Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th June, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Eduardo Bolsonaro refuses to recognize STF's condemnation, raising eyebrows in political circles.

STF maintains the imprisonment of Vorcaro's father and cousin amid ministerial disagreements.

New CNT/MDA poll shows Lula leading Flávio Bolsonaro in the second round by a significant margin.

Oliver Tree reveals he didn't want to leave a fortune for his family before his accident.

Reports indicate Vorcaro funded luxury hotel suites for political figures in Lisbon.

Alcolumbre denies allegations of receiving $30 million from Vorcaro, calling them false.

Deputies demand investigation into disturbing comments made about a deceased young woman.

A cold wave is moving in, potentially breaking temperature records across the country.

U.S. and Iran reach a billion-dollar agreement, stirring political debate in the Senate.

First Iranian oil tankers cross U.S. blockade zone, raising concerns in maritime transport.

G7 strengthens sanctions against Russia while discussing new strategies to combat trafficking.

Brazil's Central Bank plans to tighten monetary policy as government spending accelerates.

Snap launches augmented reality glasses priced at around $11,000, aiming for a post-smartphone era.

Justice orders major gaming companies to pay millions for failing to protect children in games.

Dengue vaccine safety group formed by Anvisa to evaluate the Butantan vaccine's effectiveness.

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