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Brazil Condemns U.S. for Shackling Deportees in Manaus
On January 25th, the Brazilian Ministry of Justice criticized the U.S. for keeping 88 shackled Brazilian deportees on a plane during a Manaus stopover, prompting President Lula to order their release and the use of a Brazilian Air Force plane to transport them to Belo Horizonte, citing a breach of f...
Brazil Condemns U.S. for Shackling Deportees in Manaus
On January 25th, the Brazilian Ministry of Justice criticized the U.S. for keeping 88 shackled Brazilian deportees on a plane during a Manaus stopover, prompting President Lula to order their release and the use of a Brazilian Air Force plane to transport them to Belo Horizonte, citing a breach of f...
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52% Bias Score
Affordable Green Roofs Combat Extreme Heat in Rio Favela
Teto Verde Favela, a Rio de Janeiro-based nonprofit, installs affordable green roofs in the Parque Arará favela to combat extreme heat, using lightweight materials and community participation to reduce land surface temperatures and improve residents' health and well-being.
Affordable Green Roofs Combat Extreme Heat in Rio Favela
Teto Verde Favela, a Rio de Janeiro-based nonprofit, installs affordable green roofs in the Parque Arará favela to combat extreme heat, using lightweight materials and community participation to reduce land surface temperatures and improve residents' health and well-being.
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40% Bias Score
Manchester City Sign NWSL MVP Kerolin
Manchester City Women have signed Brazilian forward Kerolin on a three-and-a-half-year contract; the 2023 NWSL MVP and Olympic silver medalist joins as a free agent from North Carolina Courage, adding firepower to City's forward line.
Manchester City Sign NWSL MVP Kerolin
Manchester City Women have signed Brazilian forward Kerolin on a three-and-a-half-year contract; the 2023 NWSL MVP and Olympic silver medalist joins as a free agent from North Carolina Courage, adding firepower to City's forward line.
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24% Bias Score
Brazilian Consultant Launches Program to Support Solo Entrepreneurs
Jevandro Barros, a Sao Paulo-based consultant, created Projeto Apollo, a community for solo entrepreneurs in Brazil to address the high exit rate among the country's 13.2 million microbusinesses in 2021 by providing mentorship and education in key business areas.
Brazilian Consultant Launches Program to Support Solo Entrepreneurs
Jevandro Barros, a Sao Paulo-based consultant, created Projeto Apollo, a community for solo entrepreneurs in Brazil to address the high exit rate among the country's 13.2 million microbusinesses in 2021 by providing mentorship and education in key business areas.
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44% Bias Score
Bolsonaro Barred From Trump's Inauguration
Brazil's Supreme Court blocked former President Jair Bolsonaro from attending Donald Trump's inauguration due to ongoing investigations and concerns that he poses a flight risk, rejecting his claim of an official invitation, while hundreds of his supporters have already fled Brazil to avoid prosecut...
Bolsonaro Barred From Trump's Inauguration
Brazil's Supreme Court blocked former President Jair Bolsonaro from attending Donald Trump's inauguration due to ongoing investigations and concerns that he poses a flight risk, rejecting his claim of an official invitation, while hundreds of his supporters have already fled Brazil to avoid prosecut...
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56% Bias Score
Brazil's Swift Action Against Bolsonaro Contrasts Sharply With U.S. Response to Trump
Brazil swiftly banned Jair Bolsonaro from holding office until 2030 for abusing his power and undermining the electoral system, unlike the U.S.'s slower response to Donald Trump's similar actions, highlighting different institutional approaches to populist challenges.
Brazil's Swift Action Against Bolsonaro Contrasts Sharply With U.S. Response to Trump
Brazil swiftly banned Jair Bolsonaro from holding office until 2030 for abusing his power and undermining the electoral system, unlike the U.S.'s slower response to Donald Trump's similar actions, highlighting different institutional approaches to populist challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Brazil Condemns U.S. for Shackling Deportees in Manaus
On January 25th, the Brazilian Ministry of Justice denounced the U.S. for keeping 88 shackled Brazilians on a plane during a technical stop in Manaus after a deportation flight from the U.S., prompting President Lula da Silva to intervene, asserting Brazil's sovereignty and deploying a Brazilian Air...
Brazil Condemns U.S. for Shackling Deportees in Manaus
On January 25th, the Brazilian Ministry of Justice denounced the U.S. for keeping 88 shackled Brazilians on a plane during a technical stop in Manaus after a deportation flight from the U.S., prompting President Lula da Silva to intervene, asserting Brazil's sovereignty and deploying a Brazilian Air...
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52% Bias Score
Brazil's Secular State and Religious Public Holidays
Brazil, despite its secular constitution, observes numerous public holidays with religious origins; these are justified by law based on their historical and cultural importance rather than religious belief, creating a complex interplay between secular governance and cultural practices.
Brazil's Secular State and Religious Public Holidays
Brazil, despite its secular constitution, observes numerous public holidays with religious origins; these are justified by law based on their historical and cultural importance rather than religious belief, creating a complex interplay between secular governance and cultural practices.
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28% Bias Score
Nubank Parent Considers UK Legal Domicile for Global Expansion
Nu Holdings, parent company of Latin American digital bank Nubank, is considering moving its legal headquarters to the UK to facilitate global expansion, including a potential entry into the US market, driven by a more favorable regulatory environment and strategic access to talent.
Nubank Parent Considers UK Legal Domicile for Global Expansion
Nu Holdings, parent company of Latin American digital bank Nubank, is considering moving its legal headquarters to the UK to facilitate global expansion, including a potential entry into the US market, driven by a more favorable regulatory environment and strategic access to talent.
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40% Bias Score
Daughter-in-laws convicted of murdering mothers-in-law in separate cases
Three British women were convicted of murdering their mothers-in-law: Rajvinder Kaur bludgeoned hers to death with a rolling pin; Karen Vamplew set fire to hers, causing fatal burns; and Kulwinder Kaur Bahia stabbed hers, her sister-in-law, and nephew, resulting in three deaths.
Daughter-in-laws convicted of murdering mothers-in-law in separate cases
Three British women were convicted of murdering their mothers-in-law: Rajvinder Kaur bludgeoned hers to death with a rolling pin; Karen Vamplew set fire to hers, causing fatal burns; and Kulwinder Kaur Bahia stabbed hers, her sister-in-law, and nephew, resulting in three deaths.
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68% Bias Score
I'm Still Here": A Family's Struggle Under Brazil's Military Dictatorship
I'm Still Here" recounts the true story of Eunice Paiva and her family in 1971 Rio de Janeiro, during Brazil's military dictatorship, focusing on her husband's disappearance, her subsequent detention and interrogation, and her eventual path to becoming a political activist.
I'm Still Here": A Family's Struggle Under Brazil's Military Dictatorship
I'm Still Here" recounts the true story of Eunice Paiva and her family in 1971 Rio de Janeiro, during Brazil's military dictatorship, focusing on her husband's disappearance, her subsequent detention and interrogation, and her eventual path to becoming a political activist.
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52% Bias Score
I'm Still Here": A Family's Resilience Under Brazil's Military Dictatorship
I'm Still Here" portrays the Paiva family's life in 1970s Rio de Janeiro under Brazil's military dictatorship, focusing on their resilience after the father's abduction and the mother's strength in the face of political oppression.
I'm Still Here": A Family's Resilience Under Brazil's Military Dictatorship
I'm Still Here" portrays the Paiva family's life in 1970s Rio de Janeiro under Brazil's military dictatorship, focusing on their resilience after the father's abduction and the mother's strength in the face of political oppression.
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24% Bias Score
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