Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th December, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Câmara votes to revoke mandates of Eduardo Bolsonaro and Alexandre Ramagem amid controversies.

Lula announces plans to veto the Dosimetry bill, sparking political debates.

Mendonça orders the arrest of 16 suspects in a major INSS fraud case.

STF denies full retirement benefits for non-occupational severe illnesses.

Trump's administration may reshape U.S. drug policy, classifying marijuana as less dangerous.

ANEEL imposes penalties on ENEL-SP, initiating a process that could lead to its cancellation.

Lula dismisses privatization of Correios, emphasizing state-owned enterprises should not incur losses.

Comet 3I/Atlas approaches Earth, sparking interest and excitement among astronomers.

Australia arrests seven men linked to a planned terrorist attack.

Tragic private jet crash in the U.S. claims six lives, including a former NASCAR driver.

Flamengo earns over 400 million reais in prize money this year, despite recent challenges.

Brazil eliminates mother-to-child HIV transmission, receiving recognition from the WHO.

Skin cancer rates rise in overlooked areas of the body, raising public health concerns.

Experts highlight the most harmful beverages that increase stroke risk.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!