Travel Brazil Looks to Crack Down on Fake News Ahead of Bitter Election – The New York Times By mylusoJanuary 20, 2025Less 1 min read Officials from the judiciary and law enforcement are teaming up to try to prevent voters from being misled, arguing that freedom of speech cannot come at the cost of a tainted election. ShareTweetPinShare Previous PostBrazilian football match abandoned after mass brawl and nine red cards | World news | The Guardian Next PostGoa Has a Unique Culture, Hindutva Won’t Work Here: BJP MLA Francis D’Souza You May Also Like January 23, 2025 Pope Francis asks prayers for relatives killed in car accident January 23, 2025 Benfica’s Jorge Jesus set for shock move to Sporting Lisbon January 23, 2025 ‘I’d love to play with Cristiano,’ reveals Brazil legend Ronaldo – Goal.com January 23, 2025 Portugal main opposition extends lead on ruling parties in poll – Reuters