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crime1d ago

The Mothers of May mark 20 years since a 2006 police crackdown in São Paulo that left hundreds dead and unresolved cases persist.
Relatives seek truth and compensation as the state faces years of legal battles over the 2006 deaths.
Experts say many killings were executions rather than a gun battle, complicating accountability.
The protests highlight ongoing disparities, with victims mostly Black youths from poor neighborhoods.
The case draws renewed attention as the PCC remains a major criminal force and law enforcement debates continue.
The state defends police actions as investigations proceed, with limited convictions to date.
The 2018 lawsuit sought compensation for families of victims and injured survivors, with proceedings resuming in 2026.
Debora da Silva frames the movement as a call for democracy that protects Black people and the poor.
Advocates push for changes to Brazilian law as compensation debates unfold in the courts.
The article underscores the lasting impact on families who lost loved ones in 2006.

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world1d ago

Global fertilizer costs surge as Iran war disrupts gas supply and shipments, pressuring farmers worldwide.
Senegalese farmer Abou Sow opts for manure-based compost to cut dependence on chemical fertilizers.
Senegal plans to subsidize and distribute 30,000 tons of organic fertilizer to help farmers.
Brazil expands biofertilizers as it imports over 80% of its fertilizer, easing costs for farmers.
India launches a national mission to double natural farming adoption and cut fertilizer use by half.
Telangana farmers like Manohara Chari produce jivamrita to replace chemical fertilizers.
Experts say natural farming can sequester carbon and reduce runoff compared to chemical fertilizers.
Global agricultural subsidies remain high, influencing fertilizer choices and market dynamics.
Mexico lags in natural fertilizer progress due to subsidies supporting chemical use.
Experts believe the crisis could accelerate organic fertilizer adoption across multiple regions.

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sports21h ago

Neymar will wear No. 10 for Brazil at the 2026 World Cup, maintaining continuity amid fitness doubts.
The squad confirms Vinicius Jr. as No. 7 and Casemiro as No. 5 to anchor Brazil’s lineup.
Brazil’s goalkeeper lineup is settled with Alisson No. 1, Ederson No. 23, and Weverton No. 12.
Brazil will debut the numbers in warm-up friendlies against Panama and Egypt.

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A global set of street artworks turns ordinary urban fixtures into playful scenes that invite public interaction.
The collection spans multiple countries, featuring works from the UK, Italy, France, Bulgaria, the USA, and beyond.
Artists include Woskerski, Giulio Masieri, EFIX, Damon Belanger, Golsa Golchini, and Slinkachu, among others.
Nerd Facts accompany several pieces, offering background on artists’ careers and project origins.
The piece notes how local culture and city identity inform mural subject matter, from town mascots to historic trades.
The gallery highlights how street art can transform ordinary objects, such as gas meters, into whimsical art pieces.
Several projects are described as part of civic or community art initiatives with organized support and funding.
The feature includes a mix of interactive installations and photorealistic street art.
The piece references famous street art personalities and ongoing projects across continents.
The compilation encourages readers to choose their favorite piece and continue exploring more street art content.

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Brazil’s 1970 squad was formed under coach Saldanha, whose politics drew controversy and eventually led to his replacement by Zagallo.
Zagallo reshaped the team, moving away from a fixed 4-2-4 and prioritizing balance with Pelé as a central figure.
Pelé’s role remained pivotal as Zagallo built a system around him and a supporting cast capable of full-field contribution.
Brazil emphasized physical preparation, informed by military and technocratic influences, including NASA-inspired data.
Saldanha’s sacking reflected a broader clash between football politics and team pragmatism amid Brazil’s 1970 campaign planning.
Tactical flexibility allowed Brazil to optimize Pelé’s strengths with players like Tostão and Jairzinho providing support.
The squad aimed for a compact defensive block with midfielders offering support and balance.
The article links Brazil’s early arrival to preparation advantages for the 1970 World Cup in Mexico.
The piece emphasizes how the 1964-70 period integrated political, technological, and athletic strategies to prepare Brazil for Mexico.

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