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Bolsonaro Under 24/7 Surveillance Amid Coup Trial
A Brazilian judge ordered round-the-clock surveillance of former President Jair Bolsonaro due to concerns about him fleeing the country during his coup-plotting trial, citing his son's lobbying efforts in the US and a draft asylum request to Argentina.
Bolsonaro Under 24/7 Surveillance Amid Coup Trial
A Brazilian judge ordered round-the-clock surveillance of former President Jair Bolsonaro due to concerns about him fleeing the country during his coup-plotting trial, citing his son's lobbying efforts in the US and a draft asylum request to Argentina.
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52% Bias Score
Bolsonaro Under 24/7 Surveillance Amid Coup Plot Trial
A Brazilian judge ordered 24/7 surveillance of former president Jair Bolsonaro due to concerns he might flee before the verdict in his coup-plotting trial, which begins next month; this comes after a police report revealed a draft letter requesting Argentinian asylum and lobbying efforts by Bolsonar...
Bolsonaro Under 24/7 Surveillance Amid Coup Plot Trial
A Brazilian judge ordered 24/7 surveillance of former president Jair Bolsonaro due to concerns he might flee before the verdict in his coup-plotting trial, which begins next month; this comes after a police report revealed a draft letter requesting Argentinian asylum and lobbying efforts by Bolsonar...
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40% Bias Score
International Responses Diverge on Gaza Conflict
Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani credits strong relations with Israel for facilitating aid delivery to Gaza, while Brazil's refusal to appoint an Israeli ambassador and Norway's fund divestment from Israeli and US companies highlight growing international criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza...
International Responses Diverge on Gaza Conflict
Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani credits strong relations with Israel for facilitating aid delivery to Gaza, while Brazil's refusal to appoint an Israeli ambassador and Norway's fund divestment from Israeli and US companies highlight growing international criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza...
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56% Bias Score
Brazil Declares War on Axis Powers Following Devastating U-Boat Attacks
On August 22, 1942, Brazil declared war on Germany and Italy after a series of devastating U-boat attacks that killed over 600 Brazilians, prompting the government to align with the Allied powers despite previous pro-Axis sympathies within the government.
Brazil Declares War on Axis Powers Following Devastating U-Boat Attacks
On August 22, 1942, Brazil declared war on Germany and Italy after a series of devastating U-boat attacks that killed over 600 Brazilians, prompting the government to align with the Allied powers despite previous pro-Axis sympathies within the government.
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36% Bias Score
Brazil Suspends Amazon Soy Moratorium, Threatening Deforestation
Brazil's anti-monopoly agency suspended the soy moratorium, a voluntary agreement protecting the Amazon rainforest from soy expansion since 2006, potentially exposing an area the size of Portugal to deforestation ahead of the Cop30 climate summit.
Brazil Suspends Amazon Soy Moratorium, Threatening Deforestation
Brazil's anti-monopoly agency suspended the soy moratorium, a voluntary agreement protecting the Amazon rainforest from soy expansion since 2006, potentially exposing an area the size of Portugal to deforestation ahead of the Cop30 climate summit.
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40% Bias Score
Brazil Passes Strict Law on Digital Platforms to Protect Minors
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved a law on August 20, 2025, strengthening regulations for digital platforms to protect minors, following a child sexual exploitation scandal involving influencer Hytalo Santos; the law mandates stricter age verification, parental controls, and penalties up to $9 m...
Brazil Passes Strict Law on Digital Platforms to Protect Minors
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved a law on August 20, 2025, strengthening regulations for digital platforms to protect minors, following a child sexual exploitation scandal involving influencer Hytalo Santos; the law mandates stricter age verification, parental controls, and penalties up to $9 m...
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48% Bias Score
Brazil Orders 24/7 Surveillance of Bolsonaro Amidst Flight Concerns
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice ordered 24/7 surveillance of former President Jair Bolsonaro due to concerns he might flee the country before his trial for an attempted coup, after evidence was found suggesting he was planning to seek asylum in Argentina and potentially the U.S. The trial begins n...
Brazil Orders 24/7 Surveillance of Bolsonaro Amidst Flight Concerns
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice ordered 24/7 surveillance of former President Jair Bolsonaro due to concerns he might flee the country before his trial for an attempted coup, after evidence was found suggesting he was planning to seek asylum in Argentina and potentially the U.S. The trial begins n...
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Unwittingly Unite BRICS Nations
Donald Trump's tariffs on BRICS nations (ranging from 30% to 145%) have inadvertently strengthened their unity, leading to increased bilateral trade in national currencies and a move toward de-dollarization, despite internal divergences.
Trump's Tariffs Unwittingly Unite BRICS Nations
Donald Trump's tariffs on BRICS nations (ranging from 30% to 145%) have inadvertently strengthened their unity, leading to increased bilateral trade in national currencies and a move toward de-dollarization, despite internal divergences.
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40% Bias Score
Brazil Unveils Plan to Counter US Tariffs on Agricultural Products
The Brazilian government announced a plan to support farmers impacted by a 50 percent US tariff on Brazilian exports, facilitating purchases of fish, honey, and fruits through streamlined public procurement and credit lines, while coffee and beef, with strong international demand, are excluded.
Brazil Unveils Plan to Counter US Tariffs on Agricultural Products
The Brazilian government announced a plan to support farmers impacted by a 50 percent US tariff on Brazilian exports, facilitating purchases of fish, honey, and fruits through streamlined public procurement and credit lines, while coffee and beef, with strong international demand, are excluded.
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32% Bias Score
Bolsonaro's R$30.5 Million in Suspicious Bank Transactions Under Scrutiny
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's bank accounts showed R$ 30.5 million in transactions between March 2023 and June 2024, raising concerns about money laundering according to a financial intelligence report analyzed by the Federal Police. The report flagged at least 50 suspicious transactio...
Bolsonaro's R$30.5 Million in Suspicious Bank Transactions Under Scrutiny
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's bank accounts showed R$ 30.5 million in transactions between March 2023 and June 2024, raising concerns about money laundering according to a financial intelligence report analyzed by the Federal Police. The report flagged at least 50 suspicious transactio...
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52% Bias Score
Bolsonaro Considered Argentinian Asylum Amidst Coup Attempt Investigation
Brazilian federal police found messages on former President Jair Bolsonaro's phone showing he considered seeking asylum in Argentina after a home search related to a coup attempt investigation; he and his son Eduardo now face obstruction of justice charges.
Bolsonaro Considered Argentinian Asylum Amidst Coup Attempt Investigation
Brazilian federal police found messages on former President Jair Bolsonaro's phone showing he considered seeking asylum in Argentina after a home search related to a coup attempt investigation; he and his son Eduardo now face obstruction of justice charges.
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40% Bias Score
Bolsonaro's Asylum Request, Obstruction Charge Filed
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro drafted a 33-page asylum request to Argentina in February 2024, discovered by authorities on a seized phone, leading to an obstruction of justice charge; he faces multiple legal challenges, including an upcoming trial for attempted coup d'état.
Bolsonaro's Asylum Request, Obstruction Charge Filed
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro drafted a 33-page asylum request to Argentina in February 2024, discovered by authorities on a seized phone, leading to an obstruction of justice charge; he faces multiple legal challenges, including an upcoming trial for attempted coup d'état.
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48% Bias Score
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