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How did an Oscar-winning documentary about Palestinian resistance and Brazil's first foreign film Oscar intersect with 2025's major crises?

The episode is a solo narrative by host Vítor Soares, structured as a month-by-month review of a speculative 2025. It begins in March with the Oscar ceremony, highlighting the documentary 'No Other Land' about Palestinian resistance and Brazil's win for best foreign film with 'I'm Still Here'. March also sees the U.S. Supreme Court accept a complaint accusing Jair Bolsonaro of planning a coup after the 2022 elections. April includes social protests in Europe against economic reforms. May covers legal debates in Brazil about the coup plot and the election of a new pope, Leo XIV. June discusses climate data showing record heat waves and elections in Europe with gains by conservative parties. July describes intense heat waves in southern Europe and U.S. protectionist trade policies impacting Brazil. August details Bolsonaro's house arrest for violating court orders and large-scale wildfires in Europe. September focuses on the UN General Assembly and the start of Bolsonaro's trial, culminating in his conviction on September 11. October highlights the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and a lethal police operation in Rio that killed over 130 people. November covers the COP climate conference in Brazil, the death of musician Lô Borges, and Bolsonaro's imprisonment for trying to remove his ankle monitor. December mentions U.S. sanctions being lifted against Brazil, a terrorist attack in Australia, and a Brazilian Senate bill to reduce prison sentences for coup participants. The episode ends by previewing 2026 tensions around Brazilian elections and the World Cup.

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