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O texto apresenta uma série de notícias breves e não relacionadas entre si, abrangendo política, meio ambiente, esportes e tributação em diferentes países e regiões do Brasil.
Um escândalo financeiro derrubou o presidente do Paraguai. Santiago Peña renunciou em meio a protestos e calote na população.
Milhares de manifestantes voltaram a ocupar as ruas da França contra o aumento do custo de vida.
No oeste do Pará, os incêndios florestais avançaram sobre comunidades rurais.
Em Santa Catarina, mais de 40 municípios decretaram situação de emergência por causa dos temporais.
Em Brasília, o governo definiu as alíquotas do imposto do pecado que começa a ser cobrado no ano que vem.
No futebol, Cristiano Ronaldo se despediu da seleção portuguesa depois de 23 anos.

Almost 30 flights in Europe were cancelled, diverted or made emergency landings this Thursday (5) due to false bomb threats, including incidents in Warsaw, Rome and an air base in northern France. All threats were anonymous and unconfirmed. Experts suspect a hybrid warfare strategy involving Russia and possibly Iran.

Santiago Peña resigned as president of Paraguay after the Chamber approved impeachment, amid the Ueno bank crisis. Congress is expected to swear in Pedro Alliana at 6pm. The opposition defends the continuation of the process to prevent Peña from gaining lifelong immunity as senator.
Europe's far-right leaders, including Bardella, Weidel, Salvini, Abascal and Farage, distanced themselves from Donald Trump following the Republicans' defeat in the US midterm elections, blaming the result on wars, the cost of living and unfulfilled promises, although they avoided direct criticism of the president.

The death toll from a Russian bombing of a humanitarian aid distribution center in Komishuvakha, Zaporizhia, has risen to 42. Rescue teams are searching for up to 33 people still buried under the rubble after Monday's attack.
Collection of headlines covering bomb threats in Europe, police operations against counterfeit medicines in SP, court decisions, politics in the USA and natural disasters in Chapecó.

Leaders around the world reacted to the outcome of the American election, with feelings ranging from hope to uncertainty. Pedro Sánchez predicts the decline of the far right, France is cautious, the European Union awaits support for Ukraine, the Kremlin has commented on war negotiations, China fears trade changes, Israel fears a reduction in support and Iran rules out a change in the US stance. Oil fell below US$100 and European stock markets rose, amid fears of a new trade war.