Brazilian Judge withdraws $3.3 Million from Starlink and social media "X" bank accounts to pay for fines imposed by the supreme court in Brazil. The supreme court of Brazil has unfrozen business accounts belonging to Elon Musk in order to pay fines declared by the Judge overseeing the matter.
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Venezuelan President Jails Opposition, Declares October Christmas
President Maduro of Venezuela who recently formalized a questionable election victory for a third term as president took drastic steps to jail members of his political opposition then declared Christmas early, by more than two and half months. Many of the Venezuelan President's critics are calling the moves by Maduro an
StarLink Changes Course Follows Ban on X App in Brazil
Brazil Supreme Court Orders Ban on Social Media App X
Protests Against Muduro’s Regime Spread Across Venezuela
Protests in Venezuela are spreading throughout the country as anger is growing over what may be election fraud by the incumbent President Nicolas Maduro regime, despite strong claims by the opposition that they have clinched a landslide victory. The protests by supporters of the opposition began after the election board declared
EU Rejects Maduro Presidency Until All Votes Are Counted
The European Union will not recognize Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's election victory until all ballots are counted and accounted for, confirmed by the bloc's foreign policy chief. European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell confirmed days after the Venezuelan Presidential election that the bloc could not recognize the outcome.
Drought Threatens the Global Economy
Precipitation deficits, above-average temperatures and recurrent heatwaves are causing one of the worst droughts in decades. With climate changing reducing snowfall, rainfalls, and all forms of precipitation around the world, affects of the warming is causing drought conditions around the world. South America a leader is food production for both humans