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Meta races the clock to prove to Brazil’s electoral court it treats Lula and Bolsonaro equally
The 24-hour deadline given by Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court to Meta to show that its algorithms and artificial intelligence treat President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro equally expires on Tuesday, five days before the runoff. I...
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Politics
- Rioting returns to Paris after a day of protests that saw 1,800 arrests across France
- Pressure mounts on Paraguay’s Central Bank over doubts about some lenders’ solvency
- Bolsonaro and Lula head into the final stretch of Brazil’s campaign in a statistical tie
- Trump drops his new press secretary after a week of controversy
Economy
- Yields on key US Treasury bonds reached new highs, but for the 10-year demand was especially strong
- Trump says Russia will supply millions of tonnes of diesel as US eases sanctions on Moscow
- Messi leaves Argentina's national team after 21 years with a fortune Forbes puts at US$1.1 billion
- Trump promises payments to voters ahead of midterms dominated by the cost of living
Energy & Oil
- Argentina’s bill toughening sanctions over Sea Lion stalls in Congress
- What are the red notices Argentina has sought from Interpol over Sea Lion
- UK Overseas Territories Minister accuses Milei of using the Falklands for electoral ends
- London says it will abide by any law of the sea provisional measures as it moves to shield its companies
Agriculture
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- Brazil grain harvest expected at 361.7 million tons, Conab, led by soybeans, corn and cotton
- Germany, extreme hot summer ripens grapes faster and advances wine harvest several weeks
- The US waives beef tariffs for Brazil and Paraguay, but not for Argentina and Uruguay
Entertainment
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- “I gave everything, I have nothing left”: Messi ends twenty years with Argentina
- Drums in his neighbourhood and a wake in parliament: Uruguay bids farewell to Ruben Rada
- Specialist outlets estimate GTA VI absenteeism could cost the US a billion dollars
Tourism
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- Uruguay ranks third in Latin America for international air passengers per capita
- Latin American airports will need US$178 billion to nearly double their traffic
- A port dispute in Montevideo blocks a second ferry operator on the Buenos Aires route
