Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st April, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Marcelo Ivo, a Brazilian federal police delegate, has been expelled from the United States.

Lula criticizes the U.S. for wanting to interfere in Brazil's affairs following the delegate's expulsion.

Dino advocates for stricter penalties for judicial corruption and a review of the Supreme Court's powers.

Zema plans to address Gilmar Mendes in a speech, as opposition pushes for impeachment of the minister.

Iran states it has no plans for new peace negotiations with the U.S. and demands concessions.

A Brazilian judge complains about cuts while receiving a luxury car paid for by the court.

Brazilian tourists experience terror as gunfire erupts, leaving one dead in Mexico.

A wall collapse at an airport prompts evacuation proposals for affected families in Fortaleza.

Lula envisions Brazil as a leader in biofuels, calling the U.S.-Iran conflict "insanity."

A Brazilian professor missing in Buenos Aires has been found dead after a meeting.

The Iranian navy challenges global powers, maintaining a threat in the Strait of Hormuz.

Police provide a detailed account of a tragic attack that killed eight children in the U.S.

Netanyahu vows severe measures after an Israeli soldier vandalizes a statue of Jesus.

Cuba describes a respectful meeting with U.S. representatives, signaling potential diplomatic thaw.

A new therapy shows unprecedented progress in treating Parkinson's disease, according to Japanese research.

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