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New polls show former justice minister Sergio Moro firmly ahead in the race for governor of Paraná, Brazil. A Quaest survey gives him 43% of valid votes, with Sandro Alex and Roberto Requião tied in a distant second place. An Atlas poll puts him even higher, at 44.7%, against 31.6% for Requião Filho and 20.2% for Sandro Alex. Outlets are highlighting the uncertainty over who will face him in a likely runoff.
- 2Boston Dynamics Details Atlas Robot's New Four-Finger Hand●How Atlas’ Four Finger Robot Hand Gets Superhuman Grip and Control
Boston Dynamics has showcased a four-fingered robotic hand for its Atlas humanoid robot, designed to deliver superhuman grip and control. IEEE Spectrum takes a close look at how the hand's mechanics and sensing enable dexterous manipulation, a key step toward humanoids that can handle real-world objects and tasks beyond basic walking and lifting.
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A new Atlas poll shows Jerônimo Rodrigues leading the 2026 Bahia governor's race with 51.5% of valid votes in the first round, while ACM Neto registers 47.4%. The survey points to a tight, two-candidate contest in one of Brazil's biggest states, fueling debate about the incumbent's re-election chances and the opposition's strength heading into next year's elections.
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Morocco's national football team, the Atlas Lions, have arrived in Tangier for a friendly international against Mali. Attention on Moroccan football comes ahead of their Africa Cup tie against Lesotho on 29 September, with prediction and odds coverage already circulating. Dutch-speaking fans are following both fixtures closely.
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Morocco's national football team is in focus after beating Lesotho in Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifying. Feyenoord midfielder Targhalline impressed in the win, and Brahim Diaz drew praise for his performance wearing the number 10 shirt. Ahead of the Lesotho fixture, CAF president Patrice Motsepe visited the Atlas Lions, while attention also turns to Morocco's upcoming match against Mali.