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Bolsonaro Hospitalized Amidst Legal Challenges and Political Tour
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was hospitalized on April 11, 2025, in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, due to abdominal pain resulting from complications of a 2018 stabbing; his condition is stable, and he is recovering, while simultaneously facing legal challenges and pursuing political activ...
Bolsonaro Hospitalized Amidst Legal Challenges and Political Tour
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was hospitalized on April 11, 2025, in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, due to abdominal pain resulting from complications of a 2018 stabbing; his condition is stable, and he is recovering, while simultaneously facing legal challenges and pursuing political activ...
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32% Bias Score
Bolsonaro Hospitalized, to be Transferred to Brasília
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was hospitalized in Natal, Brazil, on April 11th, due to intestinal obstruction resulting from complications of a 2018 stabbing. He will be transferred to Brasília for continued treatment, with his condition reported as stable.
Bolsonaro Hospitalized, to be Transferred to Brasília
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was hospitalized in Natal, Brazil, on April 11th, due to intestinal obstruction resulting from complications of a 2018 stabbing. He will be transferred to Brasília for continued treatment, with his condition reported as stable.
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36% Bias Score
Differing Fortunes of Democracy: Legal Battles in Brazil, France, and South Korea
Trials against Bolsonaro in Brazil, Le Pen in France, and the dismissal of President Yoon in South Korea highlight varying challenges to democratic institutions, with Brazil's judiciary showing resilience despite polarization, while France and South Korea face more contested outcomes.
Differing Fortunes of Democracy: Legal Battles in Brazil, France, and South Korea
Trials against Bolsonaro in Brazil, Le Pen in France, and the dismissal of President Yoon in South Korea highlight varying challenges to democratic institutions, with Brazil's judiciary showing resilience despite polarization, while France and South Korea face more contested outcomes.
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44% Bias Score
Thousands of Undocumented Workers Exploit Dutch Registration System
An estimated 35,000 undocumented Brazilians work in the Netherlands, primarily due to a loophole in the Registration Non-Residents (RNI) system allowing them to obtain a BSN without demonstrating legal residency; this enables exploitation and challenges effective monitoring by authorities.
Thousands of Undocumented Workers Exploit Dutch Registration System
An estimated 35,000 undocumented Brazilians work in the Netherlands, primarily due to a loophole in the Registration Non-Residents (RNI) system allowing them to obtain a BSN without demonstrating legal residency; this enables exploitation and challenges effective monitoring by authorities.
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44% Bias Score
Amazon Drought: Fishermen Walk on Dry Riverbed as 480,000 Face Crisis"
A World Press Photo award-winning photo depicts three fishermen walking two kilometers on the dry riverbed of Brazil's Solimões River due to a severe drought affecting over 480,000 people, disrupting transportation, food security, and healthcare in the Amazon.
Amazon Drought: Fishermen Walk on Dry Riverbed as 480,000 Face Crisis"
A World Press Photo award-winning photo depicts three fishermen walking two kilometers on the dry riverbed of Brazil's Solimões River due to a severe drought affecting over 480,000 people, disrupting transportation, food security, and healthcare in the Amazon.
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24% Bias Score
Illegal Gold Mining Ravages Amazon, Defying Crackdowns
Illegal gold mining in four major Brazilian indigenous territories has destroyed 4219 hectares of rainforest over the past two years, despite government crackdowns; the activity has merely shifted locations, causing severe environmental damage and health problems, and highlighting the need for stric...
Illegal Gold Mining Ravages Amazon, Defying Crackdowns
Illegal gold mining in four major Brazilian indigenous territories has destroyed 4219 hectares of rainforest over the past two years, despite government crackdowns; the activity has merely shifted locations, causing severe environmental damage and health problems, and highlighting the need for stric...
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40% Bias Score
Brazil's Adolescent Healthcare Crisis: A Shortage of Specialized Doctors
Brazil faces a shortage of hebiatrists, specialists in adolescent healthcare, leading to limited access to comprehensive care for adolescents, particularly within the public health system (SUS) and private health insurance plans, despite the recognized importance of addressing their unique health ne...
Brazil's Adolescent Healthcare Crisis: A Shortage of Specialized Doctors
Brazil faces a shortage of hebiatrists, specialists in adolescent healthcare, leading to limited access to comprehensive care for adolescents, particularly within the public health system (SUS) and private health insurance plans, despite the recognized importance of addressing their unique health ne...
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44% Bias Score
Amsterdam's Cleaning Industry: A Hub for Undocumented Brazilian Workers
Undocumented Brazilian immigrants, many entering as tourists, form the largest group of undocumented people in Amsterdam, predominantly working in cleaning, exploiting a loophole in the RNI system to gain access to bank accounts, facilitated by intermediaries profiting from their vulnerability.
Amsterdam's Cleaning Industry: A Hub for Undocumented Brazilian Workers
Undocumented Brazilian immigrants, many entering as tourists, form the largest group of undocumented people in Amsterdam, predominantly working in cleaning, exploiting a loophole in the RNI system to gain access to bank accounts, facilitated by intermediaries profiting from their vulnerability.
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60% Bias Score
US Tariffs: Brazil Avoids Worst-Case Scenario, But Challenges Remain
The US imposed a 10% reciprocal tariff on Brazilian products, lower than tariffs on other countries, creating both short-term challenges and long-term opportunities for Brazil's economy.
US Tariffs: Brazil Avoids Worst-Case Scenario, But Challenges Remain
The US imposed a 10% reciprocal tariff on Brazilian products, lower than tariffs on other countries, creating both short-term challenges and long-term opportunities for Brazil's economy.
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48% Bias Score
Raphinha's Champions League Opportunity Amidst Domestic Goal Drought
Barcelona's Raphinha, exhibiting a recent goal drought in La Liga and Copa del Rey, aims for a resurgence in the Champions League quarterfinals against Dortmund, despite impressive Champions League statistics (11 goals in 10 matches) and recent rest following a taxing international match.
Raphinha's Champions League Opportunity Amidst Domestic Goal Drought
Barcelona's Raphinha, exhibiting a recent goal drought in La Liga and Copa del Rey, aims for a resurgence in the Champions League quarterfinals against Dortmund, despite impressive Champions League statistics (11 goals in 10 matches) and recent rest following a taxing international match.
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40% Bias Score
Illegal Amazon Gold Mining: Deforestation Continues Despite Crackdowns
Illegal gold mining in four major Brazilian indigenous territories has destroyed 4,219 hectares of rainforest in two years, despite government crackdowns; activity shifted from areas like Yanomami (down 7%) and Kayapó (down 31%) to Sararé (up 93%), causing severe environmental damage and health risk...
Illegal Amazon Gold Mining: Deforestation Continues Despite Crackdowns
Illegal gold mining in four major Brazilian indigenous territories has destroyed 4,219 hectares of rainforest in two years, despite government crackdowns; activity shifted from areas like Yanomami (down 7%) and Kayapó (down 31%) to Sararé (up 93%), causing severe environmental damage and health risk...
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40% Bias Score
Lula Plans 2026 Presidential Run Amidst Low Approval
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, 81, plans a 2026 presidential run despite low approval ratings (29%), contrasting with his view of Joe Biden's presidency; his party supports his decision while the right-wing opposition remains uncertain.
Lula Plans 2026 Presidential Run Amidst Low Approval
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, 81, plans a 2026 presidential run despite low approval ratings (29%), contrasting with his view of Joe Biden's presidency; his party supports his decision while the right-wing opposition remains uncertain.
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60% Bias Score
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