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Yago Dora and Molly Picklum Crowned World Surfing Champions
Yago Dora of Brazil and Molly Picklum of Australia won the 2025 World Surf League Championship finals held at Cloudbreak, Fiji, marking their first world titles.
Yago Dora and Molly Picklum Crowned World Surfing Champions
Yago Dora of Brazil and Molly Picklum of Australia won the 2025 World Surf League Championship finals held at Cloudbreak, Fiji, marking their first world titles.
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32% Bias Score


Bolsonaro's Trial Begins Amidst Heightened Security and US Interference Allegations
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's trial for allegedly attempting a coup begins September 2nd, under heavy security due to escape concerns, with US President Trump's interference adding international tension.
Bolsonaro's Trial Begins Amidst Heightened Security and US Interference Allegations
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's trial for allegedly attempting a coup begins September 2nd, under heavy security due to escape concerns, with US President Trump's interference adding international tension.
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24% Bias Score


Bolsonaro's Impending Coup Conviction: Brazil's Supreme Court to Decide
Brazil's Supreme Court is set to rule on whether former President Jair Bolsonaro is guilty of plotting a coup d'état after losing the 2022 election, a decision that could see him jailed for up to 43 years.
Bolsonaro's Impending Coup Conviction: Brazil's Supreme Court to Decide
Brazil's Supreme Court is set to rule on whether former President Jair Bolsonaro is guilty of plotting a coup d'état after losing the 2022 election, a decision that could see him jailed for up to 43 years.
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36% Bias Score


France's Women's Volleyball Team Upsets China, Advances to World Cup Semifinals
France's women's volleyball team, after a 51-year absence from the World Cup, defeated China in a stunning upset, securing a place in the semifinals—a feat few predicted just a week ago.
France's Women's Volleyball Team Upsets China, Advances to World Cup Semifinals
France's women's volleyball team, after a 51-year absence from the World Cup, defeated China in a stunning upset, securing a place in the semifinals—a feat few predicted just a week ago.
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Volkswagen Found Liable for Human Rights Abuses in Brazil
A Brazilian court found Volkswagen do Brasil liable for severe human rights abuses on a company-operated farm during the military dictatorship, ordering a substantial fine; this landmark ruling highlights the ongoing struggle for accountability.
Volkswagen Found Liable for Human Rights Abuses in Brazil
A Brazilian court found Volkswagen do Brasil liable for severe human rights abuses on a company-operated farm during the military dictatorship, ordering a substantial fine; this landmark ruling highlights the ongoing struggle for accountability.
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44% Bias Score


Volkswagen Brasil Ordered to Pay $26 Million for 1970s Slave Labor
A Brazilian court ordered Volkswagen do Brasil to pay $26 million in reparations for using slave labor on its subsidiary's cattle ranch from 1974-1986, highlighting the company's ties to the country's military dictatorship.
Volkswagen Brasil Ordered to Pay $26 Million for 1970s Slave Labor
A Brazilian court ordered Volkswagen do Brasil to pay $26 million in reparations for using slave labor on its subsidiary's cattle ranch from 1974-1986, highlighting the company's ties to the country's military dictatorship.
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40% Bias Score

Brazilian Researchers Uncover Indigenous History in European Archives
Two Brazilian researchers are traversing European archives to find letters and evidence of writings by Brazilian indigenous peoples, aiming to unveil unknown stories and challenge Eurocentric historical narratives.

Brazilian Researchers Uncover Indigenous History in European Archives
Two Brazilian researchers are traversing European archives to find letters and evidence of writings by Brazilian indigenous peoples, aiming to unveil unknown stories and challenge Eurocentric historical narratives.
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Dutch National Team Selects Players Amidst Recent Transfers
The Dutch national football team announced its latest squad, featuring several players who recently made transfers, highlighting the impact of club choices on international careers, with some players thriving while others face challenges.

Dutch National Team Selects Players Amidst Recent Transfers
The Dutch national football team announced its latest squad, featuring several players who recently made transfers, highlighting the impact of club choices on international careers, with some players thriving while others face challenges.
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Bolsonaro's Coup Trial Begins in Brazil
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's trial for allegedly attempting a coup begins September 2nd, with a verdict expected by September 12th, potentially resulting in over 30 years imprisonment.

Bolsonaro's Coup Trial Begins in Brazil
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's trial for allegedly attempting a coup begins September 2nd, with a verdict expected by September 12th, potentially resulting in over 30 years imprisonment.
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20% Bias Score

Volkswagen Brazil Ordered to Pay $26 Million for Slave Labor
A Brazilian court ordered Volkswagen to pay a record-breaking $26 million fine for using slave labor on its Amazon farm during the country's military dictatorship.

Volkswagen Brazil Ordered to Pay $26 Million for Slave Labor
A Brazilian court ordered Volkswagen to pay a record-breaking $26 million fine for using slave labor on its Amazon farm during the country's military dictatorship.
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16% Bias Score

Brazilian Fintechs: Rapid Growth, Regulatory Challenges, and Crime
The explosive growth of Brazilian fintechs, while boosting financial inclusion, presents challenges regarding regulation, data security, and the use of these platforms by criminal organizations like the PCC, which moved R$ 140 billion through them.

Brazilian Fintechs: Rapid Growth, Regulatory Challenges, and Crime
The explosive growth of Brazilian fintechs, while boosting financial inclusion, presents challenges regarding regulation, data security, and the use of these platforms by criminal organizations like the PCC, which moved R$ 140 billion through them.
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Brazil Tightens Fintech Regulations to Curb Money Laundering
Brazil's tax authority has implemented stricter regulations on fintechs, mirroring those for traditional banks, to curb money laundering and combat organized crime.

Brazil Tightens Fintech Regulations to Curb Money Laundering
Brazil's tax authority has implemented stricter regulations on fintechs, mirroring those for traditional banks, to curb money laundering and combat organized crime.
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16% Bias Score
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