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Brazilian pharmacy chain Drogal unveils a major campaign for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring exclusive collectible plush mascots, a sticker album promotion, and community trading events across its stores.
In a major Supreme Court decision, Justice Cármen Lúcia voted to uphold oil royalty payments for producing states, declaring a 2012 law unconstitutional and protecting billions in revenue for regions like Rio de Janeiro.
Ex-governor of Acre, Gladson Camelí, is now a defendant in a new 'Caso Colorado' criminal case at the STJ, accused of bid-rigging and misappropriating public funds in a highway project.
A viral video falsely claims President Lula commented on rising fuel prices by saying 'nobody eats gasoline.' Fact-checkers confirm the quote was about defending Brazilian biofuels at an international event.
The Atlético Madrid supporters' union calls on the club to adopt a combative stance against UEFA, citing controversial refereeing in their Champions League semi-final against Arsenal.
Brazil's health agency Anvisa has suspended Ypê's manufacturing and ordered a recall of specific cleaning products after detecting bacterial contamination risks. The company disputes the decision, citing independent safety reports.
Brazil's health agency Anvisa has suspended production and ordered a recall of Ypê brand cleaning products after finding serious manufacturing failures and potential bacterial contamination, posing risks especially to immunocompromised individuals.
Federal Police Director-General Andrei Passos Rodrigues warned Senate President Davi Alcolumbre about an operation targeting Senator Ciro Nogueira.
EU member states and Parliament agreed to ban AI tools generating non-consensual fake sexual images, effective December 2, 2026.
A youth futsal player in Ceuta receives a severe 24-match suspension after violently attacking an opponent, causing serious injury during a league match. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about player conduct in regional competitions.
A labor inspection in Mucajaí, Roraima, found eight workers in a rock quarry operating without safety gear, proper uniforms, or fixed wages, prompting an investigation into potential slavery-like conditions.
Chemical pollution at São Tomé de Paripe beach has halted fishing and tourism, leaving 1,200 workers without income. Health risks from nitrates and copper prompt warnings, while authorities investigate.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and US President Donald Trump are scheduled to meet in Washington on Thursday to discuss critical and strategic minerals, including rare earths.
Brazil's Federal Police are investigating a suspected billion-dollar scheme involving the premature release of government payment orders, known as precatórios, and their sale to investment funds linked to Banco Master fraud cases.
The provided information does not contain any verified football-related facts. The data pertains to a fiscal matter concerning the state of Rio de Janeiro and the Brazilian federal government, with no connection to football clubs, leagues, matches, or sports events.
A Brazilian congressional committee approved a bill for automatic driver's license renewal, reinstating the mandatory medical exam. The measure now moves to
A Brazilian congressional committee approved a bill restoring the mandatory medical exam for driver's license renewal, altering the country's traffic code. The
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court unanimously ruled that Mato Grosso's 2025 suspension of public servant credit contracts was unconstitutional, exceeding state
Brazil's Supreme Court unanimously ruled Mato Grosso's 2025 suspension of public servant payroll deductions unconstitutional, ending the measure in April.
Recife Metro train delivery reduced from 11 to 7 after 4 of 5 trains from Porto Alegre failed inspection due to degradation and high recovery costs.