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LATAM POLITICS TODAY-Brazil s crowdfunded insurrection leaves paper trail for police

Colombia police seize grenades, dozens of guns belonging to dissidents BOGOTA - Colombia's national police said on Monday they confiscated an arsenal of weapons, including guns, grenades and a machine gun belonging to dissidents from the now-disbanded FARC rebel group.

Brazil s Lula doesn t intend to revoke labor, pension reforms, VP says

Brazil soccer legend Pele in stable condition amid cancer battle, hospital says

Brazilian soccer legend Pele remains in stable condition after being hospitalized earlier this week as he battles colon cancer, a new medical report released by Sao Paulo's Albert Einstein Hospital said on Saturday. He had a tumor removed from his colon in September 2021 and has been receiving hospital care on a regular basis. "He is still undergoing treatment and remains in stable condition," the medical staff said.

LATAM POLITICS TODAY-Mexico s president says summit in doubt as Peru s Castillo blocked from travel

Brazil's Lula discharged from hospital after throat treatment SAO PAULO - Brazilian President-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva left hospital on Monday after a procedure to remove potentially pre-cancerous patches from his vocal cords, doctors said, adding they had found no abnormal tissue mass in the process.

Brazil trans lawmaker eyes job quota to curb anti-LGBT+ violence

By Jennifer Ann Thomas SAO PAULO, Oct 6 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Having made history as the first trans person in Brazil to be elected as a state representative, Erica Malunguinho is used to criticism and abuse from the public and even other politicians. Yet despite the challenges of working in a country that consistently ranks as one of the world's deadliest places for LGBT+ people, the 39-year-old is undeterred in her push for equality for transgender people - especially in the workplace.

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