Brazilian Military Sent In To Deal With Protesters
President Temer has sent in the army to control a protest against his corruption.
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Leila Scola
Spanish, Portuguese and European Studies student, on her year abroad in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
President Of Brazil Implicated In Bribery Scandal
Recordings implicating Michel Temer in a corruption scandal have been released as part of a plea bargain.
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Brazil’s Ex-President Appears In Court Over Corruption Probe
One of Brazil’s most popular politicians is being tried in court on corruption charges. Leila Scola examines the implications.
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Brussels Commemorates 2016 Attacks
A year after the 2015 terror attacks that shook the city, Brussels stopped to remember those who lost their lives.
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Fast-track Degree Proposal Not Welcomed By Universities
New government proposal for fast-track degrees would cost more than £13.000 per year.
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One In Three Children Has Disappeared Since The ‘Jungle’ Demolition
The closure of the ‘Jungle’ camp has led to the disappearance of children fomerly living there.
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Ohio Passes Restrictive Abortion Laws
Two new abortion laws have been passed in Ohio. Leila Scola examines the consequences.
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The Aftermath Of The Italian Prime Minister’s Defeat
After Matteo Renzi’s referendum defeat, Leila Scola examines what is next for Italy.
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Will Brazil Have A Second Impeachment?
The future may be shaky for Brazil’s president.
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The Importance Of Italy’s Upcoming Referendum
Leila Scola explains the significance of Italy’s upcoming referendum.
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