Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th August, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Alfredo Gaspar's selection as Flávio Bolsonaro's vice raises serious allegations and political tensions.

A powerful cyclone is set to hit eight states tomorrow, bringing winds over 100 kilometers per hour.

Lula plans to reach out to Trump for a UN meeting next week to discuss Ukraine.

New data reveals significant disparities in education quality across Brazilian states, with some making notable gains.

Milei's government responds to Brazil's diplomatic downgrade with strong words about the relationship with Argentina.

Lula defends Marcola, questioning if anyone has never borrowed money from a friend.

The STJ will decide today whether to punish Marco Buzzi for sexual harassment, with potential dismissal on the table.

CPTM workers in São Paulo end their strike, prompting questions about the government's next steps for job security.

The Union and PP unite behind Mateus Simões, sidelining Marcelo Aro in a surprising political twist in Minas Gerais.

A revoked visa highlights the failures of Lula's foreign policy, according to a critical deputy.

North Korean missile units are reportedly mobilized in Russia amid escalating attacks in Ukraine.

Migrants in Ceuta face dire conditions, sleeping on the beach and reporting hunger a week into the crisis.

Scientists capture the most detailed image of the Sun's surface ever recorded, revealing unprecedented details.

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 sets a pre-sale record with its innovative design, according to Samsung executives.

Brenner shines as Vasco eliminates Fluminense from the Copa do Brasil in a commanding performance.

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