Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th March, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Supreme Court cuts childcare assistance and holiday bonuses; analysts call it a problematic solution.

Governor Ricardo Couto plans to reduce secretaries and investigate irregularities in his office.

Supreme Court likely to reject decision on extending the CPMI of the INSS.

Cunhado of Vorcaro hires attorney who previously worked for Bolsonaro, signaling a shift in defense strategy.

Chancellor states the Strait of Hormuz is open, except to countries at war with Iran.

Lulinha served as an advisor for a fund attempting to purchase Banco Master, according to police.

Dollar closes lower at five point twenty-two reais amid expectations of a US-Iran agreement.

Senate approves inclusion of "vicaricídio" in the Maria da Penha Law, addressing violence against children.

Former lawyer of Assange and a 92-year-old judge are key figures in Maduro's trial in the US.

UN declares slavery the greatest crime against humanity in history, with only three countries opposing.

Virginia shares magical moments at Disney with her children, calling it one of the best days ever.

Ceará draws with ABC in their Nordestão debut, facing boos from the crowd.

Experts warn against the use of weight-loss pens, linking them to potential hair loss issues.

Medical entities deny the epidemic of micropenis and raise concerns over hormone use in children.

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