levels, rampant wildfires, and deteriorating air quality pose significant challenges to communities and ecosystems.
Record-low water levels in the Paraguay River, caused by Amazon drought, disrupt regional trade and fishing. Experts warn of increasing frequency and intensity of droughts globally.
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.
Guinea-Bissau police confiscated 2. 6 tons of cocaine from a Venezuelan aircraft, arresting five crew members. This operation highlights West Africa's growing role as a drug transit hub between Latin America and Europe.
Authorities in Guinea-Bissau confiscated 2. 63 tons of cocaine from a Venezuelan plane, arresting five crew members. The operation, conducted with international cooperation, highlights West Africa's role in global drug trafficking.
As the US faces a shifting world order, the next president must balance domestic priorities with global leadership. Experts urge embracing multilateralism, addressing climate change and poverty, and investing in soft power to maintain influence.
Record low water levels in Amazon rivers challenge traditional riverbank communities. Residents face difficulties in accessing clean water and navigating waterways, relying on external aid for basic needs.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's supporters gather in Sao Paulo for an Independence Day rally, protesting the ban on Elon Musk's X platform. The event tests Bolsonaro's influence ahead of municipal elections.
The 81st Venice Film Festival wrapped up, with Pedro Almodóvar's "The Room Next Door" securing the Golden Lion. Various international films and talents received recognition across multiple categories.
Venezuela terminates Brazil's custodianship of Argentine diplomatic missions, citing alleged terrorist plots. Increased security and power cuts reported at Argentine ambassador's residence in Caracas.
Venezuela withdraws Brazil's permission to manage Argentine affairs, including embassy housing opposition members. Brazil maintains its role pending alternative arrangements, amidst regional tensions.
Brazil's government considers implementing tax increases without congressional approval to balance the 2024 budget. The plan includes potential levies on financial transactions, imports, and exports.
A preliminary report on a Brazilian plane crash that killed 62 people suggests a de-icing system failure. Investigators are examining ice formation as a potential cause but stress further investigation is needed.
Sergio Mendes, renowned Brazilian pianist and composer, passed away at 83. His unique blend of bossa nova and pop with Brasil '66 left an indelible mark on music history, influencing generations of artists.
EU and South American negotiators report progress in trade talks, focusing on environmental and procurement issues. French farmers express opposition, fearing increased competition in key agricultural sectors.
Brazilian court rulings protect 32 immigrants at Guarulhos Airport from forced repatriation. The decision follows new entry rules aimed at curbing human trafficking, sparking debate on refugee rights.
Renowned Brazilian musician Sergio Mendes, who popularized bossa nova globally, has passed away at 83. The Grammy-winning artist left a lasting impact on the music industry over six decades.
Environmental groups launch app for reporting pollution in Rio's Guanabara Bay. Local fishermen and residents use "De Olho na Guanabara" to document oil and chemical spills, aiding conservation efforts.
Despite apparent election loss, Maduro maintains control in Venezuela. U.S. and opposition face limited options as crackdown intensifies. International community seeks solutions amid growing concerns.
Brazil's President Lula considers dismissing Human Rights Minister Silvio Almeida following sexual harassment allegations. Multiple government bodies to investigate as Almeida denies accusations.
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President Javier Milei's plan to allow private ownership of Argentine soccer clubs sparks controversy. Supporters see economic potential, while critics fear loss of community values in a sport deeply rooted in national culture.
Brazil's Supreme Court upholds fines for accessing banned platform X through VPNs, contrary to online rumors. The ban, imposed on August 30, 2024, remains in effect as of September 6, 2024.
Brazil's government investigates sexual harassment claims against Human Rights Minister Silvio Almeida, involving multiple women. President Lula to meet with Almeida and Racial Equality Minister separately.
Brazil's Supreme Court bans X over Elon Musk's refusal to comply with content moderation orders. The move sparks debate on judicial power and online speech regulation in the country.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's CEO, addresses his recent arrest in Paris, calling charges "misguided. " He promises to enhance content moderation while maintaining user privacy, sparking debate on messaging app regulation.