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Paraguay's Senate received a citizen bill with about 50,000 signatures on 21 October that would jail adults for gender content aimed at children.
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(Sponsored) Permissions rarely get attention during early product planning.
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Bolivia's interior minister says he asked US partners on 20 October to help build two elite police units in Santa Cruz and Beni.
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Honduras police drug case: a judge holds two DAET agents on aggravated trafficking charges, a third is wanted, hearing set for 26 October.
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The EU plans to let Brazilian chicken and honey back after a ban that began on 3 September, but keeps beef out.
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Ecuador spent US$1.254 billion from January to August subsidising imported fuels, 66% more than in 2025, central bank data show.
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Brazil's central bank is studying income-linked limits on unsecured loans as household debt reaches 49.9% of income, news reports said on 20 October.
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Dominican mango exports to the US should resume with the 2027 harvest in mid February, the agriculture minister says, if US inspectors approve.
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Three funds holding US$272 million of Braskem America Finance's 2041 bonds asked a New York court on 21 October for an involuntary Chapter 11 case.
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El Salvador's Assembly passed a tax amnesty with 60 votes on 21 October, waiving interest and surcharges on debts due through 30 September.
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Your Thursday LatAm guide: Tropical Storm Vance off Mexico, Brazil's runoff, Colombia's visa cut-off and today's exchange rates.
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Palmeiras beat Fluminense on penalties to reach the Libertadores final.
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Your São Paulo daily brief for Thursday 22 October 2026: showery weather, Sala São Paulo concerts, the Ibovespa, Selic at 13.75% and where to work or eat.
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Rio de Janeiro today: showers and 23°C, a free guitar concert in Centro, Flamengo at the Maracanã and samba in Lapa for Thursday 22 October 2026.
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Latin America's Pulse: Brazil's runoff fight dominates the mood as Lula's camp asks to annul Flávio's ticket and the Mexican peso slides.
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Wall Street rose on Wednesday as the S&P 500 gained 0.58% to 7,757, gold held near US$4,126 and the 10-year yield stayed above 5%.
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LatAm opens after Brazil stocks fell 0.9% while Chile and Colombia rose.
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Brazil's Selic stays at 13.75% with no rate meeting this week.
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Palmeiras won the shootout 5-3 against Fluminense on Wednesday and reach the Copa Libertadores final on 28 November in Montevideo.
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BRAZIL · ELECTIONS Published Wednesday, 21 October 2026, 11:03 p.m.
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Brazil's federal prosecutors sued Meta on 21 October over what they call arbitrary account bans before the 25 October runoff.
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Atlético Mineiro lost 2-0 at Montevideo City Torque but won 3-2 on aggregate and will face Boca Juniors in the Copa Sudamericana final.
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The wheat fund WEAT fell 1.95% to US$23.09 on 21 October, its third daily drop, while the corn fund rose 0.67% and the soybean fund slipped 0.37%.
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Brazil’s CSN fell 5.17% to US$1.10 and Ternium 1.29% on 21 October; Gerdau was flat and the SLX global steel fund dipped 0.05% to US$103.36.
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Zinc miners split on 21 October: Nexa Resources fell 1.71% to US$12.10 while Buenaventura gained 0.66% to US$30.44.
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Vale, Brazil’s biggest iron-ore miner, fell 2.46% to US$12.70 on 21 October and Rio Tinto lost 1.41%.
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The lithium and battery fund LIT fell 1.66% to US$63.20 on 21 October.
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The US copper fund CPER fell 0.53% to US$39.54 on 21 October and Southern Copper lost 2.11%.
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Colombia’s COLCAP rose 1.07% to 2,560.37 on 21 October, the second best of five Latin American markets we track.
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Argentine shares rose on 21 October, led by Galicia (+4.3%) and Telecom Argentina (over +5%).
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Cuba's foreign ministry says it has no troops in Ukraine and reports 49 people accused of mercenarism since 2023.
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Brazil's president cancelled a TV Record interview on 21 October to rest a hoarse voice, two days before the Globo runoff debate.
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Calypsonian Brother Valentino, born in Grenada and known as The People’s Calypsonian, has died aged 85, tributes from TUCO and the culture ministry say.
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Brazil's government may buy up to US$17.9 billion of overdue personal debts at a 90% discount, with an auction planned for November or December.
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A Brazil Supreme Court justice denied free interstate buses for the 25 October runoff and gave the electoral court 48 hours to report on border routes.
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Uganda launched a five-year, US$454 million data plan on 20 October.
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Ghanaian officials say their country's share of Burkina Faso's fuel supply has risen from about 15% to 40%, but no volume data has been published.
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Morocco's cabinet adopted its 2027 budget bill on Tuesday, while Le360 reports a plan to cut income tax for most salaried workers from January.
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China's ambassador to Tanzania says two-way trade will pass Sh31 trillion (about US$12 billion) this year, a rise of about 4% on 2025.
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South Africa's Treasury flagged 4,323 high-risk state payroll records in its February Budget, and verification is under way.
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Estudiantes announced a sports court ruling clearing defender Marcos Rojo for Thursday’s Libertadores semi-final at Flamengo, 8:30 p.m.
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Amnesty International alleges that Kenyan police and unidentified agents abducted and tortured protesters, claims that remain unconfirmed.
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Anac says the average Brazilian domestic fare slipped 0.5% to about US$149 in September, even as jet fuel cost 54.4% more than a year ago.
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Mexico's pension regulator gave Afore XXI Banorte 9.4 million accounts holding more than US$6.5 billion that workers have not yet claimed, for six years.
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BCI and Scotiabank have asked Chilean courts to declare MKR, the country's second-largest bicycle importer, bankrupt after it stopped paying creditors.
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EPM transfers to Medellín are set to fall to about COP 1.5 trillion (US$476 million) in 2027, nearly half of 2026, as Afinia losses and El Niño bite.
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The new Hites finance chief is Cristóbal Covarrubias of Cocha, named on 21 October 2026 by the Chilean department-store chain to replace Luis Enrique Fischer.
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UN human rights experts asked Meta on 21 October to explain whether its systems curbed one side in Brazil’s runoff, four days before the vote.
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Peru's state oil firm says two Ecuador supply contracts could save it up to US$180 million a year in crude and freight costs for its Talara refinery.
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More than 100 legal experts told Brazil’s electoral court that blocking big WhatsApp channels before the 25 October runoff would change the race.