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Bolsonaro's Eldest Son to Run for President Next Year — REUTERS / pwu404

Brazil Politics · Brazil

Bolsonaro's Eldest Son to Run for President Next Year

38% Center coverage: 51 sources

Brazilian Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro, the eldest son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, announced on Friday that his father entrusted him with "the mission of carrying on" their "national project," meaning that Flávio is set to represent their Liberal Party in the 2026 presidential elections.See the Story

Hamas Confirms Israeli Killing of Senior Commander in Gaza, Raises Ceasefire Concerns — REUTERS / pwu404

Israel-Gaza · Gaza

Hamas Confirms Israeli Killing of Senior Commander in Gaza, Raises Ceasefire Concerns

41% Center coverage: 27 sources

Brazil’s Congress Defies Supreme Court To Keep Carla Zambelli In Office

Carla Zambelli · Brazil

Brazil’s Congress Defies Supreme Court To Keep Carla Zambelli In Office

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Key Points Lawmakers refused to expel Carla Zambelli even after Brazil’s top court ordered her to lose her seat. The clash exposes a deep struggle over who ultimately controls elected mandates: Congress or the Supreme Court. The outcome will shape how Brazil punishes abuses of power without turning justice into a political weapon. In a […]See the Story

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