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Journalists Who Cover PDT
Renan Barbosa
Renan Barbosa is a journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Bolsonaro and WhatsApp: what is known so far?
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Jair Bolsonaro's presidential campaign and the alleged use of WhatsApp for mass messaging by business supporters. It highlights the reactions from political opponents, including legal actions by the PT and PDT, and the broader implications for the election. The article also covers Bolsonaro's health issues affecting his participation in debates, the support he has received from gubernatorial candidates, and the political climate in Brazil. Additionally, it touches on various other topics, including the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, immigration issues in the US, and local political developments in Paraná.
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Ricardo Bunduky
Ricardo Bunduky is a journalist based in São Paulo, Brazil, with reporting, writing and editing content skills in digital, television and print formats. Working experience in media outlets such as Folha de S. Paulo, Agora SP and Veja Magazine as well in the the TV network Rede Gospel for the last ...
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Elections 2018: Candidates on the Track
Brazil is approaching the 2018 presidential elections with several candidates already in the race. Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) is campaigning despite legal challenges, while Jair Bolsonaro (PSC-RJ) positions himself as his main antagonist. Other notable candidates include Ciro Gomes (PDT), Alvaro Dias (Podemos-PR), and potentially Marina Silva (Rede). The PSDB faces internal competition between Geraldo Alckmin and João Doria. The PMDB, despite being the largest party, may not field a candidate. The political landscape is marked by ongoing corruption scandals affecting major parties and candidates.
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Laura Couto
Laura Couto is a journalist based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She works as a correspondent of NBC Sports. She has worked in TV, radio, newspapers and webpages.
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Interview (Video / Broadcast)
Fact Checking
Sports
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On the last day of the campaign, candidates for the mayor of BH make street agenda
On the final day of the mayoral campaign in Belo Horizonte, candidates engaged in various public activities to connect with voters. Mauro Tramonte of the Republicanos emphasized his centrist stance and criticized extreme political labels. Fuad Noman of the PSD focused on overcoming recognition challenges during his campaign. Bruno Engler of the PL highlighted improved public awareness and campaign resources compared to 2020. Other candidates, including Duda Salabert, Rogerio Correia, and Gabriel Azevedo, participated in activities like planting trees and car rallies. The article outlines the diverse strategies employed by candidates to engage with the electorate.
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Natália Portinari
I am a journalist based in São Paulo (SP), Brasil. I have worked for Folha de S.Paulo, Brazil's largest newspaper, covering education, culture and other subjects.
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Justice orders Hugo Motta's father to return R$ 50,000 from electoral fund
The Electoral Court has ordered Nabor Wanderley, father of deputy Hugo Motta, to return R$ 50,000 due to irregular use of electoral funds during his campaign. The funds were used for campaign materials shared with candidates from other parties, which is prohibited. Despite the approval of his accounts with minor reservations, the court found a discrepancy in spending and demanded the return of the funds. Wanderley's defense argues that the donation was permissible due to party alliances. The case is being appealed to the Regional Electoral Court.
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Renato Sousa
Renato Sousa is a journalist based in Fortaleza, Brazil.
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PDT to take action against André Fernandes at the Ethics Council of the Assembly
The Democratic Labour Party (PDT) plans to take action against state deputy André Fernandes (PSL) at the Ethics Council of the Legislative Assembly of Ceará for alleged parliamentary decorum breach. The decision follows Fernandes' accusations against fellow lawmakers, specifically Nezinho Farias (PDT), of involvement with criminal factions. The PDT's state president, André Figueiredo, expressed solidarity with Nezinho and indignation at the baseless accusations. Nezinho defended his electronic games regulation proposal, which Fernandes criticized, clarifying that it targets video games, not illegal gambling. The controversy began when Fernandes made claims about legislators' involvement with criminal factions without providing evidence.
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Bruno Torquato
Bruno Torquato is a journalist based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. I'm a member of the Lena Santos Collective of Black Journalists. I have extensive experience in corporate communications and journalism, having worked in Press, Internal Communications, Content Production, and Press Relations for ...
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Duda will have municipal guard protection after death threat
Belo Horizonte councilwoman Duda Salabert will receive protection from the municipal guard, offered by Mayor Fuad Nomam, after receiving a transphobic and neo-Nazi death threat via email. The councilwoman's office confirmed the use of the guard's protection, following police advice. The threat, which included a Nazi salute, was the latest in a series of intimidations against Duda and her family.
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