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
The body alleges that Paquetá intentionally received four yellow cards in different games to influence the betting market, benefiting one or more individuals.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – Three supporters of Spain's Valencia CF soccer club on Monday were sentenced to eight months in prison for racial abuse they inflicted upon Brazilian soccer star Vinícius Júnior during a match against Real Madrid last year.
São Paulo, Brazil – Brazil approved a record number of refugee applications in 2023, recognizing 77,193 individuals as refugees, according to data released Thursday by the Ministry of Justice and Public Security in collaboration with the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR).
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – Humans encroaching upon the Atlantic Forest in southern Brazil are jeopardizing the way of life and causing drastic changes in the behavior of the few jaguars still living in the forest. This is the conclusion of monitoring carried out by the Instituto Manacá, a non-profit organization that works to conserve the […]
By: Thiago Alves
In the first six months of 2024, fire has already consumed 600,000 hectares, 143% more than the same period in 2020, making it by far the worst year on record
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São Paulo, Brazil – Brazil's Federal Police have indicted former President Jair Bolsonaro on charges of misappropriation of public assets, criminal association, and money laundering in connection with a scandal involving jewelry gifted to Brazil by Saudi Arabia during Bolsonaro's presidency.
São Paulo, Brazil – A series of wildfires is turning the world's largest tropical wetland into an open-air inferno. Home to over 3,500 plant species, more than 600 bird species, 124 mammals, 80 reptiles, 60 amphibians, and 260 freshwater fish species, Brazil's Pantanal is burning as never before recorded in history.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – Brazil's Salgado Filho International Airport in the southern city of Porto Alegre is expected to resume operations in October according to officials, pushing up the originally expected reopening by two months.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – A new study that utilizes the Social Progress Index (SPI) to evaluate the quality of life across all 5,570 municipalities in Brazil was released earlier this month. According to researchers, eight of the 10 highest-ranking municipalities are located in the southeastern São Paulo state, while the lowest-ranking municipalities are from the northern Amazon region.
By: Thiago Alves
São Paulo, Brazil – Brazil's government has unveiled a comprehensive plan to develop fully homegrown artificial intelligence (AI) models for use across various sectors of public administration. The initiative aims to secure technological autonomy, boost the competitiveness of the Brazilian economy, and promote the responsible use of AI.
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