The headlines on February 20, 2025, offer a vibrant tapestry of events that are reshaping Brazil and the world. In a bold legal move, the video platform Rumble, popular among conservatives in the US, has filed a lawsuit against Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes in collaboration with Trump Media & Technology Group. This lawsuit accuses Moraes of censorship, challenging his orders to take down user accounts on Rumble, which had previously paused its operations in Brazil in protest but resumed this month. Meanwhile, in the political landscape of Brazil, Natal is at the center of debates over the expansion works at Ponta Negra beach, with the PT party calling for an investigation into the project. The Chamber of Deputies in Natal has also completed the formation of its 12 technical committees to enhance legislative efficiency.

On the national stage, former President Jair Bolsonaro faces charges from the Procuradoria-Geral da República, accusing him and 33 allies of attempting a coup in 2022. Bolsonaro's defense dismisses these accusations as baseless. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, on the other hand, downplays the importance of opinion polls, focusing instead on strategic adjustments. In a global context, environmental concerns rise as reports highlight nutrient pollution causing harmful algal blooms in lakes worldwide, including Africa's Lake Victoria.

The international scene sees the Senate reversing a $48 million contract decision,...

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