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Lula vs. Flávio Bolsonaro: What to know about Brazil's election - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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Brazil will hold presidential elections on October 4 in a polarized race that — according to polls — will come down to a choice between the continuation of center-left President Luiz Inácio “Lula” da Silva’s model or a return to the far-right under Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro. Lula (80) has been governing Brazil since he took over from Bolsonaro in January 2023. A member of the progressive, labor-focused Workers’ Party, he also ruled the country between 2003 and 2010
Milei denies electoral motives behind Malvinas lawsuits - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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President Javier Milei denied accusations that he sought to gain political advantage through the lawsuits, sanctions and other measures his government has taken against companies planning to extract oil near the Malvinas Islands. Milei, who will compete for his reelection in 2027, said his administration had been planning to take those steps for “the past three years.” “Political analysts say we’re pushing the Malvinas issue for the sake of our image and political opportunism. That’s utter nonse
Diplomacy ‘only way’ to recover Malvinas, says Argentine defense minister - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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Argentine Defense Minister Carlos Presti said that “the only way” for the country to recover sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands is “in a peaceful and diplomatic manner.” His remarks came after United States President Donald Trump said he expected to be “called into” the “potential disaster” of a conflict between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the islands. While Trump seemed to hint at the possibility of an armed conflict, Presti said that, in his view, the U.S. leader’s comments “were
Why does Uruguay allow ships from Malvinas to resupply in its ports? - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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A deal between the Malvinas Islands government and the city of Punta Arenas, in Chile, to establish a permanent maritime supply route may change the dynamics sustaining the archipelago’s economy, which until now had largely depended on Uruguayan ports as its primary resupply points in South America. Tensions surrounding the sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the islands recently reached their highest level in years after Buenos Aires filed lawsuits and imposed sanc
Former Molinos manager goes on trial over dictatorship kidnappings - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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A court in La Plata will try a former manager of Molinos Río de la Plata, one of the companies accused of collaborating with state terrorism during Argentina’s last military dictatorship, over the kidnapping of three of the firm’s workers. Emilio Jorge Parodi was the personnel manager at the company’s factory in Avellaneda, Buenos Aires province, in 1976. He is accused of being a necessary participant in the abduction of three workers who remain disappeared to this day. Francisco Fernández, Robe
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