Thiago Alves is an editor specializing in national news in Brazil. He has written for publications such as Brazil Reports and MDPI, with a focus on topics such as sports, environmental issues, politics, and scientific research. His work has also been featured in Latin America Reports.
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Thiago Alves focuses predominantly on government and politics in Brazil, with a substantial emphasis on breaking news and government announcements. Articles related to environment, indigenous rights, political decisions, and sports such as soccer are also part of his coverage.
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By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – Over 155 million voters are expected to head to the polls in Brazil this Sunday to elect mayors and city council members in 5,569 municipalities across the country. International observers from the Organization of American States (OAS) and Mercosur's Parliament (Parlasur) will monitor the electoral process in various polling stations throughout the country.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – On Sunday morning, a Brazilian Air Force plane carrying 229 citizens repatriated from Lebanon landed at São Paulo’s Guarulhos Air Base. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was present to welcome the group during a reception ceremony. “I hope you find the happiness in Brazil that this bombing has taken away […]
São Paulo, Brazil – Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes authorised the resumption of operations for the social media platform X on
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – One of Brazil’s most iconic musicians, country singer Leonardo, is embroiled in a scandal involving the use of slave labor at one of his farms in the state of Goiás. The Ministry of Labor has included the artist’s name on its “dirty list” of employers who keep people working in conditions […]
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the extradition of 63 Brazilian nationals residing in Argentina on Tuesday.
São Paulo, Brazil — Since its attempt to join BRICS was vetoed by Brazil at the latest summit of the trading bloc in Kazan, Russia last week, Venezuela's government has launched a series of provocations against its South American neighbor, including calling back its ambassador in Brasília on Wednesday.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – The Rio de Janeiro State Court convicted the two killers of Marielle Franco, a city councilwoman and activist, and her driver, Anderson Gomes, on Thursday. Both men, former members of Rio's security forces, were involved in the assassination that stunned Brazil over six years ago.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – The Rio de Janeiro State Court convicted the two killers of Marielle Franco, a city councilwoman and activist, and her driver, Anderson Gomes, on Thursday. Both men, former members of Rio’s security forces, were involved in the assassination that stunned Brazil over six years ago. Ronnie Lessa, identified as the gunman, […]
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – Brazil's Federal Police have concluded their investigation into the murders of British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian Indigenous rights advocate Bruno Pereira, who were killed in June 2022 in the remote Javari Valley region of the Brazilian Amazon.
São Paulo, Brazil – A new soccer match-fixing scandal has shaken Brazil. This time, Bruno Henrique, a prominent forward for the storied Rio de Janeiro-based club Flamengo, is involved in a police investigation.
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