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âWeâre afraid of dyingâ: Brazilian news site will not cover upcoming elections after threats (opens the original)
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Co-founder of independent website Tapajós de Fato said decision was made to protect journalists and their families Four years ago, during Brazilâs last presidential election, the tyres were slashed on the pickup truck used for reporting by Tapajós de Fato, an independent journalism website in the Brazilian Amazon. Days later, a catâs severed head was left next to the car park, alongside a note bearing the name of one of the siteâs founders, Marcos Wesley Pedroso, and a warning that he wo
US strikes on Ecuadorian fishing boats raise humanitarian concerns but Trump admin not wavering (opens the original)
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Attorney says fishers ‘losing their livelihoods’, but Marco Rubio maintains US still willing to ‘blow up ships if need be’ While the US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, was being decorated in Quito by Ecuador’s president for “helping to promote peace in the region”, 10 Ecuadorian fishers whose boat had been blown up by US forces were adrift in the eastern Pacific. On 8 September, a day before Rubio arrived, a US patrol vessel intercepted the fishing boat Don Rufo in international waters near Ecu
Democratic lawmakers accuse Trump administration of interference in Brazilian elections (opens the original)
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Legislators sent letter to Marco Rubio saying US interference is weakening Brazil’s democratic institutions A group of 31 Democratic members of the US Congress has sent a letter to the secretary of state, Marco Rubio, criticising the Trump administration over “an apparent effort to interfere with, and potentially undermine” Brazil’s elections. Latin America’s largest country will hold the first round of its presidential election on 4 October, with polls showing a technical tie between the incumb
Brazilâs Lula announces higher welfare payments and free weight-loss jabs ahead of election (opens the original)
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Critics say moves from leftwing incumbent president are electorally motivated two weeks before Brazilâs elections Brazilâs president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has announced a 15% increase in the countryâs main cash-transfer programme for poor families, as well as free weight-loss jabs, prompting criticism from opponents who say the moves are electorally motivated just two weeks before the presidential election. On 4 October, the leftwing incumbent will face the far-right senator Flávio
How a month-long competitive food tour is rewriting the story of Rioâs favelas (opens the original)
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âThe doors that arenât open to us in the rest of the city, we open for ourselves here,â Maria Cristina de Sales says Even at the age of nine, Maria Cristina de Sales knew exactly when to ask her motherâs colleagues at the slaughterhouse for a piece of the pig they were butchering: when they got close to the pork leg, her favourite part. When she grew up, Sales followed the path of many others from Brazilâs deprived north-east and moved south in search of better work opportunities. She
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