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RIO DE JANEIRO: Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro got a celebrity endorsement Thursday for his re-election bid from football superstar Neymar, who posted a video on TikTok of himself dancing to a pro-Bolsonaro campaign song.
Whoever is sworn in as Brazil's next president in January will face many challenges ahead. To get more analysis, we speak to Brazilian journalist Marcelo Lins.
Meanwhile, in the United States, a group of migrants who were flown to the chic east coast island of Martha's Vineyard are suing the Republican governor of Florida for sending them there. Republicans accuse the Biden administration of turning the border with Mexico into a sieve and are trying to place immigration at the centre of the midterm election campaign. We take a closer look.
Meanwhile, Chile's president has reshuffled his cabinet. This followed Sunday's referendum in which Chileans overwhelmingly voted to reject a new constitution – a blow to Gabriel Boric who had backed the new text.
Is the military parade just a show of pride, or a foreshadowing of what the former army captain may try if, as polls predict, he loses out to former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva? Already, Bolsonaro has borrowed from the Trump playbook, refusing to say whether he will accept the result and taking aim at the electoral commission. What's next for Brazil's democracy?
Three-time Formula One world champion Nelson Piquet on Wednesday apologised "wholeheartedly" to Lewis Hamilton after using a racially offensive term to describe the Mercedes star. Hamilton said the "time has come for action" following Piquet's remarks, while Formula One and motorsport's governing body the FIA condemned the 69-year-old Brazilian. "I apologise wholeheartedly to anyone that was affected, including Lewis, who is an incredible driver, but the translation in some media that is now circulating on social media is not correct," Piquet said in a statement.
Nelson Piquet on Wednesday apologised "wholeheartedly" to Lewis Hamilton after using a racially offensive term to describe the Mercedes star. Hamilton said the "time has come for action" following Piquet's remarks, while Formula One and motorsport's governing body the FIA condemned the 69-year-old Brazilian. "I apologise wholeheartedly to anyone that was affected, including Lewis, who is an incredible driver, but the translation in some media that is now circulating on social media is not correct," Piquet said in a statement.
Lewis Hamilton called for action to change "archaic mindsets" after a racist remark about him by Brazilian triple champion Nelson Piquet emerged on social media, triggering widespread condemnation.