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Indigenous Leaders Say Crime Groups Are Taking Communities Hostage on Brazil-Peru Border
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Crime·avant-hierRésumé IA

Indigenous Leaders Say Crime Groups Are Taking Communities Hostage on Brazil-Peru Border

Indigenous leaders on the Brazil-Peru border report their communities are "taken hostage" by organised crime groups involved in drug trafficking, illegal logging, and mining. The Asháninka people, facing severe threats, appealed to the Brazilian government for permanent security presence and protection, warning of disastrous self-defense if the state fails to act.

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Guardian World
3 min de lecture
Wang Yi tells Brazilian foreign minister Beijing backs Brazil’s sovereignty, and asks for support on ‘China’s own core interests’ in return
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Politique·il y a 3 joursRésumé IA

Wang Yi tells Brazilian foreign minister Beijing backs Brazil’s sovereignty, and asks for support on ‘China’s own core interests’ in return

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira in Manila, offering China's support for Brazil's sovereignty, security, and development interests. In return, Wang requested Brazil's support for China's "core interests," including Taiwan, Tibet, Xinjiang, and Hong Kong, following new US tariffs on Brazilian goods.

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SCMP News
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Brazil's São Francisco River Diversion: Water for Millions, Displacement for Some
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Politique·il y a 5 joursRésumé IA

Brazil's São Francisco River Diversion: Water for Millions, Displacement for Some

Brazil's São Francisco River diversion project, designed to bring water to 12 million people in the drought-prone sertão, faces criticism for its uneven benefits. Displaced communities, like Maria de Fátima Ferreira da Silva's, still lack basic water access despite living near the new infrastructure, highlighting the human cost of large-scale development.

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Guardian International
5 min de lecture
Pesquisa revela divisão sobre futuro de Neymar na Seleção e desejo de renovação na CBF
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Sport·il y a 6 joursRésumé IA

Pesquisa revela divisão sobre futuro de Neymar na Seleção e desejo de renovação na CBF

Uma pesquisa da IMO Insights revela que 46% dos brasileiros consideram o ciclo de Neymar na Seleção encerrado, enquanto 36% defendem sua permanência. A maioria (67%) vê sua saída como oportunidade de renovação para 2030, e 86% exigem mudanças profundas na CBF para que o Brasil volte a ser uma potência no futebol mundial.

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Agência Brasil Geral
4 min de lecture