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Poder360 reports that politicians from both right and left are criticising the Senate's purchase of iPhones. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Bolsonaro supporters and Lula allies are criticising the spending on iPhones and putting pressure on Alcolumbre.

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Folha de S.Paulo publishes a point-by-point explanation of the Moretti Plan, the Lula government's fiscal adjustment proposal. Poder360 reports that Fiemg is asking for changes to the same government fiscal adjustment proposal.

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Malévola Alves speaks out after her profile was taken down for promoting betting sites. Folha de S.Paulo reports that former BBB contestant Paulo Augusto's Instagram was taken down by the Ministry of Justice after he promoted betting sites.

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Poder360 reports that Tarcísio announced Ricardo Salles and five more secretaries for 2027. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that five of the six secretaries announced by Tarcísio served in the Bolsonaro government, including Ricardo Salles.

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CBS News published a piece on when results can be expected in the Mississippi Senate race. The New York Times describes the race as unexpectedly close and explains how it covered the contest.

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A nursery school in Rome was the target of a bomb alarm, and bomb disposal experts carried out an inspection of the site. Anti-terrorism prosecutors are leading the investigation, according to ANSA. Matteo Renzi, according to La Repubblica, says the government is at the mercy of “Misoginistan” and understands nothing about the matter.

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A single headline from Público (Portugal) describes a minister as boastful about a shrunken budget.

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Lula's government sent the Senate a fiscal adjustment bill that includes cuts to tax benefits. Poder360 covered the Senate vote on this bill live.

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Democrat Scott Colom was elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in more than 140 years, according to the headlines cited. Headlines differ on the figure: Metrópoles and Poder360 cite 150 years and 1881, while Clarín and La Nación say 145 and more than 140 years. CBS News reports that Colom defeated incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in what it describes as a major upset.

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Democrat Scott Colom was elected senator for Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator in more than 140 years, according to the headlines cited. Headlines differ on the figure: Metrópoles and Poder360 cite 150 years and 1881, while Clarín and La Nación say 145 and more than 140 years. CBS News reports that Colom defeated incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in what it describes as a major upset.

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The Brazilian government estimates the fiscal adjustment bill would have an impact of R$ 54 billion, according to Poder360. Metrópoles and Agência Brasil report a Senate vote and cite savings of up to R$ 60 billion.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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A hacker claims to have sold hundreds of exam papers in Victoria, Australia, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. The Guardian Australia reports that the same hacker claims to have sold VCE exam papers to hundreds of students after breaching a government website.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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The minister says she received personal assurances that the Portimão emergency department would be improved before the president was reappointed, according to Expresso. Observador and Jornal de Notícias report that the minister received assurances to improve the Portimão emergency department, with JN specifying this came before the president's reappointment in September.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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The minister says she received personal assurances that the Portimão emergency department would be improved before the president was reappointed, according to Expresso. Observador and Jornal de Notícias report that the minister received assurances to improve the Portimão emergency department, with JN specifying this came before the president's reappointment in September.

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According to Diário de Notícias, storm Charles has lost strength, but the government does not regret the warning it issued. Público highlights that the government took precautions and that the storm was ultimately mild, but it hits Health and shakes the minister.

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The government proposes removing R$10.5 billion in diesel subsidies from the fiscal target, according to Poder360 and Agência Brasil. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the measure would avoid an extra spending cut this year.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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The Lula government proposes a 120-day deadline for Congress to regulate supersalaries, according to Metrópoles. Agência Brasil reports that the fiscal package provides 120 days for Congress to discuss supersalaries.

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Keiko Fujimori thanked Peru's Senate for authorizing her trip to China and Japan, which she says will be a high-level agenda. El Universal highlights that the trip coincides with Pope Leo XIV's visit to Peru and that Fujimori will take part in APEC. La República has published the activities planned for the trip within the APEC 2026 Forum.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the U.S. Senate race in Mississippi, according to several American and Australian outlets. ABC News says Colom will be the first Black senator from Mississippi in more than 100 years, while the Sydney Morning Herald highlights that the win comes in a very conservative state.

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The Brazilian Senate is expected to vote this Thursday on the fiscal package, which projects savings of up to R$ 60 billion. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the PT and its allies are drafting an alternative bill, with taxes on the wealthiest.

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Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, according to several outlets, in what some headlines call an upset. The AP says Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator in over 100 years, while Folha puts it at 150 years for the state. NPR calls it the closest Senate race in the country, and El Universal says the win is a step toward Democratic control of the Senate.

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The government proposes, in a fiscal adjustment bill, to exclude up to R$ 10.5 billion in diesel subsidies from the 2026 fiscal target. Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles describe the figure as up to R$ 10.5 billion, while Poder360 and Agência Brasil give the amount without that qualifier.

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Petrobras may have to return about R$ 3.6 billion to buyers of pipelines sold under the Bolsonaro government. Folha de S.Paulo reports the possible refund without stating what triggers it; Poder360 gives the same amount as something Petrobras may need to return.

