Category: Inside
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Brazilian Government X Elon Musk: Brazilian First Lady Curses American Billionaire at G20 Event
The first lady of Brazil, Janja Lula da Silva, cursed billionaire Elon Musk during a G20 event last weekend, where she spoke about the need to regulate social media to curb misinformation. A ship’s horn sounded while she was speaking on Saturday, and she joked: “I think it’s Elon Musk,” before adding: “I’m not afraid…
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This U.S. City Was Voted the Best Beach Destination in North America
Just 12 miles north of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), there is a seaside enclave that is a beloved tourist spot attracting all types of visitors: Santa Monica, in Southern California. The city recently surpassed other powerful coastal locations like Maui, Palm Beach, and Cape Cod, and was named the top beach destination in North…
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Trump Confirms Plans to Use Military for Mass Deportations
President-elect Donald Trump confirmed on Monday (18) that he is planning to declare a ‘national emergency’ to use the United States military to carry out mass deportations. Trump has made his promise to deport millions of undocumented immigrants one of the cornerstones of his 2024 campaign, and his team has already begun to devise strategies…
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G20: Brazil Launches Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty with 82 Countries
The Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, launched at the opening of the G20 summit on Monday (18) in Rio de Janeiro, already has the support of 82 countries. The proposal was conceived by Brazil with the aim of accelerating global efforts to eradicate hunger and poverty, central priorities of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).…
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G20: Brazil Launches Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty with Participation of 82 Countries
The Global Alliance against Hunger and Poverty, launched at the opening of the G20 summit on Monday (18), already has the participation of 82 countries. The proposal was conceived by Brazil with the aim of accelerating global efforts to eradicate hunger and poverty, which are central priorities in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Among the…
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Why is the Dollar Continuing to Appreciate?
As polls showed that Donald J. Trump seemed more likely to return to the White House, the dollar began to rise. When the results became clear, the currency surged. On the day after the election, the dollar rose more than it had in years against several other major currencies, including the Real. It continued to…
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Official: NY’s Congestion Toll Set to Take Effect in January
Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Thursday (14) the resurrection of New York City’s congestion toll program. Hochul, who abruptly canceled the plan this summer just weeks before its launch, said she would implement it by reducing the toll amount, as she sought primarily to appease critics who claimed the fees were too high. However, the…
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World Leaders Gather in Rio for the G20 Summit
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In a historic meeting, leaders of the world’s largest economies have arrived in Brazil for the long-awaited G20 summit, taking place this year in Rio de Janeiro. The summit, which brings together heads of state from 19 countries along with representatives from the European Union and the African Union, is expected to focus on a…
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World Leaders Gather in Brazil for G20 Summit Amid Global Challenges
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In a historic meeting, leaders of the world’s largest economies have arrived in Brazil for the much-anticipated G20 summit, taking place this year in Rio de Janeiro. The summit, which brings together heads of state from 19 countries, along with representatives from the European Union and the African Union, is expected to focus on a…
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Man Detonates Explosives Near STF In Brasília And Dies
Two explosions occurred near the Supreme Federal Court on Wednesday night (13), prompting the evacuation of the area and killing one person, the attacker himself. According to authorities, no one else was injured. The Brazilian police consider the incident an act of terrorism. “We understand that yesterday’s episode is not an isolated event, but rather…