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Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro, under house arrest after a coup conviction, was hospitalized with severe health issues, including skin cancer. His health and legal situation remain uncertain as he awaits sentencing details, with his lawyers likely to argue for house arrest due to his health.
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Charlie Kirk, a prominent right-wing influencer, was shot dead at a university in Utah. Authorities charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, who acted alone. The incident has sparked widespread blame-shifting, with Trump and other conservatives pointing to the left, while some experts warn this rhetoric risks fueling further violence.
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Charlie Kirk, a conservative supporter of Israel, was shot dead at Utah Valley University. Authorities have charged Tyler Robinson with the murder. Conspiracy theories, fueled by figures like Tucker Carlson and others, falsely allege Israeli involvement amid rising tensions over Gaza. Netanyahu dismisses these claims as baseless lies. The story highlights the dangerous spread of misinformation and political violence.
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The US has imposed sanctions on Brazilian officials, including Justice Alexandre de Moraes and his wife Viviane de Moraes, under the Magnitsky Act. The move follows Brazil's conviction of Bolsonaro for attempting a coup and has sparked diplomatic protests, with Brazil asserting its sovereignty and judicial independence.
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Brazilian protests erupted across multiple cities against legislation that could grant amnesty to Jair Bolsonaro and shield lawmakers from criminal charges. The protests follow Bolsonaro's recent conviction for attempting a coup and legislative moves to make it harder to arrest politicians, amid ongoing political tensions.
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Brazil is experiencing a surge in methanol poisoning cases linked to adulterated alcohol, mainly in São Paulo. Several deaths and hospitalizations have been reported, prompting authorities to advise avoiding distilled spirits. Bars are suspending cocktail sales, and investigations are ongoing into the source of contaminated drinks.
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Brazilian President Lula and U.S. President Trump held a 30-minute phone call, exchanging contact details and discussing future cooperation. Lula invited Trump to a climate summit, signaling a potential thaw in strained relations after recent tariffs and legal disputes involving Brazil's former president Bolsonaro. No mention of Bolsonaro's trial was made.
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Brazil's President Lula and US President Trump met in Kuala Lumpur, signaling progress toward resolving US tariffs on Brazilian exports. Lula described the meeting as 'surprisingly good,' with both leaders optimistic about reaching an agreement soon, potentially easing tensions over tariffs imposed earlier this year.
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The US has increased military presence in the Caribbean, deploying the USS Gerald Ford and other warships to Trinidad and Tobago for training exercises amid ongoing tensions with Venezuela. The move follows recent strikes on alleged drug traffickers and regional diplomatic protests.
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The US has deployed the USS Gravely and is moving the USS Gerald R Ford closer to Venezuela amid rising tensions. The US claims to target drug trafficking boats linked to Maduro, who denies these allegations. Regional reactions are mixed, with concerns over increased military presence and regional stability.
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Brazilian ex-president Bolsonaro, sentenced to over 27 years for attempting a coup, has filed an appeal citing injustices. His lawyers argue the conviction contains legal ambiguities. Bolsonaro, under house arrest since August, denies wrongdoing. The Supreme Court will decide on the appeal between Nov 7-14, with his imprisonment pending final judgment.
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On October 28, a police operation in Rio de Janeiro targeting the Comando Vermelho gang resulted in at least 132 deaths, including four police officers. The raid involved 2,500 personnel and heavy weaponry, sparking intense gun battles and widespread condemnation for excessive force and possible extrajudicial killings. The operation has deepened political divisions and raised human rights concerns ahead of Brazil's 2026 elections.
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The US Senate voted 51-47 to nullify tariffs imposed by President Trump, with some Republicans joining Democrats. The move follows Trump's recent trade deal with China and highlights bipartisan opposition to executive-led tariffs, though House resistance remains strong. The vote signals growing congressional pushback on trade policies.
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Brazilian ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, convicted of attempting a coup and other crimes, faces potential imprisonment. His health issues and legal appeals are delaying his detention, with his lawyers requesting house arrest on humanitarian grounds. Bolsonaro's legal troubles stem from efforts to undermine Lula's 2022 election victory and plans to overthrow democratic institutions.
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The Biden administration is set to announce exemptions on tariffs for certain food imports, including beef, citrus, coffee, and bananas, aiming to reduce consumer prices amid political pressure and recent election results highlighting affordability concerns. The move signals a shift from previous tariff policies.
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President Trump has retroactively exempted key food imports, including beef, coffee, and bananas, from tariffs imposed earlier this year. The move aims to address rising grocery prices amid political pressure following recent elections where affordability was a key issue. The exemptions reflect a shift in trade policy and negotiations with trading partners.
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Chile's presidential race is heading to a December runoff after the first round saw left-wing candidate Jeannette Jara leading but likely to be overtaken by far-right candidate Jose Antonio Kast. Rising crime, immigration concerns, and polarized politics dominate the campaign, with Kast promising tough measures and a potential return to authoritarian policies.
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The U.S. has removed tariffs on Brazilian coffee, beef, and fruits, after negotiations with Brazil's government. The move aims to lower costs for American consumers and improve trade relations, reversing previous tariffs imposed amid political tensions and trade disputes.
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Brazil's Para state launches a program to promote sustainable forest products amid plans for a major railway project. The railway aims to boost exports but faces opposition from Indigenous groups and environmental concerns. The government seeks to reconcile economic growth with rainforest protection during COP30.
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Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro has been ordered to serve his prison sentence at the Federal Police headquarters in Brasilia, following his conviction for attempting a coup after the 2022 election. His detention marks a significant escalation in his legal troubles, with health concerns cited as a reason for potential house arrest instead of imprisonment.
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Brazilian authorities detained former president Jair Bolsonaro on Saturday following allegations of tampering with his ankle monitor and attempting to escape ahead of a court ruling. The arrest was ordered by Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, citing risks of flight and potential violence during supporter protests. Bolsonaro's legal team denies the allegations.
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Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro has been ordered to serve a 27-year prison sentence for attempting a coup after his 2022 election loss. He was detained at federal police headquarters in Brasilia following allegations of tampering with his ankle monitor and attempting escape. Supporters and opponents have protested since his arrest, which comes amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Brazil's Supreme Court ordered former president Jair Bolsonaro to begin serving a 27-year sentence for plotting a coup after his conviction was finalized. Bolsonaro, detained since Saturday, has been accused of attempting to undermine democracy and inciting unrest following his 2022 election loss. Supporters have protested his incarceration.
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Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro has been convicted of attempting to overthrow democracy. The Supreme Court finalized his sentence, and he is now detained at a federal police headquarters in Brasilia. Supporters and opponents gathered outside, reflecting deep political divisions.
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Canada has announced new tariffs on steel and lumber, tightening import quotas and subsidizing domestic freight to counter U.S. trade measures. Ottawa aims to protect its industries amid ongoing tensions after U.S. tariffs increased last month, with plans to re-engage with Washington in December.