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Carris has not initiated any disciplinary proceedings related to the Elevador da Glória, while the Public Prosecutor's Office informs victims they can claim compensation in the criminal case, and the funicular is slated to return in 2029.
Environmental group Zero alerts that beaches closed to swimming have more than doubled this summer, highlighting that environmental crime is now more sophisticated, lucrative, and damaging.
Political parties are proposing measures related to social inheritance and IRS reductions as part of the state budget, which is significantly influenced by pension considerations.
Investigative journalism probes into the unresolved questions surrounding a car, barrels, and sofas, and the potential involvement or clarification from Luís Neves.
China's leader Xi Jinping is reportedly seeking to capitalize on perceived power vacuums created by Donald Trump's influence on the global stage.
The Secretary of the US Army has resigned following a period of internal tension, with reports suggesting disagreements with commentator Hegseth.