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🎨 #CARTOON: The Charging Bull statue in New York’s Financial District is something of a lucky charm to retail investors around the world. But São Paulo’s Touro de Ouro, unveiled outside the city’s stock exchange this week, seems to be more of a cursed object.

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🎨 #CARTOON: Her tragic death on Friday left the country shaken. Nicknamed the “Queen of Suffering” for her lyrics about unfaithful partners, breakups, and romantic longing, Brazilian country music idol Marília Mendonça’s repertoire went far beyond catchy ballads.

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🎨 #CARTOON Hailed as the future centerpiece of President Jair Bolsonaro’s re-election campaign next year, the Brazilian government launched its new welfare scheme Auxílio Brasil — without knowing how it’s going to pay for it.

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🎨 #CARTOON: In a country marred by economic, political, and health crises, if Brazil had its own version of the Squid Game, you can be certain that many citizens would be willing to sign up.

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🎨#CARTOON: During the Independence Day protests, president Bolsonaro spoke of sitting down with the heads of Congress and the Judiciary, and “showing them the photograph” of the demonstrations, in order to decide which direction Brazil will take from here on out.

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🎨 #CARTOON: On Tuesday morning, 29-year-old Yeltsin Jacques smashed the world record in the 1,500m T11 Paralympic event. Besides the personal achievement, the visually impaired runner’s victory secured Brazil’s 100th Paralympic gold.
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U.S.-CHINA TECH WAR: A NEW CHAPTER

The Chinese Embassy in Brazil spoke out against U.S. criticism of Huawei, calling suspicion that the Chinese telecom giant installs "backdoors" to help Beijing spy on companies and governments "ill-intentioned defamation."

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The cold snap is caused by a mass of polar air coming from Argentina and will lower the temperature in several Brazilian regions. Snow, however, is exclusive to the South!

Today's Goodle Doodle in Brazil features the abolitionist and famous black female author and educator Maria Firmina dos Reis, who wrote the 1859 abolitionist novel Úrsula. The illustration celebrating her life and work was created by artist Nik Neves.