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Pulse · Brazil
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva faces challenges in his fourth term including insecurity, a divided Brazil, an unfriendly Congress, and feeble public finances.
The ruling party has acknowledged defeat in early legislative elections in Serbia. These elections followed nearly two years of protests triggered by a station canopy collapse in 2024.
Excerpts discuss New Year's rituals for prosperity and attracting passion, alongside political hopes in Copacabana for a 'virada' (turnaround) related to Lula and the end of 'bolsonarismo'.
Lula da Silva won the second round of the presidential elections in Brazil with approximately 52% of the votes, defeating his opponent Flávio Bolsonaro.
The Centro Cultural Correios is presenting an exhibition titled 'Viva o povo brasileiro!'. The phrase was also used by Senator Marcos Rogério, noted for its pejorative and imperialist connotation.
The Mexican Stock Exchange is falling, awaiting quarterly reports, while the Colombian Stock Exchange has reached historic highs.
Río Verde is a refreshing hiking route in Granada featuring pools of crystal-clear water and petrified trees.
Simone Tebet did not win a Senate seat in São Paulo despite receiving over 8.3 million votes. Her supporters praised her campaign.
Rayyane Tabet is an influential Lebanese artist whose work, like that of other post-Civil War artists, plays with the status of the photographic image as historical record.
Renan Santos rejected accusations of fraud in the presidential election, questioning if the electronic ballot box is only considered fraudulent for the opponent.
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