
AI-generated summary
O inquérito das fake no Brasil investiga disseminação de notícias falsas com possível envolvimento de autoridades. A ONU frequentemente critica violações de direitos humanos em execuções capitais. Naví Pillay é ex-alta comissária da ONU para Direitos Humanos e juíza do TPI. O TPI já enfrentou sanções americanas em períodos anteriores. O Panamá está localizado em zona sísmica ativa. A região amazônica sofre anual queimadas que afetam qualidade do ar.
Edson Fachin negou acesso a Luiz Fux e indicou arquivamento definitivo do inquérito das fake news. A ONU manifestou repúdio à decisão do governo americano de transmitir a execução de um ex-militar condenado à morte. A jurista sul-africana Naví Pillay ganhou o Prêmio Nobel da Paz por promover a justiça e os direitos humanos. Pouco depois do anúncio, os Estados Unidos impuseram sanções contra o Tribunal Penal Internacional, onde ela trabalhou. Um terremoto de magnitude 7,7 atingiu o Panamá e deixou a costa do Pacífico em alerta para tsunamis. No Norte do Brasil, a fumaça das queimadas fechou escolas e universidades em Manaus.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
O STF deve decidir definitivamente sobre o arquivamento do inquérito das fake news nas próximas semanas.
Likely · Within weeks
A pressão internacional sobre as sanções dos EUA contra o TPI deve aumentar nos próximos dias.
Possible · Within days

Donald Trump has criticized Norway for not awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to the United States, claiming the country should have received eight awards, one for each war he claims to have ended. He accused Norwegians of harming Americans and said the award had lost credibility due to 'radical ideologues'. The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to South African jurist Navi Pillay, 85, for defending international justice and the rule of law.

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck southwest of Panama, triggering tremors in the capital and tsunami warnings in nine countries, including Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Hawaii (USA). The alerts were canceled two hours later, with no giant waves recorded. There were no casualties and Panama Canal operations were not affected.

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Panama this Friday (9), with its epicenter in Quebro, generating strong tremors in Panama City and a tsunami warning for countries in the region. Sinaproc asked the population to calm down, while the government mobilized response teams. The Panama Canal continued to operate normally, and the US Tsunami Warning System said there was no longer an immediate tsunami threat to Panama, although waves of 1 to 3 meters could hit parts of the coast.

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Panama this Friday (9), with its epicenter in Quebro at a depth of 12 km, generating a tsunami alert for countries in the region. Despite the strong tremor felt in Panama City and the swing observed in cables on a bridge, operations in the Panama Canal continued normally and there was no interruption in the passage of ships. Presenters of a sports program left the live studio after feeling the shock. The US Tsunami Warning System initially warned of the risk of large waves, but later reported that there was no longer a tsunami threat.

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit Panama this Friday (9), with its epicenter in the rural community of La Pitaloza, in the south of the country. The tremor was felt in Panama City and Costa Rica, causing partial damage to buildings, the suspension of classes in southern provinces, a fire in the port of Colón and the preventive closure of the capital's airport. Until the last update, there was no confirmed information about victims.
A strong magnitude 7.6 earthquake occurred near the southern coast of Panama this Friday (9), at a depth of 10 km, according to the USGS. Although no damage was initially reported, the US Tsunami Warning System warned of a risk of dangerous waves off the coasts of Panama, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Peru, Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexico and Hawaii. Images showed people leaving buildings in Panama and the tremor was felt in Panama City and San José, Costa Rica. The Panama Canal reported that it was operating normally.