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Kevin McCarthy · United States

US House ousts Kevin McCarthy as leader in historic vote

44% Center coverage: 331 sources

The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to oust Speaker Kevin McCarthy from his job, as infighting among his fellow Republicans plunged Congress into further chaos just days after it narrowly averted a government shutdown. See the Story

Europe · Italy

At least 20 dead after coach crashes off overpass near Venice

42% Center coverage: 212 sources

At least 20 people have died in a coach crash near Venice in northern Italy, according to the city's mayor.Another 40 people are believed to be injured in the crash on Tuesday evening. See the Story

Europe · Greece

Greece wants European Union to sanction countries that refuse deported migrants, minister says

45% Center coverage: 22 sources

Greece is urging other European Union member states to adopt a proposed plan to sanction countries that refuse to accept migrants deported by the bloc.See the Story

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Brazil · Brazil

Brazil excludes the sector that pollutes the most from the carbon market - 04/10/2023

The carbon market bill that was approved this Wednesday (4) by the Senate left out the economic sector that emits the most greenhouse gases in Brazil: agribusiness. Read more (10/04/2023)See the Story

Mucugê reveals a Bahia without a beach or acarajé - 04/10/2023

Mucughas no self-esteem problem. It officially presents itself as “the most beautiful city in Chapada Diamantina” -and it's still right. Read more (10/04/2023)See the Story

Understand the conflict between STF and Congress in 5 points - 04/10/2023

The tension between the National Congress and the STF (Supreme Federal Court) has intensified in recent weeks, with parliamentarians protesting through the obstruction of votes in the Legislature, and with the lightning analysis of a bill that limits the action and reach of the court's decisions. Read more (10/04/2023)See the Story

Constitution completes 35 years; understand the landmarks of the charter - 04/10/2023

Enacted on October 5, 1988, the Brazilian constitutional charter completes 35 years in force. Read more (10/04/2023)See the Story

São Paulo · São Paulo

Strike becomes ammunition for Nunes and glass for Boulos for 2024 - 04/10/2023

The transportation and Sabesp strike in São Paulo highlighted the strategies of the main candidates in the race for the São Paulo City Hall, with Ricardo Nunes (MDB) associating the movement with the PSOL of rival Guilherme Boulos and Tabata Amaral (PSB) avoiding the debate because he considered it polarized. Read more (10/04/2023)See the Story

Constitution, at 35 years of age on the couch, is debated in a book - 04/10/2023

In the same year that the buildings of the Three Powers were invaded and plundered at the request of a military coup, the current Brazilian Constitution, which marked the transition from the dictatorship to the New Republic, completes 35 years. Read more (10/04/2023)See the Story

MS Court excludes trans and indigenous people in an affront to the CNJ - 04/10/2023 - Mônica Bergamo

The Mato Grosso do Sul Court of Justice (TJ-MS) excluded trans and transvestite women, indigenous women, quilombola women, and peasants by incorporating a resolution from the CNJ (National Council of Justice) that provides for quotas for hiring outsourced services in courts across the country. Read more (10/04/2023)See the Story

Rome · Rome

PF says images indicate 'apparent physical aggression' by businessman against Moraes's son

Report analyzes security camera images from Rome airport A Federal Police (PF) report states that businessman Roberto Mantovani Filho carried out “an apparent physical assault” against one of the sons of Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF). The statement is contained in a PF document that analyzes the images from security cameras at Rome airport that captured a confusion involving Moraes in July. “It was found that …See the Story

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