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Departures of note

Brazil edition
  1. Francisco Rodrigues de Carvalho Neto1967–2026Brazilian journalist who served as journalism director of TV Câmara in Natal and president of the Capitania das Artes cultural foundation.
  2. Landri Alves Carvalho Neto1984–2026Brazilian journalist and lawyer who presented at RedeTV Tocantins and advocated for LGBTQIA+ rights.
  3. Rafael Junior dos Santos Freire1989–2026Brazilian professional footballer who played as a midfielder for Bragantino-PA and other clubs until 2022.
  4. Manoel Dias1938–2026Brazilian lawyer and politician, co-founder of the PDT and Minister of Labour and Employment from 2013 to 2015.
  5. Homero Fonseca1949–2026Brazilian journalist and writer from Pernambuco, editor-in-chief of Diario de Pernambuco and author of books on the state's history and culture.
  6. Maria Vilma Alves da Silva1947–2026Maria Vilma Alves da Silva was a Brazilian police delegate who became the first woman and first Black woman to lead the Civil Police of Piauí, known for defending women's rights.
  7. José Humberto de Oliveira1962–2026Brazilian professional footballer and coach who played for Santos and led several Brazilian clubs, winning state titles.
  8. Alexsandro Gusmão Duarte1981–2026Brazilian city councilor (vereador) of Tanguá, Rio de Janeiro, killed in a shooting at a bar in August 2026.
  9. Luis Garcia Jorge1931–2026Spanish-born Brazilian sculptor who created 23 public sculptures in Santos, including the Monument to Cristóvão Colombo and the bust of Visconde de Mauá.
  10. Diego Henrique Feltran1987–2026Brazilian jiu-jitsu fighter and multiple regional champion from São José do Rio Pardo who died in a motorcycle accident.
  11. Antônio Calixto?–2026Brazilian cover artist who impersonated Junior Lima of the duo Sandy & Junior in performances and appeared in the Globoplay documentary.
  12. João Garcia1949–2026Brazilian journalist and radio broadcaster with over five decades in gaúcho sports journalism, working at Grupo RBS and presiding over the Aceg.
  13. Marcelo Diniz Martins1967–2026Brazilian poet, lyricist, and literature professor who wrote lyrics for Fred Martins, including the song 'Flores'.
  14. Glória Menezes1934–2026Brazilian actress, one of the great names of Brazilian dramaturgy, starring in more than 40 Globo telenovelas over six decades.