Author: The Brasilians NewsPaper
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Rubio says US plan for Venezuela will have three phases: ‘stability, recovery and then transition’
The United States has defined a three-stage plan for Venezuela that begins with the stabilization of the country, goes through a recovery process, and culminates in a political transition. The strategy was presented on this Wednesday (7) by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, following the military operation that resulted in the kidnapping of Venezuelan…
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The criminal case against Nicolás Maduro is underway. Here’s what to expect
Now that the former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro is on American soil, the criminal process against him is underway. Maduro pleaded not guilty to the four charges against him — conspiracy to commit narcoterrorism, conspiracy to import cocaine, and possession and conspiracy to possess machine guns — during his first hearing in a court in…
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Maduro Arrives at New York Court for First Hearing
Nicolás Maduro arrived on the morning of this Monday (5) at a federal court in New York to take part in his first judicial hearing in the United States. He was taken to the location accompanied by his wife, Cilia Flores, after leaving the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC), where he had been detained since Saturday…
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“There will be no war against Venezuela or its people,” the US says at the UN
The United States rejected accusations of waging war against Venezuela or its people, calling the capture of Nicolás Maduro a law enforcement operation, US Ambassador Mike Waltz told the UN Security Council.
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The Rise and Fall of Nicolás Maduro
On New Year’s Eve, just three days before American military personnel pulled him from his bed and took him to a prison in New York, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was driving through downtown Caracas, describing the city’s tourist spots to a friendly interviewer. While driving, he paused for history and nostalgia. He recalled a speech…
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7 Points to Consider About Trump’s Incursion into Venezuela
It would be hard to blame someone who woke up on Saturday morning — seeing the news that the United States had invaded Venezuela and deposed its dictatorial ruler — and thought they were still dreaming. A pinch and a cup of coffee later, reality set in. But the questions remain. So, what does this…
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‘O Agente Secreto’ Wins Critics Choice Awards in the US as Best International Film
‘O Agente Secreto’, directed by Kléber Mendonça Filho, won the Best International Film award at the Critics Choice Awards this Sunday (4). The film stars Wagner Moura. The feature competed with “Foi apenas um acidente”, “A Garota canhota”, “No other choice”, “Sirat” and “Belén”. The announcement was made even before the ceremony began to be…
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UNICEF Promotes Over 1 Million Opportunities for Youth in the Country
The Um Milhão de Oportunidades (1MiO) initiative, from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), has reached 1,294,165 professional training, apprenticeship, internship, and formal employment opportunities effectively provided to adolescents and youth aged 14 to 29 in vulnerable situations in the country since its launch in 2020. The survey, released this Wednesday (17) by UNICEF, showed…
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Scientists Discover Giant and Mysterious Structure in the Bermuda Triangle
A new scientific study helps explain why Bermuda remains elevated in the Atlantic Ocean even after more than 30 million years of volcanic inactivity. Unlike what happens on other volcanic origin islands, which tend to sink gradually after the crust cools, Bermuda appears to have been “sustained” by an unusual geological structure located below its…
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Skate in Brazil: Exploring the Country on Wheels
Practicing sports is part of the Brazilian essence, and skateboarding is no exception. With the popularization of the sport and the emergence of internationally renowned skateboarders, Brazil has established itself as a must-visit destination for four-wheel enthusiasts. Whether in the concrete jungle of São Paulo, the sunny beaches of Rio de Janeiro, or the dunes…