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Polícia Militar de Minas Gerais

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Aviation accidents in Minas Gerais

2 clusters · 43 sources · last updated

Latest: Minas Gerais officials honor three military police officers killed in plane crash

On October 9, 2026, two separate aviation accidents occurred in Minas Gerais, Brazil, resulting in four fatalities. In Santana do Paraíso, a Beechcraft Super King Air 300 operated by the Minas Gerais Military Police (P

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Criminal activity and police operations in Brazil

20 clusters · 346 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil: PRF reports major drug seizures and fatal highway accidents

Law enforcement operations in Brazil continue to target organized crime, narcotics trafficking, and fraud. Recent actions include the dismantling of a drug trafficking and money laundering network in Araçatuba, São Paulo

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Traffic accidents in Santa Luzia

2 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Paraná driver arrested after fatal rollover and fleeing scene

A series of vehicular accidents occurred on highways in Santa Luzia, Minas Gerais. In mid-September, a side-impact collision involving two passenger vehicles on the MG-010 highway resulted in three injuries. The acciden

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Employment opportunities in Paraíba, Brazil

2 clusters · 105 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil announces widespread employment and educational opportunities

Employment and public service opportunities continue to expand in Paraíba. Following the initial announcement of hundreds of vacancies by the National Employment System of Paraíba (Sine-PB), new openings were detailed fo

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Criminal justice and violence in Brazil

3 clusters · 79 sources · last updated

Latest: Acre man sentenced to 93 years for sexual abuse of daughter

Investigations into the Brazilian justice system have highlighted how systemic delays can prolong violence and obscure connections between state agents and organized crime. Research into ‘milicianos’ (militia members) su

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