Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th July, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Bolsonaristas criticize Moraes and recall Lula's letter from prison.

Lula claims Trump is engaging in "piracy" by charging a fee in Hormuz.

With a tight deadline, the government sees a tariff hike from the U.S. as likely.

Rio's city hall bans betting ads in public spaces and events.

The government strikes a deal to block amnesty for truck drivers.

A priest in the DF rejects Vatican excommunication and vows to continue masses.

Janja expresses solidarity with Michelle and Damares after recent attacks.

An elderly woman rescued after 55 years of domestic work remains with her family.

Research shows how evangelicals and Catholics would vote in a runoff between Lula and Flávio.

Ukraine and nine other countries form a coalition to protect Europe from ballistic missiles.

A dog is rescued from the UK's highest mountain after consuming cannabis.

The death toll from a fire in Thailand rises to thirty as negligence is investigated.

The death toll from the earthquake in Venezuela climbs to over four thousand five hundred.

A manifesto from economists calls for action against the social impact of AI.

Twelve states rebel against Trump, threatening the merger of Warner and Paramount.

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