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 – 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 – 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.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – An Argentine court n Friday issued arrest warrants for Brazilian nationals who fled to Argentina after being convicted in Brazil for their roles in the violent anti-democratic attacks of January 8, 2023, in Brasília.
São Paulo, Brazil – President Joe Biden arrived in Brazil Sunday afternoon, marking the first visit by a U.S. head of state since President Barack Obama's trip in March 2011.
São Paulo, Brazil – The return of Donald Trump to the White House was not the scenario President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva had likely hoped for. On the eve of the U.S. elections, Lula voiced his preference for the Democratic contender, Vice President Kamala Harris, in an interview with French broadcaster TF1.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – The G20 Summit, hosted in Rio de Janeiro, concluded on Tuesday with the adoption of a joint declaration signed by the leaders of the world's major economies. The final document , achieved through diplomatic negotiation, addresses international economic and political challenges, social inclusion, poverty and hunger eradication, sustainable development, energy transition, climate change mitigation, and reforms to global governance institutions.
São Paulo, Brazil – In a sweeping operation on Tuesday, Brazil's Federal Police detained four military officers, including an army general and a federal police agent.
By: Marc Jungers, Thiago Alves
In this technical note, we study the relations between the local stabilizability of a class of input-affine discrete-time nonlinear systems and their local Quadratic-Supply-Rate (QSR)-dissipativity properties. Focusing on stabilizability by linear Static Output Feedback (SOF), we derive several sufficient conditions for Lyapunov stabilizability based on QSR-dissipativity. A closed-form expression for the SOF stabilizing gain is derived from the QSR matrices. Additionally, we prove that necessity also holds in some special cases. The QSR-dissipativity-based conditions provide an alternative to the traditional Passivity-Based Control (PBC) by allowing for a more general input-output behavior, i.e., non-passive dynamics. Numerical examples illustrate their applicability for designing stabilizing controllers for open-loop unstable systems.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and 36 others were indicted on Thursday by the Federal Police in connection with an alleged coup plot to subvert Brazil's democracy. Authorities have charged the group with violent abolition of the democratic rule of law, attempted coup d'état, and criminal conspiracy.
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