COGNICURRENT

A man took a loan in his ex-wife's name shortly before allegedly murdering her in São Paulo.

There is growing concern about the hidden financial abuse of First Nations elders, with a call for greater awareness and a national plan to address the issue.

Brazilian Supreme Court Minister Gilmar Mendes has annulled the breach of confidentiality on financial and telecommunication records of a company linked to his colleague, Minister Dias Toffoli, citing 'abuse of power' by the Senate's organized crime committee.

Crispin Glover, known for his role in 'Back to the Future', is being sued by a former girlfriend who claims he kept her captive for sexual and financial exploitation.

The article covers various incidents reported in Brazil, including sexual abuse allegations, a major police arrest, extreme weather impacts, violence, and financial issues affecting bank customers.

The President Prudente City Council in Brazil has approved a bill that offers financial rewards for residents who report cases of animal abuse and abandonment.

Francesca Onody, a survivor of financial abuse, has been invited to advise UK ministers on support measures for victims after her harrowing story was reported by the Guardian.

Lawyers for Jeffrey Epstein's estate have reached a financial settlement agreement with victims, aiming to resolve a long-standing lawsuit regarding Epstein's illegal activities.

Guardian Australia readers reflect on the implications and personal experiences surrounding the massive intergenerational wealth transfer anticipated over the next two decades.

Father Antonios, founder of the Ark of the World organization, has been sentenced to 9.5 years in prison for bodily harm against minors in his organization's care, with the sentence converted to a financial penalty.

A Glasgow gym owner, Margaret Cassidy, has been convicted of defrauding her elderly aunt, Elizabeth Murphy, of over £300,000, using the funds for personal lavish expenditures and building a gym.

A son has confessed to murdering his elderly mother for financial gain, leading to his arrest for aggravated homicide and concealment of a corpse.

Documents reveal that financial mogul Jeffrey Epstein closely monitored the #MeToo movement, which played a significant role in his downfall.

A commission investigating sensitive matters in the Sosnowiec diocese has presented its initial report detailing issues of sexual abuse, unexplained deaths, and financial crimes.

Jimmie Åkesson pledges financial support for the legal costs of 'Dumpen' after its responsible operator was convicted of defamation for disclosing a man's identity in a child abuse case.

Luka Domaćinović, the suspended chief of border police at Bajakovo, faces investigation for alleged abuse of office and document forgery, with claims he falsely reported overtime for financial gains.

A 70-year-old man was arrested in Passos, MG, for allegedly sexually abusing three girls aged 11, 12, and 13, exploiting their financial difficulties to lure them with promises of work.

Jazmín Francés, a 14-year-old from Yerba Buena, Tucumán, wrote a novel by hand addressing themes of autism and familial abandonment, funded by her family despite financial struggles.

Spanish President Pedro Sánchez described the agreement with the Church as 'necessary' during a meeting with abuse victims, emphasizing that it makes Spain a better country, despite objections about the Church's financial contributions.

Marina Kovač, the former director of the Neuropsychiatric Hospital Dr. Ivan Barbot in Popovača, along with Darko Dumbović, son of the former mayor of Petrinja, and honorary consul Emil Solenički, have been charged with serious offenses involving abuse of position and tax evasion that allegedly caused significant financial damage to the hospital.

The USKOK has filed an indictment against former Rijeka mayor Vojko Obersnel (SDP) and three others for abuse of power, alleging that they caused substantial financial harm to the city by favoring a company owned by former water polo player Samir Barać.

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has been sentenced to an additional 15 years in prison after being found guilty of abuse of power in a major trial related to the 1MDB financial fraud scandal.