Ram Rampage, new pickup developed and built in Brazil
It was the Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva who started up the production line of the new Ram Rampage pick-up at the Stellantis
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Brazil: Petrobras cuts the price of diesel by 12.8%.
Strong reduction in the price of fuels, in Brazil, starting today: diesel will decrease by 12.8%, also marking decreases in petrol (-12.6%) and cooking gas
Petrobras changes pricing policy for petrol and diesel
Petrobras has approved a new pricing policy for diesel and gasoline produced at its refineries. The value of fuels will take into account the price
Brazil, 1,200 Bolsonarists arrested. Lula: ‘Terrorist acts, vandalism and putsch’
About 1,200 people were arrested in the camp set up for over two months in front of the army headquarters in Brasilia: this was announced
Brazil: entrepreneurs under investigation for supporting a coup project
The Brazilian president is a candidate for re-election, Jair Bolsonarosaid the country faces an offensive against “freedom” by commenting on the operation ordered by the
Brazil: Bolsonaro-Lula electoral competition kicks off
(ANSA) – ROME, AUGUST 16 – The race for the elections of October 2 in Brazil officially opens. Despite the incumbent right-wing president, Jair Bolsonaro,
Brazil: Lula formalizes his sixth presidential candidacy
(ANSA) – SAN PAOLO, 21 JUL – The former Brazilian left-wing president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, will formalize his sixth candidacy for the Presidency
Brazil: elections, former president Temer could stand as a candidate
(ANSA) – BRAZIL, 20 JUL – The former Brazilian president, Michel Temer, could run for the presidency of the Republic, next 2 October, as leader
Brazil: Bolsonaro calls family a left militant victim
(ANSA) – BRAZIL, JUL 13 – The Brazilian president, Jair Bolsonaro, called the family of the militant of the Workers’ Party (PT), Marcelo Arruda, killed
Brazil: poll, Lula at 45% and Bolsonaro at 31%
(ANSA) – BRAZIL, 06 JUL – The former Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (in government for two consecutive terms, from 2003 to 2010)
