A few days before the second round of the 2022 Elections, reinforcing its commitment against fake news and disinformation, the Curto News highlights the main news about the election that will decide Brazil's democratic future. Follow along!
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An exclusive report from the UOL portal revealed that, in an effort to be accepted into the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the government of Jair Bolsonaro (PL) delivered confidential documentation about its national laws and policies in dozens of sectors to the entity based in Paris. However, in the environmental chapter, the official Brazilian report would have omitted, lied and distorted information about the reality of deforestation in Brazil and environmental preservation.
This Monday (17) Neymar Jr.'s trial began in Barcelona, Spain. The action judges irregularities regarding his hiring by the team named after the city and which took place almost a decade ago. The player, who now plays for Paris Saint-Germain, left Barcelona in 2017 and the French club's signing was worth millions. In addition to Neymar, his parents are also being sued in the case.
Trial on Neymar's transfer from Santos to Barcelona begins this Monday Read more »
Follow, live, the main news this Sunday of elections in Brazil. Voting will close at 17pm and the votes will be counted shortly afterwards.
Live elections: Lula and Bolsonaro compete in the 2nd round for president Read more »
See highlights from Curto Green this Thursday (15): outdoor clothing brand, Patagonia, is donated to an association that protects nature; World Bank project helps Latin America and the Caribbean face the climate crisis; Shell, Raízen, Hytron, USP and Senai enter into a partnership to convert ethanol into hydrogen; and the Eiffel Tower will turn off its lights an hour earlier to save energy.
As a consequence of accelerated global warming, the East Antarctic ice sheet will melt – which could raise sea levels by several meters in a few centuries, according to a study.
Global warming could raise sea levels by tens of meters, says study Read more »
Resources allocated by the government to environmental agencies is the lowest in 17 years, Brazil in the top 20 of ocean polluting countries, ranking to determine the environmental impact of food, death of a beluga whale lost in the Seine and a heat to be marked in history, are the highlights.
