Lula roza the technical tie with Bolsonaro in the first survey after the first round
The ultra-candidate would get 52% against 48% of the left-wing president. A judge orders the arrest of Eduardo Bolsonaro, who lives in the United States
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The ultra-candidate would get 52% against 48% of the left-wing president. A judge orders the arrest of Eduardo Bolsonaro, who lives in the United States
You need to mobilize, recover undecided and stop leaks to the right. For the moment, the survey only sees the first (and half)
The expedition will travel 3,400 kilometres aboard the Wind Trench of the explorer Ramón Larramendi in search of pollutants and viruses with pandemic potential
The deceased had travelled from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where the outbreak, the second largest in history and the fastest ever recorded growth, has caused more than 4,000 deaths
The Treasury puts 6,471 million in short-term debt with a growing role of small investors
More than 2,000 people in the Asian country live and work in the Jewish State by supplying Palestinian workers who were blocked from access to Israeli jobs following the attacks
The senator goes to the second round ahead of President Lula, in addition to expanding the clan's power in Congress and States
The Pygoscelis kerguelensis, also known as the south-east Papua penguin, lives on the remote Kerguelén islands, almost 2,000 kilometres north of Antarctica.
Brazil closed a first presidential round marked by polarization and the expectation of a definition in balloting. The result of the first round in Brazil is in a context of strengthening conservative and right-wing forces in several Latin American countries. What analysis is there after the results? Ana Tereza Duarte, a politologist at the Federal University of Pernambuco, addresses the issue in France 24.
The results of all the surveys predict that the PP could only rule if it agreed with Vox, who has already entered the government in four autonomous executives
The ultra-right and the left will be held the second round on October 25
This year, several French monuments pay tribute to Maria Antonieta. More than 230 years after her public execution, the queen continues to fascinate both France and abroad. Our reporters explore the reasons for this enduring interest and analyze how, long before the age of social media, María Antonieta already marked trends and cultivated an image that crossed borders. Is Maria Antonieta the first to influence France?
Fatima Zahra El Mansouri was appointed by the king in the position of prime minister. Thus, she becomes the first woman in the high position and the second in leading a government in the Arab world.
In a rare access to the Yemen conflict zone, the BBC enters a city where the shooting from the surrounding hills resonates.
The average number of points per team and party is up to 94.8 and seven sets reach or exceed 100.
Constitutional Judge José María Macias fulfills his commitment so that in the next plenary session the first two independent leaders still awaiting the amnesty can be protected
A decision of the First Circuit Court of Appeal against deportations to third countries also gives hope to migrants who have forcibly arrived in several African countries in recent weeks
Why did Zeus punish men if it was Prometheus who disobeyed? And what role does hope play in all this? We tell you the story behind the myth.
The journalists of 'CNN', 'MS Now' and 'Politico' who worked within the White House must now transmit from around the presidential compound after the Donald Trump government revoked their accreditation to enter. The President has carried out a crusade against the media that have been critical of his second management, making decisions against him that could be against the first amendment.
Donald Trump has continued to scale up his attacks on the press and his most recent target has been the three-media correspondents he accused of "constantly writing or reporting on fiction and lies" in his coverage. The White House Correspondents Association has described the measure as a "free press ban." They see it as a violation of the First Amendment, which enshrines freedom of expression and of the press.