-
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.
-
Kongjian Yu, a leading Chinese landscape architect known for his 'sponge city' concept, was killed in a plane crash in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands while filming a documentary about his work. The crash also claimed the lives of three others, including filmmakers and a pilot. Yu's work focused on sustainable urban water management and ecological restoration, influencing policies in China and beyond. The incident occurred during a trip to document his ecological initiatives, highlighting his global impact on urban resilience and climate adaptation.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.