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How the Banco Master scandal shaped Brazil's presidential race

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By Euan Marshall Verified
| Al Jazeera English Verified
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is in a tight race against right-wing Senator Flavio Bolsonaro. Will a banking scandal tip the vote?
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A first in Brazil: Black-faced lion tamarins vaccinated

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By Euan Marshall Verified
| Open Legal Blog Archive
In restinga shrub areas of the Atlantic Forest on the coast of Paraná state, researchers have carried out the first yellow fever vaccinations of black-faced lion tamarins. The initiative took place in July 2026 and aims to protect the species, known locally as the “caissara lion tamarin,” from disease outbreaks that could further reduce its small wild population.
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A first in Brazil: Black-faced lion tamarins vaccinated

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By Euan Marshall Verified
| Mongabay Verified
In restinga shrub areas of the Atlantic Forest on the coast of Paraná state, researchers have carried out the first yellow fever vaccinations of black-faced lion tamarins. The initiative took place in July 2026 and aims to protect the species, known locally as the “caissara lion tamarin,” from disease outbreaks that could further reduce its small wild population.
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