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Former FC Barcelona exec accused of taking bribes to help Qatar get votes as 2022 World Cup hostOrganization’s human rights experts say that denying Mohammed Nourizad proper medical care may amount to torture The 68-year-old was jailed after co-signing a letter calling for constitutional change and resignation of Iran’s supreme leader NEW YORK:… Jul 17 17July 17, 2017Article at Arab News
Former FC Barcelona exec accused of taking bribes to help Qatar get votes as 2022 World Cup hostRAMALLAH, Palestinian Territories: Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said Friday that elections had been postponed until there was a guarantee voting can take place in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem, further delaying polls in a society which last… Jul 17 17July 17, 2017Article at Arab News
Former FC Barcelona exec accused of taking bribes to help Qatar get votes as 2022 World Cup hostBRASILIA: The former president of the FC Barcelona football club in Spain, Sandro Rosell, is being accused by Spanish authorities of having accepted bribes of €30 million ($34.2 million) allegedly paid by Qatar for him to pass on to African members… Jul 17 17July 17, 2017Article at Arab News
Brazil’s Temer rushes to get Congress to block corruption probeBRASILIA: Brazilian President Michel Temer is in a fight for his political life after the Attorney General Rodrigo Janot filed corruption charges against him, the first time ever that this has happened to a president while in office. Janot accused… Jul 05 17July 05, 2017Article at Arab News
Artigo: Jogo duplo e dois lados inflexíveisA grave crise diplomática entre o Qatar e Arábia Saudita, Emirados Árabes Unidos, Bahrein, Egito está se aprofundando com o ministro de Relações Exteriores do Qatar insistindo que seu país não modificará sua política externa e tampouco fechará a… Jun 11 17June 11, 2017Article at O Globo
Artigo: ‘Crise com Qatar sem precedentes’, por Rasheed Abou-AlsamhWASHINGTON - O mundo está acordando neste 5 de junho 2017 com a notícia chocante de que a Arábia Saudita, Bahrein, Egito, Emirados Árabes e o Iêmen estão cortando relações diplomáticas com Qatar. Os cinco países acusam o Qatar de apoiar grupos… Jun 05 17June 05, 2017Article at O Globo
Corruption probe slows down Brazilian economyFollow @arabnews BRASILIA: The ongoing Car Wash corruption investigation in Brazil is negatively affecting the growth of the economy, which is already facing its worst recession ever. Official figures released earlier this week show the economy has… Mar 09 17March 09, 2017Article at Arab News
O martírio de entrar nos EUANunca foi fácil para estrangeiros entrarem legalmente nos EUA. Os obstáculos começam com o processo de pedir um visto de entrada e a entrevista feita numa embaixada americana. Para passar esta etapa, você tem que provar para funcionários americanos… Mar 03 17March 03, 2017Article at O Globo
Corruption probe may have caused resignation of Brazilian FMJUBA: South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has dissolved parliament, opening the way for lawmakers from opposing sides of the country’s civil war to be appointed under a 2018 peace accord. Kiir’s decision was announced on public television but no date… Feb 23 17February 23, 2017Article at Arab News
Corruption probe may have caused resignation of Brazilian FMSputnik V’s makers accused Brazil's health regulator Anvisa of spreading false information about the vaccine Anvisa says it had denied requests to import Sputnik V, saying its experts had flagged “uncertainties” about the jab BRASILIA: Brazil’s… Feb 23 17February 23, 2017Article at Arab News
Corruption probe may have caused resignation of Brazilian FMBRASILIA: The ongoing sweeping Car Wash corruption investigation by the Brazilian Federal Police, which has already seen the arrest of scores of top politicians and businessmen, may have in part pushed Foreign Minister Jose Serra, 74, to resign late… Feb 23 17February 23, 2017Article at Arab News
Brazil police return to work after strike triggers panicBRASILIA: “Everything was closed, and we all stayed at home, afraid to go out into the streets,” said a resident of Vilha Velha, Espirito Santo, to Arab News in an interview. Around 600 military police returned to work in Espirito Santo on Saturday… Feb 12 17February 12, 2017Article at Arab News
Venezuela’s opposition tries to unite against MaduroBRASILIA: A divided opposition in Venezuela is trying to put their differences aside to fight the political repression of President Nicolas Maduro, attempt to stop the country’s economy from sliding even more into depression, and to lower sky-high… Feb 09 17February 09, 2017Article at Arab News
Brazil tries to contain yellow fever outbreakBRASILIA: Brazil is trying to contain an outbreak of yellow fever that has already claimed 46 lives, by vaccinating inhabitants of high-risk areas. There have been 568 suspected cases of yellow fever so far this year, with 430 still being… Feb 01 17February 01, 2017Article at Arab News
Brazilian experts call for change in jail sentencingMANILA: Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday called on local leaders in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) to help the national government bring peace to the center of the region. During a visit to the 6th… Jan 23 17January 23, 2017Article at Arab News
Brazilian experts call for change in jail sentencingBRASILIA: Brazilian prisons have been hit by a wave of violent riots this month, resulting in the deaths of at least 137 prisoners and prompting justice experts to call for sweeping reforms of Brazil’s criminal judicial system. The first riot… Jan 23 17January 23, 2017Article at Arab News
Brazilian states struggle to pay employeesBRASILIA: Three Brazilian states are struggling to pay their employees, as the country contends with the ongoing economic downturn. Minas Gerais, Rio Grande do Sul and Rio de Janeiro have all been unable to pay state workers on time, delaying… Jan 19 17January 19, 2017Article at Arab News
Journalist makes new headlines on refugee crisisBRASILIA: Kety Shapazian, a 49-year-old Brazilian journalist and mother of a 17-year-old daughter, never thought that she would one day find herself helping pull refugees off of overcrowded boats on the coast of Greece. But that is what happened at… Dec 12 16December 12, 2016Article at Arab News
Specialty coffee takes Jeddah by stormFollow @arabnews Are you tired of the sugary, milky coffee that is available from all the usual international chains in Saudi Arabia? If so, perhaps you should sample specialty coffee, where the preparation process is essential to the improved taste… Nov 24 16November 24, 2016Article at Arab News