The political landscape in Brazil today, July 13, 2025, is a whirlwind of events as former President Jair Bolsonaro faces scrutiny by the Supreme Federal Court (STF) over his alleged coup attempt, a situation further intensified by Donald Trump's international involvement, calling for an end to what he describes as a "witch hunt" against Bolsonaro. This scenario is compounded by Eduardo Bolsonaro's contentious actions, which some interpret as coercion and betrayal of the nation. Amidst these tensions, President Lula stands firm in protecting Brazilian interests during tariff disputes, stressing the importance of respect for Brazilian citizens and businesses. His administration has also introduced a provisional measure to cap the energy development account (CDE) to mitigate electricity bill increases, showcasing a focus on economic stability. Flávio Bolsonaro's dissatisfaction with Trump's tariffs highlights Brazil's challenges in negotiating with the U.S. Meanwhile, Michelle Bolsonaro's presence in Rio Branco for a PL Mulher event underscores ongoing political mobilization.

Environmental issues are at the forefront as rising sea levels threaten African coastlines, while locally, efforts to curb the illicit flow of cell phones into penitentiaries reflect broader security concerns. On the legal front, a decision by the Rio Grande do Norte court declaring a quota for trans individuals unconstitutional has sparked debates on social justice and equality. The...

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