Today's news from March 29, 2025, offers a vibrant tapestry of events from Brazil. In the bustling political scene, the Câmara de Vereadores is projected to spend between R$ 40 million and R$ 42 million this year due to the duodécimo practice, which mandates that 5% of municipal tax revenue be allocated to the legislative body. This financial obligation continues to spark discussions about its implications. Meanwhile, in the Amazon rainforest, a touching story unfolds as a pregnant woman faces the challenges of a severe drought with the help of Tabita dos Santos Moraes, a traditional midwife, highlighting the essential role of these women in remote communities. On the legal front, the actions of José Dirceu during the mensalão scandal may unexpectedly aid defendants in the January 8th case at the Supreme Federal Court (STF), showcasing the intricate interplay of past and present political maneuvers. In a bold move, the Brazilian government has cut funding for the military, leading to the closure of an Olympic legacy complex in Rio de Janeiro, stirring debates about resource allocation and national heritage preservation. On a broader diplomatic scale, Brazil explores "neutralidade ativa" or active neutrality, balancing its global standing with internal pressures, amidst economic challenges described as 'incomodada' or uncomfortable inflation. Globally, the repercussions of protectionism, exemplified by Trump's policies, continue to influence trade relations and economic ...

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