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Companies with causes worth R$158 billion sponsor events for magistrates; see more at Curto Flash

Meetings include accommodation, shows, a visit to a casino and a discount on a speedboat; Estadão raised 30 cases that have sponsors as parties or interested in the trials. See more at Curto Flash, our selection of the main headlines of the moment.

Companies with causes worth R$158 billion sponsor events for magistrates

Exclusive shows with renowned artists, dinner in a casino, nightclubs, all-expenses-paid cocktails in five-star hotels, speedboat rentals with free sparkling wine. These are some of the attractions in the itinerary of events in Brazil and Europe offered to the judiciary and funded by some of the biggest litigants in the country. Sponsors of seminars and forums with representatives of the Justice have interests in causes that total at least R$ 158,4 billions in fines, compensation and claimed debts. This value refers to some of the most important legal disputes until 2022 in Brazil under the judgment of the magistrates present at the events.

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There are 30 major cases raised by Estadão in the last year, which have sponsors as parties to the case or declared interested in the trials. (Estadão)(I.e.

Another jewelry pack

One of the supposed gifts sent by the Saudi Arabian government through former Minister of Mines and Energy Bento Albuquerque was delivered to form part of Jair Bolsonaro's (PL) personal collection in November last year, official receipt shows.

According to the former minister and documents, more than one package was delivered by the Saudi government on the occasion of the Brazilian mission (without Bolsonaro) that was in the Middle Eastern country in October 2021. (FSP)(I.e.

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Bolsa Família: government plans to exclude another 1 million irregular benefits

The Ministry of Development and Social Assistance informed g1 that it plans to exclude another 1 million Bolsa Família beneficiaries by December this year who have been receiving payment irregularly. (g1)

Families call for new searches for missing plane

Relatives of those aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, which mysteriously disappeared nine years ago, called on the Malaysian government on Sunday to allow US deep-sea exploration company Ocean Infinity to mount a new search for the missing plane.

The fate of flight MH370 became one of the biggest mysteries in world aviation when it disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014. (Reuters*)

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Trump exposes Republican Party split for 2024 election

In front of an audience of hundreds of seats – half empty –, Donald Trump's son announced: “Check under your chairs to see if you can find a gold chocolate bar”. Given the expressions of disbelief, Donald Trump Jr. explained: “Seriously, whoever finds it will have a VIP pass to meet with President Donald Trump tomorrow.”

The audience got excited – and some of those present even stood up to examine the empty rows of the CPAC – Conservative Political Action Conference –, one of the main conservative political events in the country that, in 2023, became the symbol of a split between the Republicans about who his presidential candidate will be in 2024. (with the BBC)

Accident in Greece

The Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriákos Mitsotákis, apologized to the families of the 57 killed in the country's worst railway tragedy, where new demonstrations ended in clashes this Sunday (5).

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“As Prime Minister, I owe everyone, but above all to the families of the victims, an apology,” wrote the leader in a message to the nation, published on Facebook. (AFP)

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