Highlights of the day include statements by minister Cármen Lúcia about institutions, tensions between STF ministers, Lula's speeches about Alexandre de Moraes, Anitta's nomination for the Latin Grammy and tests of new speed cameras in Brazil.
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Cármen Lúcia says she 'regrets' moment of disbelief in institutions
'Assume you're screwed' and 'respect me': ministers also fight over cell phones
'I wasn't president when Moraes was appointed to the STF', says Lula
Anitta's album is nominated for best of the year at the Latin Grammys; see list
How the average speed radar that will be tested in 8 states works

Reporter Eliana Moreno and pilot George Marciniw died when an NBC Los Angeles helicopter crashed while covering a traffic accident in Chatsworth. A third person on the ground also died in the incident, which will be investigated by the NTSB and the FAA.

Former Kosovo president Hashim Thaci was sentenced to 25 years in prison for war crimes, including murder and torture, committed during the conflict with Serbia in the 1990s.

The US State Department announced visa restrictions for South African citizens accused of racism against Afrikaners, a white community of European descent. The move comes amid historic tensions over land reform in South Africa, where white people own 75% of agricultural land despite being a minority population.

UN study reveals that large-scale war and geopolitical tensions have surpassed environmental threats and pandemics as experts' top global concerns in 2026.

Serra Antiga on Rodovia dos Tamoios was closed for the third time in five days due to the high accumulation of rain, which caused landslides and tree falls this Monday (14).

A Gol aircraft with 180 people on board made an emergency landing in Goiânia this Saturday after experiencing technical problems shortly after takeoff towards São Paulo.