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Brazil's Workers Party guarantees open dialogue with businessmen if Lula wins

A dinner between Brazil's Workers Party (PT) leader Gleisi Hoffmann and 30 businessmen on Monday ended with two pieces of information well-received by the latter: The party will work with central bank chief Roberto Campos Neto and there is no thought of controlling fuel prices if former president Luiz Inacio…

Reuters

Fuel protests prompt Lima curfew as Ukraine crisis touches South America

Peru’s embattled president takes drastic action as fertiliser and fuel prices soar and Brazil seeks to open Indigenous territory to mining

The Guardian - US

Analysis-Bolsonaro's party grows as center-right rivals stumble into Brazil campaign season

Far-right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has seen the ranks of his new party swell in Congress while center-right rivals for the presidency deal with friendly fire, giving the incumbent a boost as he gears up for his re-election campaign.

Reuters

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‘I was drunk’: Neymar aims dig at critic after PSG goal

Last month the Brazil forward was accused of turning up drunk for club training

The Independent UK

Victims of Brazil’s Mariana dam disaster seek compensation through UK courts

In one of the largest claims in English legal history, 200,000 people affected by the 2015 incident will have their case heard this week

The Guardian - UK

For ‘untrusting’ news audiences in India, more faith in Google, WhatsApp: Reuters study

A report released by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism claims that “generally untrusting” audiences are mostly indifferent towards news they encounter on digital platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp and Google. “Their suspicion towards news was often anchored in deep-seated beliefs about the news media as biased, manipulative,…

Newslaundry

Indigenous protest camp erected in Brazilian capital to press land rights

Hundreds of indigenous people began gathering in the Brazilian capital on Monday for a 10-day protest camp to defend their land rights and oppose a government bill in Congress that would allow mining and oil exploration on their reservations.

Reuters

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Male model with nine wives wants to marry two more and have babies with them all

Brazilian model Arthur O Urso has nine wives but is facing divorce from one who "misses monogamy" - now he plans to marry two more women to get his number to a round 10

Daily Mirror

World Cup fixtures: Groups, dates, kick-off times and full schedule for Qatar 2022

Every match at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

The Independent UK

Bruno Guimaraes' bright Tottenham cameo shows he should be first name on Newcastle United team sheet

The Brazil international's performance from the bench was a rare silver lining on a very poor afternoon for Eddie Howe's side

Chronicle Live

Eddie Howe explains Bruno Guimaraes' bench role for Newcastle United at Tottenham

The Brazilian midfielder did not start at Spurs after returning from international duty

Chronicle Live

Nearly Half of Crypto Owners First Bought Digital Assets in 2021

Almost half of all cryptocurrency owners in the United States, Latin America and Asia Pacific purchased the digital assets for the first time in 2021, according to a new survey from US cryptocurrency exchange Gemini. The survey of nearly 30,000 people across 20 countries, which was conducted between November 2021…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Newcastle United fans impressed by line-up for Spurs with understanding for Bruno omission

The decision to replace the Brazil international with Jonjo Shelvey was one of three changes made by Eddie Howe

Chronicle Live

Urban mining transforms Brazil neighborhood into ghost town

The once-busy city of Maceio has seen tens of thousands of residents evacuate in the last two years, as rock salt mining caused their homes to start coming apart. Now, less than 3 per cent of homes remain occupied.

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Torrential Rains Kill 14 in Brazil

Torrential downpours triggered flash floods and landslides across Brazil's Rio de Janeiro state, killing at least 14 people including eight children, and leaving five missing, authorities said Saturday. Two days of heavy rain have battered a broad swathe of the southeastern state's Atlantic coast, the latest in a series of…

Reuters

Mudslides kill 14 in heavy rains in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro state

Heavy rains caused mudslides that killed at least 14 people in southern coastal cities and the Baixada Fluminense area of Rio de Janeiro state, according to state and local authorities on Saturday.

Football London

Thiago Silva's wife hits back at critics after what was said during Chelsea's loss to Brentford

Chelsea News: The Brazilian's performance was described as 'uncomfortable' as Thomas Frank's buzzing Bees put them to the sword

The Independent UK

World Cup fixtures: Groups, dates, kick-off times and full schedule for Qatar 2022

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Brazilian ex-judge Moro not ruling out presidential bid

Brazilian graft-fighting ex-judge Sergio Moro is not ruling out a presidential bid, he said on Friday, one day after he said he was no longer a candidate for the Podemos party and had joined the right-wing Union Brazil.

Reuters

Brazil's central bank employees go on strike, as its chief vacations in Miami

Brazil's central bank employees began an indefinite strike for a wage increase on Friday, threatening the stability of the wildly popular Pix instant payment system and the publication of data releases.

Reuters

Brazilian democracy is under threat, says head of electoral court

Brazilian democracy is being "threatened," Edson Fachin, the president of Brazil's electoral court (TSE), said on Friday, saying the country faced "a turbulent period" ahead of a fraught October presidential election.

Evening Standard

2022 World Cup odds: Brazil favourites with England cut after kind group stage draw

England have been cut into second-favourites to win the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after being handed what looks a favourable group in Friday’s draw.

Football London

'Talent' - Six quotes which prove Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli is going to be world class

The Brazilian forward was recently capped for his country and has impressed at Arsenal this season

The Independent UK

A look at the World Cup group stage pairings

The draw for the World Cup group stage draw has set up some intriguing prospects and will start on Nov. 21 with host Qatar playing Ecuador

Benzinga

Kraft Heinz Completes Acquisition Of Brazilian Food Company Hemmer

Kraft Heinz Co (NASDAQ:KHC) has completed its acquisition of a majority stake in Companhia Hemmer Indústria e Comércio (Hemmer), a Brazilian food company. The deal was closed following approval from CADE (Brazil's Administrative Council for Economic Defense), Brazil's antitrust body. The company expects the transaction to expand its International Taste Elevation platform, focusing on…

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