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Sep 19

Brazil’s Lula returns to UN stage, pitches himself as leader for Global South

By David Biller, Associated Press

Lula's election victory last year was the narrowest in Brazil's modern history, and the danger of fierce polarization in Brazil's young democracy was evident even after he took office.

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Sep 15

Brazil restores stricter climate goals weakened under former administration

By Fabiano Maisonnave, Associated Press

The decision was announced Thursday by the country's Committee on Climate Change, a federal government body. It restores a commitment that had been weakened under the prior administration.

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Sep 07

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News Wrap: At least 18 dead from severe storms and flooding in southeastern Europe

In our news wrap Thursday, the death toll has reached 18 from severe storms raging across southeastern Europe, flooding in southern Brazil claimed at least 39 lives, forecasters are warning that Hurricane Lee could become the first Category 5 storm…

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Sep 06

A cyclone in Brazil flooded dozens of cities, leaving at least 27 dead and 1,600 homeless

By Wesley Santos, Diane Jeantet, Associated Press

More than 60 cities have been battered by the storm since Monday night and the death toll is the state's highest from a climate event.

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Sep 05

Intense storm in southern Brazil kills at least 21 people and displaces more than 1,600

By Associated Press

The governor of Rio Grande do Sul state said Tuesday that the death toll is the state's highest due to a climate event. The governor says 15 of the deaths occurred in one house in Mucum, a city of about…

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Aug 09

What came out of the South American summit on protecting the Amazon?

By Kayan Tara

At their first summit focused on the Amazon in nearly 15 years, eight South American countries pledged this week to work together to combat deforestation. While they revived a key treaty organization in this new united front, environmentalists have expressed…

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Jul 17

EU and Latin American leaders hold a summit hoping to rekindle a long-lost relationship

By Raf Cassert, Associated Press

European Union and Latin American leaders are gathering for a major summit of long-lost relatives. Whether it will also be a joyful reunion of friends remains to be seen after eight years.

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Jul 06

In Lula’s first six months, Brazil Amazon deforestation dropped 34 percent, reversing trend under Bolsonaro

By Fabiano Maisonnave, Associated Press

Lula campaigned last year with pledges to rein in illegal logging and undo the environmental devastation under former President Jair Bolsonaro.

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Jun 30

Brazil’s top electoral court bars Jair Bolsonaro from running for office for 8 years

By Mauricio Savarese, Diane Jeantet, Associated Press

A panel of judges voted Friday to render far-right former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro ineligible to run for office again after concluding that he abused his power and cast unfounded doubts on the country’s electronic voting system.

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Jun 01

Brazil’s Congress weakens environmental, Indigenous ministries in a rejection of leftist president

By Fabiano Maisonnave, Associated Press

The move shows the increasing power of Brazil's so-called "beef caucus," shorthand for cattle businesses and other large-scale agriculture who together control the majority of both legislative chambers in the country.

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