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For three decades, Brazil has been the scene of billion-dollar scandals, handcuffed politicians, snitching businessmen and suitcases of money flying everywhere. But even with daily headlines about corruption, the same parties continue to receive the most votes in elections. Why?
The Labor Court of Mato Grosso has ordered the Brazilian multinational food company BRF to pay compensation to an employee who lost her twin daughters after being prevented from leaving work while she was in labor. The shocking case, which occurred in April 2024, was sentenced this week and caused national commotion.
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