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AsiaFormer Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has been “unanimously elected” as the head of New Development Bank (NDB), a multilateral financial institution set up by the five BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) countries, replacing Marcus Troyjo, who is also from Brazil
Former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff is new BRICS bank chief
Coverage: 5 sources
Rio De Janeiro · Rio De JaneiroAuthorities reported that among the deceased was “the main leader of the largest criminal organization operating in the state of Pará.”
A police operation in a slum near Rio de Janeiro left at least 13 dead
Coverage: 2 sources
São Paulo · São PauloThe subways accepted the proposal presented by Metrand ended the strike this Friday morning (24), but the resumption of the operation should still take some time, according to Narciso Fernandes Soares, vice-president of the São Paulo Metropolitan Union.
Read more (03/24/2023)
The subway should still take a long time to start operating again, says union
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Gustavo Petro · BogotaColombian prosecutors said they’ll interview President Gustavo Petro’s former daughter-in-law over her allegations that his son Nicolas took money from criminals.
President Gustavo Petro asks that his son and brother be investigated for connection with drug trafficking
42% Left coverage: 19 sources
Europe · LondonThe Argentine government has again asked the United Kingdom to restart negotiations over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands, the Argentine Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.
Argentina asks UK to resume negotiations over Falklands
51% Center coverage: 41 sources
Latin America · CaquetáA police officer and civilian were killed during violent protests in Colombia's Caqueta province on Thursday, and 79 officers and nine oilfield workers were taken hostage by members of rural communities, the government said.
Two dead, dozens of police held hostage in Colombia in protest against oil company
50% Right coverage: 16 sources
AnimalsThe Ministry of Agriculture confirmed this Thursday night (2) that the mad cow case in Par is indeed atypical. The conclusion is from the reference laboratory of the WHO (World Animal Health Organization).
Read more (03/03/2023)
Mad cow case registered in Pará is atypical, confirms Ministry of Agriculture
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Elon MuskTesla's next vehicle assembly plant will be in Mexico near Monterrey. CEO Elon Musk: "We're super excited about it" The company currently has capacity to build about 2 million cars a year at four factories. It has set a goal of eventually building 20 million vehicles a year.
Tesla to invest US$5bn in Mexico plant
50% Center coverage: 8 sources