Since 1989, Brazilian law has classified racism as a non-bailable offense with no statute of limitations, carrying prison sentences of two to five years. Since 2023, racial insults directed at individuals carry the same penalty. In December 2025, the Supreme Court unanimously recognized the existence of structural racism — and prosecutions of foreign visitors have brought the law to international attention.
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Las elecciones de EE. UU. amplían la representación política

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Votantes en varios estados de EE. UU. eligieron a dirigentes de grupos históricamente subrepresentados: Keisha Lance Bottoms será la primera gobernadora negra, Deb Haaland la primera gobernadora indígena y Chris Pappas el primer senador abiertamente gay. Son avances concretos en diversidad en altos cargos políticos.

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