Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd January, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Legal expert labels Toffoli's actions as a “psychiatric case” amid ongoing controversies.

A woman using a weight-loss pen is diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome, raising health alarms.

Carlos reports on Bolsonaro's life in prison, including his routine and activities.

European Parliament halts the Mercosur agreement, sending it to judicial review for further scrutiny.

Gleisi Hoffmann announces her candidacy for the Senate in Paraná, shaking up the political landscape.

Unseasonably cold weather hits São Paulo in January, leaving residents puzzled about the temperature drop.

Justice Minister appoints a new Secretary of Public Security from Piauí to lead national efforts.

Sisu reserves over 148,000 spots for affirmative action, with rising cut-off scores for 2026.

A mother of ten is sentenced for keeping a woman in conditions akin to slavery for 25 years.

Trump reportedly seeks regime change in Cuba by year-end, increasing tensions in the region.

Danish lawmaker insults Trump during a debate about Greenland, highlighting international tensions.

Iranian dictatorship allegedly kills a son in front of his mother amid violent protests.

The Mega-Sena jackpot accumulates to 55 million reais, with four winners hitting the quina.

Public payphones in Santa Catarina will disappear by 2026 as concessions expire.

Experts warn that kidney stones increase by 30% in summer, urging caution with hydration.

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