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Brazil’s Federal Police must drag Lula to prison
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Brazil’s Federal Police must drag Lula to prison

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Brazil's former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is embraced during his presidential campaign rally with members of his Workers Party and leaders of other left-wing parties in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Monday.
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Lula’s judicial decapitation is a watershed moment for Brazil’s democracy

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Ulisses Soares, left, of Brazil and Gerrit W. Gong, who is Chinese-American, join a panel called the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles at the start of a twice-annual conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Saturday in Salt Lake City.
News

Mormon church adds diversity with non-White, Latin American leaders

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Venezuelans cross the International Simon Bolivar bridge into Cucuta, Colombia, as rising numbers of Venezuelans are fleeing in a burgeoning refugee crisis that could soon match the flight of Syrians from the war-torn Middle East.
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After Syria, the next refugee crisis is in Venezuela

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In this 2015 photo, cut panels of steel used to make blades to build fans for industrial ventilation systems are stored on the production floor at the Robinson Fans Inc. plant in Harmony, Pa. On Friday, the Steel Manufacturers Association praised a report from the Trump administration that called for tariffs on steel imports. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
Business

Steel industry praises proposed tariffs on imports

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In this photo from Jan. 20, an opposition member waves a Venezuelan flag during a protest outside of the city's morgue in Caracas, Venezuela. In Venezuela, President Nicolas Maduro and his Marxist supporters have previously clung to power by refusing to schedule regional elections and by jailing and banning its political opponents. Now, the government has announced hastily-scheduled presidential elections, but the most popular opposition candidate, Henrique Capriles Radonski, has been banned from running. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)
Foreign Policy

Trump should do more to denounce Latin American socialism

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Scots voted to remain British just over three years ago. That vote, all sides agreed in advance, would settle the issue for a generation. But when Britain voted to leave the European Union shortly afterwards, the leader of the Scottish government, Nicola Sturgeon, thought she saw an opportunity to reopen the issue, because Scotland, unlike England and Wales, had voted to stay in.
Columnists

Daniel Hannan: Put out more flags

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Former Brazilian President Lula da Silva (pictured right) has lost his appeal to have a corruption conviction overturned, symbolizing a new reality in Brazil. With time, this should make Brazil's political establishment more accountable, its powerful energy and commodity industries more productive, and its people better served. (AP Photo/Wesley Santos)
Beltway Confidential

Slapping down Lula, Brazil’s judiciary strengthens democracy

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Energy and Environment

US will surpass Saudi Arabia, rival Russia’s oil production in 2018

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Peruvian Parliament to Vote on Whether President Has ‘Permanent Moral Incapacity’
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Peruvian Parliament to Vote on Whether President Has ‘Permanent Moral Incapacity’

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