Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st May, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Lula raises the stakes while the government calibrates its response to criminal factions.

Flávio and Lula are tied in the second round in São Paulo, according to Vox.

Colombian elections this Sunday are pivotal for the left; key candidates emerge.

Monique breaks down in court as her brother testifies in the Henry Borel case.

Lula's government faces criticism over inaccuracies regarding the 6x1 work schedule.

A patient suspected of Ebola tests positive for meningitis in São Paulo.

Five people, including a child, are injured in a shooting at a São Paulo subway station.

Gleisi claims the left will defeat the "thief judge" in Paraná as elections heat up.

Cláudio Castro settles on a salary of R$ 38,000 after withdrawing from the Senate race.

A woman adrift for 42 hours shares her harrowing experience in Ilhabela.

Hezbollah attacks a shopping mall in Israel, breaking a ceasefire agreement.

Japan's Defense Minister criticizes China at a security forum amid rising tensions.

CNI warns of advancing deindustrialization in Brazil by 2026, raising economic concerns.

The flu vaccine is now available for all ages starting today across Brazil.

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