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A summary of various news highlights including political conflicts, crime, education concerns, festival announcements, and serious allegations in Brazil.

The South Korean National Assembly passed a bill establishing a crime for the misapplication of law after last-minute amendments were made to address concerns from civil society and political circles.

Lim Eun-jung criticized detective Baek Hae-ryong’s investigation methods as akin to the criticized prosecutorial tactics during the Han Myung-sook political funding case, amid claims of a lack of substance in a drug investigation involving customs officers.

Inmates at El Rodeo 1 prison are calling for urgent medical help, sparking family protests demanding the release of political prisoners and raising alarm over reports of torture.

A 43-year-old man has been identified and charged for insulting and inciting violence against Greek MEP Aphrodite Latinopoulou.

The report highlights various incidents, including ongoing investigations, fatalities due to weather, and significant political developments.

The criminal case against Eugenijus Sabutis, a council member in Jonava, has been forwarded to court over accusations of fraud involving falsified expense reports.

The article discusses the film 'Aún es de noche en Caracas,' which depicts the social and political collapse in Venezuela amidst crime and chaos.

Fernanda Chaves, the sole survivor of the 2018 attack that killed councilwoman Marielle Franco and her driver Anderson Gomes, expressed relief at the conviction of those responsible but emphasized the ongoing issues of crime in Rio de Janeiro.

The Supreme Federal Court of Brazil convicted the Brazão brothers for the 2018 murder of councilwoman Marielle Franco and driver Anderson Gomes after nearly eight years since the crime was committed.

The Organized Crime Parliamentary Inquiry Commission (CPI) in Brazil has unexpectedly gained significant attention and power amid the ongoing crisis involving Banco Master.

Independent lawmaker Kim Byung-ki, embroiled in 13 various allegations including illegal political funding, appeared before the police for the first time as a suspect on the 26th of the month.

The article discusses the assassination of a councilwoman and the subsequent financial penalties imposed on individuals identified as Chiquinho and Domingos for damages to the victim's family.

Relatives of assassinated councilwoman Marielle Franco celebrated the conviction of the crime's masterminds by Brazil's Supreme Court during an emotional session.

The article discusses various legal cases and political developments in Brazil, including discussions around sentencing and law enforcement issues.

The article discusses recent significant legal and political events in Brazil, including ongoing prosecutions and legislative changes.

In a legal move, Ricardo Jaime's attempt to disqualify judge Fernando Canero on grounds of perceived bias has been rejected by the Federal Oral Court No. 7.

Today's broadcast includes various reports on crime, political decisions, and current events in Acre, Brazil.

The article discusses various incidents occurring on February 24, 2026, including a political response to service perks in Brazil, criminal cases, and tragedies involving families.

The video segment covers various significant events and issues in Brazil, including police operations, tragic incidents, and analyses of political scenarios.

A roundup of significant events including the adjournment of Nasir El-Rufai's court arraignment, political tensions in Edo State, and recent crime and safety updates across Nigeria.

A series of significant events and reports from Brazil including political maneuvers, crime investigations, and a tragic incident of a woman rescued after being buried for over 15 hours.

Supreme Court Minister Cristiano Zanin voted to convict the Brazão brothers for their roles in the assassination of councilwoman Marielle Franco and her driver in 2018.

Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes has voted to condemn the Brazão brothers for their roles as masterminds in the assassination of councilwoman Marielle Franco.

A news roundup from G1 covering significant events in Brazil, including political analysis and criminal cases.

The trial has commenced for Brazilian politicians who are accused of orchestrating the murder of lawmakers, raising significant legal and political implications.

The article discusses the violent clashes between a powerful Mexican drug cartel and Mexican law enforcement, highlighting concerns about the cartel's potential influence in Ecuador.

The article reports on various significant events in Brazil and around the world, including local updates and international political developments.

Kang Seon-woo and Kim Kyung are set to face arrest examinations on the 3rd of next month regarding allegations of exchanging 100 million won as illegal political donations.

In Haryana, the mastermind behind a scam involving IDFC First Bank and totaling 590 crore rupees has been arrested, causing political and investigative turmoil.

Former Tamaulipas governor Francisco García Cabeza de Vaca publicly denounced what he describes as political persecution following new judicial actions against him for alleged organized crime and money laundering.

The article reports on various events in Brazil, including efforts to rescue a missing girl, flood impacts on residents, and a range of political and legal developments.

Defense lawyers for Chiquinho and Domingos Brazão believe in their innocence but expect their conviction in the Marielle Franco murder case as they are set to be judged by Brazil's Supreme Court.

The article discusses a fictional crime narrative set in a small Mississippi town, intertwining themes of race, murder, and socio-political commentary amid the Trump era.

The article critiques the response of Mexican political opposition parties to the recent elimination of a significant criminal leader, highlighting their reluctance to support the government in its fight against organized crime.

The trial of suspects involved in the assassination of Rio de Janeiro councilwoman Marielle Franco has commenced, with three individuals already serving sentences for their roles in the crime.

The article discusses the murder of a young individual named Quentin in Lyon, drawing parallels with a historical assassination in Italy and lamenting the recurrence of political violence against youth.

The article discusses how drug cartels in Latin America, particularly in Mexico, have evolved into powerful entities that influence economic and political landscapes.

The cartoon explores the political responses following the murder in Rogoredo, highlighting various reactions from political figures.

A 21-year-old man was shot dead by Secret Service agents after breaching the boundary of President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, with family describing him as non-political and fearful of guns.

The family of Marielle Franco, a councilwoman murdered in Rio de Janeiro in March 2018, is hopeful for justice as the Supreme Court begins the trial of those accused of orchestrating her murder.

The Mayor of Manaus, David Almeida, addresses the arrest of his former chief of staff in connection with an investigation into the Comando Vermelho's political connections in Amazonas, expressing skepticism about the effectiveness of the operation.

The article covers various topics such as severe weather in Brazil, a substance called polylaminin that reconnects the spinal cord, state football matches, legal cases involving exploitation of minors, and political tensions related to Bolsonaro.

The murder of a young far-right activist in France has reignited the debate over political violence and the case of Argentine rugby player Federico Martín Aramburú.

Brazil is currently judging two politicians accused of orchestrating the murder of Marielle Franco, a prominent councilor from Rio de Janeiro, in a case that has garnered significant attention and concerns about political impunity.

The Amazonas Civil Police have released the names and images of nine suspects linked to the 'political nucleus' of the Comando Vermelho criminal organization, who are currently fugitives.

A 35-year-old man from Indianópolis was acquitted of raping a 12-year-old girl after the court determined their relationship was consensual, sparking legal and political debates in Brazil.

This article celebrates Mirtha's 99th birthday by recounting significant moments from her career and illustrates other happenings in Argentina, including political events and crime.

A 20-year-old man in Italy claims that his act of placing stones on train tracks was motivated by personal issues rather than political intent, following his arrest for endangering transportation security.

The Amazonas Civil Police launched Operation Erga Omnes targeting a supposed political faction linked to Comando Vermelho, resulting in multiple arrests and significant seizures.