Survive News 35

 

Survive News 35

 

After the fall of the regime that brutally dominated Syria for 50 years, the international community is facing a difficult decision: whether or not to recognize a transitional government made up of groups considered terrorists.

The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime caused a rush towards the prisons where the dictator's enemies were held. A crowd reached Saydnaya, a prison in the capital, Damascus, known as a torture complex. Among the thousands of prisoners released, there were women and even children. One of the men who were opening the cells shouted: “Don't be afraid we are part of the revolution”

·        Dozens of refugees from Syria are beginning to return home, after crossing the borders.

The Brazilian government is currently acting to withdraw its diplomatic corps from the embassy in Damascus, Syria. The order for evacuation came from Palácio do Planalto and attempts to protect the country's employees amid the growing escalation of tension in the Middle Eastern country following the overthrow of dictator Bashar al-Assad.

·        Rapporteur for tax reform regulation in the Senate includes weapons and ammunition among products that will pay more tax

The president of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), minister Luís Roberto Barroso, determined this Monday (9) the mandatory use of body cameras by military police officers in the state of São Paulo. The decision also requires the use of equipment with uninterrupted recording.

·        New York police interrogate suspect in murder of health insurer president. The suspect was identified as 26-year-old Luigi Mangione. In the backpack he was with, the police found a gun, a silencer and the same fake ID he allegedly used where he stayed in New York.

Shawn Carter, known as JayZ, Beyoncé's husband, was the target of an anonymous complaint that accused him of having raped a 13-year-old girl along with singer Sean Combs, aka P.Diddy. The information was released last Sunday by the NBC News portal.

·        Fernanda Torres was nominated in the Best Drama Actress category at the 2025 Golden Globes for her work as Eunice Paiva in "Still I'm Here". The film also received a nomination for Best Film in a Non-English Language

President Lula is doing well in the emergency craniotomy surgery, and continues to recover well.

·        Councilor Francisco Nascimento, before being arrested, tried to get rid of cash he kept at home. And he threw a bag of money out the window, before being arrested. It was no use. He was arrested preventively and the money was seized. In the bag, according to the PF, there was R$220,150. Now, the councilor will have to explain his origin and why he kept so much money at home and did not choose to leave it in the bank, in a traceable way.

Navy doctor is hit by a stray bullet inside Marcílio Dias Hospital

A soldier was participating in an event in the auditorium of the Navy Health School and died on Tuesday afternoon (10). PM carried out an operation in the Lins Complex; agents said they were attacked by criminals in the Gambá community.

·        Israel bombs military targets in Syrian territory

The group that took power in Syria's capital began taking the first steps to form a new government. Mohammed al-Bashir is chosen to head the transitional government.

Dalton Trevisan dies at age 99. Writer collected awards throughout his career, such as Machado de Assis - the most important in the ABL -, four Jabutis and Camões, the largest in the Portuguese language.

·        Edgard Telles Ribeiro is elected immortal by the Brazilian Academy of Letters. Writer won by 28 votes against six for his competitor, journalist and film critic Tom Farias; The election took place last Wednesday afternoon.

Deputies approve project that facilitates the purchase and registration of weapons. Among the approved projects is also the one that deals with chemical castration for those definitively convicted of sexual crimes against minors. The text provides for the use of medications.

·        Amaury Pasos, one of the greatest basketball players in Brazilian history, dies at age 89. It was in the national team that he led the best generation Brazil has ever had on the court. Amaury was the highlight of the two-time world basketball champion team – in 1959 and 1963.

3 days ago · Lula is discharged from the ICU and says he is firm and strong The president published the first images on social media since undergoing head surgery. He appears walking down the hall.

·        Emmanuel Macron, President of France, chooses François Bayrou as Prime Minister. In the country, the prime minister is responsible for choosing government ministers and determining the direction of migration and economic policy.

Leader of the group that took power in Syria calls on the population to celebrate the end of the Assad dictatorship. Several countries are working together to try to guarantee stability for Syria at this time of transition.

·        One person dies in catamaran sinking with 47 passengers in Alagoas

The Civil Police reported that the boat had capacity for 70 people, that the pilot is qualified and that they will investigate the accident. The Navy stated that the catamaran is registered.

Swimmers Gabriel Araújo and Carol Santiago received athlete of the year trophies at the Paralympic Awards. At the Paris Paralympic Games, Brazil finished fifth in the overall medal table, the country's best placement in the competition's history - 89 medals: 25 gold, 26 silver and 38 bronze.

·        South Korea votes to impeach the president this Saturday, understand how the process works. If the impeachment is approved, Yoon Suk Yeol leaves his post immediately and the prime minister takes over on an interim basis until the South Korean Constitutional Court confirms or rejects the parliamentary decision and calls new elections.

 

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