Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th February, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Heavy rains hit Rio, causing flooding in Vidigal and Rocinha.

Ipea warns that ending the 6x1 work schedule could raise labor costs by nearly eight percent.

Flávio Bolsonaro compares Lula to an old car while supporting Tarcísio to business leaders.

Lula's appointee is the rapporteur for a samba-enredo case involving the president.

U.S. Secretary hints at a dramatic shift in relations with Venezuela.

São Paulo's Carnival sees increased security measures following recent disturbances.

Senators leave without securing access to confidential Master investigation data.

New atmospheric river expected to bring heavy rains and storms across Brazil.

Lula insists on having Haddad as a candidate in São Paulo, but remains noncommittal on Alckmin.

Supreme Court rules that boycotts are protected under freedom of expression.

U.S. House approves measure to block Trump's tariffs against Canada.

Russia blocks WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook amid increased surveillance.

Confusion at a Texas airport raises questions about a possible military error.

Ukraine missile attack prompts evacuation of a Russian city.

Daily coffee consumption may reduce the risk of dementia, according to new research.

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