Today's news from April 18, 2025, paints a vivid picture of Brazil's political, economic, and social landscape. The day began with a significant move by the Justice Department, which extended the deadline for the installation of CPIs that were previously blocked by allies of Ricardo Nunes, adding another twist to Brazil's political saga. Meanwhile, federal deputy Glauber Braga concluded his hunger strike after reaching an agreement with Chamber of Deputies President Hugo Motta, ensuring that his mandate's revocation will not be analyzed this semester. Braga's protest against the "secret budget" and oligarchic power, which resulted in a weight loss of over five kilograms, highlights the intense political climate.In Rio de Janeiro, a dramatic incident occurred when Deputy Sargento Portugal's vehicle was attacked in Santa Cruz. The attack, believed to be an intimidation attempt by criminals, underscores the ongoing challenges faced by public officials. The police are actively investigating, with Portugal's party, Podemos, demanding a thorough inquiry. On the legal front, Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Federal Court permitted ex-assessor Filipe Martins to attend his trial in Brasília, where he is accused of attempting a coup post-2022 elections. This decision emphasizes the judiciary's role in addressing past political unrest.On the international stage, President Lula's administration is dealing with a diplomatic crisis following revelations of alleged espionage...

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