Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th August, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Senator Cleitinho Azevedo breaks down, announcing he won't run for governor of Minas.

Lobbyist linked to Lula's aide faces scrutiny for financial transactions.

CPTM strike begins, causing partial operations on key lines in São Paulo today.

Republicans leader tells Flávio Bolsonaro that the party favors neutrality in elections.

Dino appointed as the rapporteur for the third inquiry against Lulinha at the STF.

Justice Minister defends electronic voting machines as a cornerstone of Brazilian democracy.

Medical student arrested for sexual misconduct while posing as a doctor on social media.

Prosecutors seek to block Ricardo Salles' candidacy for the Senate due to missing documents.

Álvaro Dias withdraws from Senate race in Paraná, stating he will not be a candidate.

Cold front linked to a cyclone puts five states on alert for severe weather.

Hundreds of migrant children stranded in Ceuta, Spain, after mass crossings.

Iran's president claims the country does not seek to expand the ongoing conflict.

Colombian President Petro alleges U.S. and Israel manipulated election results.

Trump calls on oil companies to lower gas prices, criticizing their profits.

Apple removes Telegram from its App Store over violations related to child abuse content.

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