GLOBEALERT
Sign in
The wire

Feed

Open sources, classified and cross-checked. 2,761+ stories.

AllConflictMilitaryPoliticsBusinessSci & TechCyberDisasterHealthWorld
24h3 days7 days30 daysAll·All regionsNorth AmericaSouth AmericaWestern EuropeEastern EuropeBalticsMiddle EastNorth AfricaSub-Saharan AfricaSouth AsiaEast AsiaOceania
BusinessOct 26The export exit: the grandfather used to go out to sell paints with a sample book and the grandchildren install and expand their factories in the regionFrom Bolivia to Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay, Sinteplast seeks to paint the entire region. With the arrival of the third generation, the Rodríguez family firm is allocating US$ 44 million to expand and establish itself in new locations abroad. The reasons.Clarín
PoliticsOct 26Lula’s win in Brazil bucks a regional shift to the right and denies Trump a powerful ally - AP NewsLula’s win in Brazil bucks a regional shift to the right and denies Trump a powerful ally AP NewsAP News
PoliticsOct 26Brazil election upset rattles markets as Lula clings to powerAn unexpected outcome in the Brazilian election has caused market instability, while a political figure remains in power. This highlights the direct influence of political events on economic stability.Seeking Alpha Tech
PoliticsOct 26Brazil: What challenges await Lula in his fourth term as president?Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, nearly 81 years old, clinched a fourth term in a tight runoff against Flavio Bolsonaro on Sunday (October 25). He will have to wrestle with a divided Brazil, an unfriendly Congress, feeble public finances and a Donald Trump-shaped menace during his unprecedented fourth term.France 24 [en]
PoliticsOct 26Brazil's Lula wins historic fourth termBrazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, nearly 81 years old, clinched a fourth term in a tight runoff against Flavio Bolsonaro on Sunday (October 26). The leftist leader won 51.7% of the vote, compared to 48.2% for the son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, official results showed. Bolsonaro has refused to accept the loss and said he would seek to annul the vote.France 24 [en]
PoliticsOct 26Trump already has a victory in Lula’s BrazilA U.S.-backed rare-earth deal shows how American strategic gains can survive a political setback in Brazil.headtopics · united states of america
PoliticsOct 26Brazilian President Lula wins a historic fourth termBrazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was re-elected for a historic fourth term in office. Lula’s far-right opponent Flavio Bolsonaro refused to concede and called for the results to be annulled after a Supreme Court ruling extended the voting by two hours.NBC News
PoliticsOct 26'Democracy has won': Europe celebrates Lula's surprise victory in BrazilEuropean leaders have greeted Lula's re-election in Brazil. "Democracy and multilateralism have won in Brazil," Ursula von der Leyen said.EuroNews [en]
PoliticsOct 26Brazil's Lula seals re-election in surprise winBrazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won an unprecedented fourth term in a tight runoff against Flavio Bolsonaro on Sunday (October 25). The far-right candidate and son of former President Jair Bolsonaro has refused to accept the results and said he would seek to annul the vote.France 24 [en]
PoliticsOct 26‘Congratulations!’: World leaders hail Lula’s election victory in BrazilThe international community on Monday congratulated Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva after his stunning re-election in a runoff with right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro. The region's left-leaning leaders were quick to react as Brazil staved off a conservative wave in many countries while Europeans, such as Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, celebrated a "progressive comeback".France 24 [en]
PoliticsOct 26Brazil: Lula defeats Bolsonaro, winning fourth presidential term after massive turnoutThe left-wing candidate won his fourth term after coming second in the first round.Le Monde [en]
PoliticsOct 26Sánchez congratulates Lula on his election victory: “What has happened in Brazil, will happen in Spain”La Unión Europea y los partidos de la izquierda española aplauden los resultados de los comicios: “La democracia y el multilateralismo han triunfado”El País
PoliticsOct 26From metalworker to Brazil's president: Lula da Silva's riseLula broke with his unfavourable record since 1989, winning the runoff after losing the first round, crowning a career that took him from metalworker to Brazil's presidency.EuroNews [en]
PoliticsOct 26Lula wins Brazil election after cutting Amazon deforestation to record lowLula’s victory in Brazil's presidential election brings hope for the Amazon – but far-right gains threaten progress.EuroNews [en]
PoliticsOct 26Flavio Bolsonaro ‘will not give up’ after Brazil election resultsFlavio Bolsonaro is refusing to concede to Lula da Silva who won a historic 4th term in Sunday's election.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsOct 26Trump ally Bolsonaro refuses to concede defeat as Lula triumphs in neck-and-neck Brazilian electionFlavio Bolsonaro sought to annul the result over a voting extension, despite seeking one himself. His 80 year-old rival is set to begin an historic fourth termThe Independent World
WorldOct 26Al Hueso, twelve inhabited apartments become an art fair in ChacaritaDel 30 de octubre al 1 de noviembre, la feria propone una experiencia artística diferente en Chacarita. Participan galerías y colectivos de artistas de Argentina, España, Uruguay y Chile. Las obras se exhibirán en doce departamentos habitados.Clarín
PoliticsOct 26Venezuelan opposition leader Machado returns from exileNobel Peace Prize winner and popular Venezuelan political opposition figure Maria Corina Machado has returned after nearly a year away. She was greeted by thousands of cheering supporters in Caracas.DW News [en]
PoliticsOct 26Venezuela: Opposition leader Machado returns from exile, received by thousands of supporters in CaracasNobel Peach Prize winner and popular Venezuelan political opposition figure Maria Corina Machado has returned from nearly a year in exile. She was greeted by thousands of cheering supporters in Caracas.DW News [en]
PoliticsOct 26Lula secures surprise win to retain Brazil presidencyBrazilian leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva staged a surprise comeback to secure a fourth term in office, extending a presidency that has overseen deepening ties with China and sporadic clashes with the United States. With almost all of the ballots in Sunday’s presidential run-off counted, Lula led with 51.8 per cent of the votes to 48.2 per cent for Senator Flavio Bolsonaro. The 80-year-old left-winger is the first person to win the presidency after losing the first round of voting since Brazil...South China Morning Post
HealthOct 26Carmen Barbieri, about her health status: "Everything hit me at once"La conductora detalló que lleva una semana en reposo en su casa, sin poder cumplir con sus compromisos laborales."Me quisieron internar, pero tenían miedo de que me agarrara otro virus", explicó.Clarín
WorldOct 26Lautaro Rivero, another reborn at River, starts to feel the Superclásico: "We are going with everything, it's play to kill or be killed"He was the goal scorer and the star of the 1-0 win against Racing at the Monumental stadium. He had lost confidence and valued the fans' reception.Clarín
PoliticsOct 26Lula's 'extraordinary victory' faces growing middle class, deeply-entrenched bolsonarismo & Big TechOliver Farry is pleased to welcome Dr Felipe Krause, Political Scientist, former Diplomat and Departmental Lecturer in Latin American Studies at the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies. Beneath Lula's electoral triumph lies a more complex political reality: the Brazilian right has consolidated its influence across state governments and legislative institutions, raising fundamental questions about the balance of power and the future of progressive governance. 'There is more need for economic measures that support growing middle class,' Dr. Krause explains. 'He's going to be working to keepFrance 24 [en]
PoliticsOct 26Lula’s victory may be a turning point for Latin AmericaThe outcome of Brazil's presidential election demonstrates that the far-right tide in Latin America is not inevitable.Al Jazeera [en]
← NewerOlder →