Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th February, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Câmara approves salary increase for federal workers and creates 17 thousand new positions this year.

CPI postpones Vorcaro's testimony after meeting with Toffoli, rescheduling for after Carnival.

Civil Defense updates cyclone alert, warning of severe storms in parts of Santa Catarina.

Government may appeal to the Supreme Court if Congress overturns veto on dosimetry bill.

Venezuela sees economic changes one month after Nicolás Maduro's capture, under U.S. oversight.

A civic-military school teacher misspells words in a viral video, raising concerns.

Federal Police arrests fugitive in Paraguay linked to January 8th events, who had removed his ankle monitor.

U.S. House narrowly passes budget, ending government shutdown amid negotiations over ICE funding.

Seventy-two percent of the global population lives under authoritarian regimes, according to Human Rights Watch.

A Brazilian is at the center of a scandal prompting the UK’s former ambassador to resign from the government party.

Iran demands changes in negotiations with the U.S., seeking equitable talks after Trump’s warnings.

Bitcoin hits its lowest level since Trump’s election in 2024, showing significant declines.

Samsung officially ends support for Galaxy S21 updates, affecting over 20 devices.

WhatsApp will stop functioning on 30 mobile models; check if yours is on the list.

Barcelona advances to the Copa del Rey semifinals, demonstrating how to overcome Albacete.

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