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The Lula government proposes a 120-day deadline for Congress to regulate supersalaries, according to Metrópoles. Agência Brasil reports that the fiscal package provides 120 days for Congress to discuss supersalaries.

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São Paulo's vice mayor asked for an inquiry into contracts linked to the sports secretary. São Paulo's public prosecutor's office asked for a police investigation into the contracts the vice mayor reported.

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Tarcísio announces Ricardo Salles as justice secretary, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles reports three new government secretaries, while Poder360 indicates five secretaries for 2027.

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The health minister dismissed an official in Aveiro but kept the head of the ULS Tâmega e Sousa, who is accused of corruption, according to Público. RTP also reports that the minister kept in office an official accused of several corruption crimes.

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The Civil Protection Authority recorded more than 1,630 incidents linked to storm Charles, according to RTP. Público reports the same figure of incidents and says the government is raising the alert and calling for prevention.

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The Federal Police are carrying out search warrants in an investigation into threats against deputy-elect Ana Elisa, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. Poder360 reports that the searches target a suspect in the threats.

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Brazil's Senate approved a provisional measure allowing rural debts to be renegotiated, according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the approval came after concessions to the agribusiness sector. Gazeta do Povo adds that the approved text excluded jabutis on vapes and duty-free shops.

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Storm Charles appears to have had less impact than forecast, according to Jornal de Notícias, Observador and RTP. The government says its preparation was adequate, according to Jornal de Notícias.

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Brazil's Senate approved a provisional measure allowing rural debts to be renegotiated, according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the approval came after concessions to the agribusiness sector. Gazeta do Povo adds that the approved text excluded jabutis on vapes and duty-free shops.

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The Planning Minister estimates the fiscal measures will have an impact of about R$ 60 billion, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil also point to an impact of up to R$ 60 billion, with Agência Brasil describing adjustment measures for savings of up to that amount. Poder360 gives a different figure: according to its headline, the government estimates an impact of R$ 54 billion in the fiscal adjustment bill.

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Keiko Fujimori thanked Peru's Senate for authorizing her trip to China and Japan, which she says will be a high-level agenda. El Universal highlights that the trip coincides with Pope Leo XIV's visit to Peru and that Fujimori will take part in APEC. La República has published the activities planned for the trip within the APEC 2026 Forum.

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Storm Charles flooded homes in Alverca and Camarate, according to RTP. Diário de Notícias reports that the storm interrupted Web Summit, but the CEO says Lisbon "benefited twice". Público reports that the storm led Portugal to carry out 40% fewer bank transactions, while Expresso says people brought forward purchases and stayed home on Wednesday. Observador accuses the government of having turned Storm Charles into a "test".

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RTP reports that the government convened its crisis cabinet over Storm Charles. Público describes Storm Charles as mild and says the government took precautions, but points to health and the minister as the areas affected.

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The Senate approved a bill that prevents the blocking of the Fust telecommunications fund, indicated in the headlines as R$ 465 million. Folha de S.Paulo speaks of a temporary block, while Poder360 does not use that qualification.

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The Brazilian Senate approved a provisional measure renegotiating agribusiness and rural debts, according to Poder360, Metrópoles, Folha de S.Paulo and Gazeta do Povo. Folha de S.Paulo says the approval followed concessions to the agricultural sector, while Gazeta do Povo says the text excluded provisions on vapes and duty-free shops.

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Trump’s White House calls Democratic plans for congressional probes an “abuse,” according to Al Jazeera. PBS NewsHour reports that the White House threatens Democrats over plans to investigate Trump officials. CBS News says the White House warns Democrats of “blatant criminality” over possible probes into the Trump administration.

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Keiko Fujimori thanked Peru's Senate for authorizing her trip to China and Japan, which she says will be a high-level agenda. El Universal highlights that the trip coincides with Pope Leo XIV's visit to Peru and that Fujimori will take part in APEC. La República has published the activities planned for the trip within the APEC 2026 Forum.

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The Senate will hear the justice minister and the federal police director about the Master case reports, according to Gazeta do Povo and Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo says Gilmar defends Andrei after delegates in the Master case were removed from the federal police. Metrópoles reports a crisis at the federal police after delegates left the Master case, without detailing it in the headlines.

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Valdemar rejects criticism of Nunes by Mello Araújo, a member of his own party, and says the mayor is honest. Nunes says Mello Araújo should have checked the suspicions before making the accusation.

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According to the WSJ, Nvidia is weighing removing its CEO, Jensen Huang, over a relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. The US Congress is willing to summon Nvidia's CEO and seeks explanations about that relationship, according to El Universal. Gazeta do Povo says Nvidia's CEO resigned after the account of the case involving a Chinese spy, while other headlines point to a removal review not yet concluded. RPP says the alleged spy is in Beijing, according to Bloomberg.

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The government's fiscal package will have an impact of R$ 60 billion, according to Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo, which cite the Planning Minister. Agência Brasil reports that the Senate is expected to vote on the fiscal adjustment, which is forecast to save R$ 60 billion.

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Portugal's Transparency body concluded that a PS deputy insulted and offended Rui Paulo Sousa of Chega, according to Público. Observador reports that the deputy was not subject to any sanction.

