University students go hungry with the Bolsonaro government cutting scholarships; see more at Curto Flash

University students and researchers who had their scholarships cut due to lack of funds from the Ministry of Education (MEC) report restrictions and even hunger in the face of the crisis at the end of the Bolsonaro government. See this and other news on Curto Flash, our selection of the main headlines of the moment.

Starving

The cuts and blockages of funding in education that affect scholarship holders and recipients of student aid are causing dramatic restrictions among young university students. These are undergraduate students such as psychology, law and history who report going hungry.

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The Bolsonaro government froze MEC payments, leaving federal institutions with negative cash flow to assist with transportation and maintenance of restaurants, for example, in addition to halting the only source of income for several researchers – postgraduate scholarships. After protests, the MEC announced that the money should enter the scholarship holders' accounts by Tuesday (13). (Folha de S.Paulo) 🚥

Artemis I returns to Earth

The NASA capsule is expected to return to Earth this Sunday (11), after traveling more than 2 million kilometers and circling the Moon several times. The Orion capsule from the space agency's unmanned mission will fall into the Pacific Ocean, around 14 pm Brasília time.

End of breastfeeding

Special advisors to President Jair Bolsonaro, who became known as members of the so-called “hate office”, are looking for new positions. This is the case of José Matheus Salles Gomes, known as “Zuero”, and Mateus Diniz, called “Matheuszinho”. The two are trusted names of councilor Carlos Bolsonaro (Republicanos-RJ) and, according to sources, are knocking on doors in search of a new job with the end of the government. (UOL)

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Escape from Teleban to Brazil

Survey carried out at the request of Estadão by the International Migration Observatory (OBMigra), cooperation between the Ministry of Justice and the University of Brasília (UnB), points out that 3.367 Afghan immigrants entered the country from January to October this year – 98,9% of them via Guarulhos airport. The number is 13 times higher than that recorded last year. Many of them crowd airport lobbies and shelters, prone to disease.

“There are two types of Afghans coming to Brazil: those who face political problems and are distancing themselves from the insecurity in Afghanistan, and those who are fleeing the economic situation in the country, which is getting worse day by day”, says Shabir. (Estadão Conteúdo)

Transition report

The transition team of Lula's future government (PT) delivers, this Sunday (11), the final report of the thematic groups (GTs) on all the survey and work done so far. The event takes place one day before Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's diploma, scheduled for Monday (12), in a ceremony held by the Superior Electoral Court, making the election results official.

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The report must show ten points of warning in the Bolsonaro government, organizational chart, budget, items to be revoked, structure of each area and a preview of the first hundred days of the new government. (CNN)

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