Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th January, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Heavy rain expected in Rio de Janeiro, with alerts for strong storms ahead.

Lula signs law allowing retroactive payments for public servants affected by pandemic freezes.

Research reveals public opinion on Lula's government as 2026 elections approach.

Trump imposes 25% tariff on countries doing business with Iran, impacting Brazil's economy.

Five high-profile inmates transferred from Tremembé prison to reduce its notoriety.

INSS launches national queue to speed up benefit analysis and reduce waiting times.

Flávio Bolsonaro responds to speculation about Romeu Zema as his vice-presidential candidate.

Investigation opened into Bolsonaro's health conditions by the Public Defender's Office.

Severe storm warnings issued for the next two hours, with risks of lightning and flooding.

Request filed at STF for Lulinha to wear an ankle monitor amid INSS fraud allegations.

2025 recorded as the third hottest year in history, according to European observatory.

U.S. Justice Department declines to investigate civil rights case linked to immigration agent's death.

Man arrested at Spanish airport for attempting to board with his deceased wife in a wheelchair.

Russian attacks leave 70% of Kyiv and surrounding areas without electricity during harsh winter.

Palmeiras advances in Copinha with a controversial penalty decision against Vitória.

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