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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will attend the upcoming BRICS summit via videoconference due to a recent fall that caused a minor brain hemorrhage. Meanwhile, U.S. President Biden plans to attend the G20 summit in Brazil, focusing on international debt relief and workers' rights initiatives.
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Two former police officers, Ronnie Lessa and Élcio de Queiroz, have been sentenced for the 2018 murder of Brazilian city councillor Marielle Franco. Lessa received 78 years and 9 months, while Queiroz was sentenced to 59 years and 8 months. This verdict marks a significant moment in the ongoing quest for justice in Brazil.
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The swear word incident adds a new twist to Brazil’s already strained relationship with the tech billionaire right before the G20.
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As G20 leaders convene in Rio, the ongoing UN climate talks in Baku remain stalled. UN officials urge the G20 to commit to significant climate financing for developing nations, emphasizing the urgent need for cooperation to combat climate change and its economic impacts.
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At his final G20 summit in Brazil, President Biden missed the official group photo due to logistical issues, highlighting a shift in focus among world leaders towards President-elect Trump. This incident underscores Biden's waning influence as he prepares to leave office.
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Alistair Brownlee, the first triathlete to defend his Olympic title, announced his retirement from professional triathlon. The 36-year-old expressed excitement for new challenges ahead while reflecting on his successful career, which includes two Olympic gold medals and multiple world championships.