The Guardian

83 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Pope Leo XIV receives rapturous welcome on return visit to Peru · Pope Leo XIV returns to Peru where he previously served as local bishop.
• 74-year-old former Red Brigades member escapes house arrest in Argentina · Leonardo Bertulazzi escaped Argentine house arrest ahead of extradition to Italy.
• Peru airport authorities seize 3000 tarantulas smuggled in socks · Peruvian officials seized over 3000 tarantulas hidden in socks from travelers bound for Germany.
• UK proposes slavery apology dialogue but rejects reparations payments · UK will consult affected nations on a slavery apology but will not pay reparations.
• Bryan Adams releases song criticizing Trump's Lake Ontario renaming order · Musician Bryan Adams releases song opposing Donald Trump's Lake America renaming order.
• 1984 Profile: Union Leader Lula Builds Brazil Workers' Party · 1984 Guardian profile covers Brazilian union leader Lula and the rising Workers' Party.
• Lula wins fourth Brazil presidential term, supporters celebrate in São Paulo · Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeated Flávio Bolsonaro to win a fourth term as Brazil president.
• Murdered journalist Dom Phillips warned Bolsonaro posed fascist threat to Brazil · Murdered Guardian journalist Dom Phillips accurately predicted harms from Bolsonaro rule in Brazil.
• Lula supporters campaign ahead of tight Brazil presidential runoff election · Lula voters mobilize to flip undecided voters before Brazil's Sunday presidential runoff.
• Black Journalist Argues for Intra-Communal Discourse Amid Political Hostility · A Black British journalist reflects on navigating a hostile media climate by centering Black and diaspora narratives.
• Meta accused of bias in Brazil election as runoff approaches · Brazilian President Lula alleges Meta restricted his campaign content while allowing his opponent Flávio Bolsonaro to boost posts.
• Alberta Voters Reject Secession Amid Trump Trade War Threats · Alberta voters overwhelmingly rejected a secession referendum, backing Prime Minister Mark Carney's national unity strategy.
• Brazil Pop Fans Mobilize to Support Lula in Presidential Runoff · Brazilian pop music fandoms are organizing a digital campaign to boost Lula's chances in the October 25 presidential runoff.
• Severe Drought Threatens Panama Canal, Agriculture And National Survival · Record drought and El Niño endanger Panama's canal, economy, and rural communities.
• Burrolandia Sanctuary Fights to Preserve Mexico's Endangered Donkey Population · German Flores runs Burrolandia to rescue and preserve Mexico's declining donkey population from exploitation and slaughter.
• Cuban Artist Exiled After Five Years in Prison for Protests · Dissident artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara arrives in Miami after five years in Cuban prison and agreeing to exile.
• Iguazu Falls hits 10x normal water flow, temporarily closed by Argentina · Iguazu Falls records 10x normal water flow, Argentina closes the heritage site temporarily.
• Milei adviser claims UK Islam colonisation amid rising Falklands tension · Javier Milei's chief adviser cites a UK MP election to argue for Falklands sovereignty.
• Mistura Review: Ice Queen Chef Struggles with Peruvian Restaurant Drama · Film Mistura depicts a snobbish trophy wife attempting to run a failing restaurant in 1960s Peru.
• State Capture Explained: How Interest Groups Hijack Public Policy · State capture occurs when narrow interest groups systematically control public institutions to direct policy toward their own interests.
• Podcast explores $1bn San José shipwreck and its mysterious finder · Journalist Julian Sancton discusses the San José shipwreck and archaeologist Roger Dooley.
• Marina Silva Warns Flávio Bolsonaro Will Destroy Amazon · Former minister Marina Silva warns Flávio Bolsonaro plans to finish his father's project of destroying the Amazon.
• Black diaspora cultures use nuanced colour terms beyond western racial frameworks · Global Black diaspora communities use varied colour terms to describe complexion and identity.
• 80-Year-Old Chilean Market Trader Becomes Music Star · Luis Gómez, a retired market vendor from Valparaíso, Chile, became a beloved folk music frontman at age 80.
• Canadian Veterans Indignation Over US Officials Mocking Their Military Service · Canadian veterans express outrage after US officials dismiss the Canadian military and mock their sacrifices.
• Brazil President Lula Admits Election Result Unexpected After Losing First Round · Incumbent President Lula admits Brazil's election result was unexpected as far-right candidate Flávio Bolsonaro leads for a runoff.
• Brazilians Vote in Polarized Presidential Election · Brazilians cast ballots in a highly polarized election between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro.
• Brazilians in Portugal Fight Linguistic Discrimination in Speech Therapy Licensing · Brazilians in Portugal face licensing barriers and discrimination due to prejudice against Brazilian Portuguese.
• Mexico's National Guard Debuts Tiny Chihuahua Recruit · Mexico's National Guard has adopted a 13-month-old Chihuahua named Comando for search-and-rescue training and public outreach.
• US Coast Guard Intercepts Fuel Ship Bound for Cuba · US Coast Guard intercepted a cargo ship named Grace carrying fuel to Cuba in the Caribbean Sea.