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Deputy Tabata asks the TCU to suspend the Senate's purchase of iPhones, according to Poder360. Metrópoles reports that a deputy from Novo has taken a complaint to the TCU over a R$ 5.7 million tablet purchase. The headlines do not indicate whether these are the same purchase or different ones.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that reports on STF ministers in the Master case are dividing the Federal Police. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the PF told the Ministry of Justice that Master case officers did not keep their agreement to discuss the reports.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that the government believes the crisis adds to the strain on Andrei Rodrigues at the Federal Police and sees his future as director-general as uncertain. Metrópoles reports that the crisis at the PF is increasing pressure for Andrei Rodrigues to step down.

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The documents with which Pope Leo XIV obtained Peruvian nationality have been declared Cultural Heritage of the Nation, according to RPP and El Comercio.

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Democrat Scott Colom won the Mississippi Senate race, according to several outlets, including AP and NBC as cited in headlines. Several headlines note that Colom will be the state's first Black senator in over 100 or 150 years, and Clarín and Folha describe the win as historic. Different outlets present the win as an upset, saying it defeats Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith.

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Peru's Senate approved Keiko Fujimori's trip to China and Japan, according to RPP. Fujimori thanked the Senate for the authorization and said she will carry out a high-level agenda, per El Comercio. El Universal reports that the trip coincides with Pope Leo XIV's visit to Peru and that Fujimori will take part in APEC. La República publishes the activities planned for Fujimori during the trip within the APEC 2026 Forum.

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Expresso reports a general strike whose headline places housing and the cost of living at its centre. According to the same headline, the government applauds the strike, while the opposition dismisses it.

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The Liberal Initiative wants the government and Ryanair to be heard on the airline's exit from the Azores. The Azores regional government denies having broken any contract with Ryanair.

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The Planning Minister estimates the fiscal measures will have an impact of about R$ 60 billion, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil also point to an impact of up to R$ 60 billion, with Agência Brasil describing adjustment measures for savings of up to that amount. Poder360 gives a different figure: according to its headline, the government estimates an impact of R$ 54 billion in the fiscal adjustment bill.

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Santiago Peña could face up to 15 years in prison in the Ueno Bank case, according to Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles; Metrópoles attributes the information to the Public Prosecutor's Office. El Universal reports that his ties to the bank are under investigation.

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The White House threatens criminal investigations against Democrats in Congress who try to scrutinise the Trump administration, according to El País, Clarín and El Universal. El Universal describes the move as «intimidation», a term the other two headlines do not use.

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The White House threatens criminal investigations against Democrats in Congress who try to scrutinise the Trump administration, according to El País, Clarín and El Universal. El Universal describes the move as «intimidation», a term the other two headlines do not use.

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Poder360 reports that minister Dino authorized searches targeting relatives of a congressman, in the Pix amendments case. Metrópoles reports the arrest of a man who threatened the same congressman and his family.

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According to Poder360, the government will propose postponing the CBS collection to February. Metrópoles reports that the government will propose delaying the definitive payment of the CBS, as part of the tax reform.

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Chega is asking the Azores Regional Government for explanations about Ryanair. The Azores Regional Government denies having broken any contract with Ryanair.

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Peru's Senate approved President Keiko Fujimori's trip to China and Japan for the APEC summit, during Pope Leo XIV's visit to Peru. Clarín quotes Fujimori saying that, as president, she has obligations to fulfil, and that she will travel while the Pope is still in Peru. El Comercio quotes Fujimori thanking the Senate and saying she will carry out a high-level agenda. According to La Nación and La Tercera, the trip drew criticism in Peru, mainly for coinciding with the papal visit.

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Several outlets from Portugal, Brazil, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Qatar and the US report the death of Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev. According to Gazeta do Povo, the death was sudden and took place in Moscow. The South China Morning Post says Russia's foreign ministry confirms the death was sudden. The headlines give Darchiev's age as 66 but offer no further details on the cause of death.

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U.S. Senate Republicans voted to keep John Thune as their leader after the midterm election losses. PBS describes a wipeout at the polls, while The Hindu describes steep midterm losses.

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The White House threatens criminal investigations against Democrats in Congress who try to scrutinise the Trump administration, according to El País, Clarín and El Universal. El Universal describes the move as «intimidation», a term the other two headlines do not use.

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Rio's city council approved the Chiquinha Gonzaga Medal for Eduarda Campopiano, according to Gazeta do Povo and Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles reports that a PSol councillor asked for the medal to be suspended. Folha de S.Paulo says the opposition reacted to the honour, and Gazeta do Povo mentions criticism of it.

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The tax reform is presented as a way to simplify the business environment, according to Gazeta do Povo. Agência Brasil reports that the government will present a text to make adaptation to the reform easier. Gazeta do Povo says that adaptation still worries companies.

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Nigeria's Senate is probing telecom firms over failed calls and airtime deductions, according to Punch. Channels TV and Premium Times report that the Senate threatens to summon operators and the minister over poor network services and airtime deductions.

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