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C6 Bank
C6 Bank is a Brazilian digital multiple bank headquartered in São Paulo, founded in 2018 by former BTG Pactual executives and licensed by the Central Bank of Brazil in 2019.
Cabal
Cabal: a small secret group plotting for political power, from Hebrew qabbālāh via Latin cabbala; fixed in English by Charles II's 1667–73 Cabal Ministry, whose five ministers' initials spelled the word.
Cabanagem
The Cabanagem was a popular revolt in the Province of Grão-Pará, northern Brazil, from 1835 to 1840, and among the most violent of the Regency-era provincial uprisings.
Cabela's
Cabela's is an American specialty retailer of hunting, fishing, camping, and shooting-sports gear, begun as a 1961 Nebraska mail-order business and acquired by Bass Pro Shops in 2017.
Cabildo
The cabildo was the municipal council of Spanish towns in the Americas, brought from medieval Spain by the conquistadors from the first years of settlement.
Cabildo of Cusco
The Cabildo of Cusco was the municipal council the Spanish established in Cusco, Peru, in 1534, governing the city through the colonial period until the early republic.
Cabildo of Lima
The Cabildo of Lima (Cabildo de Lima) was the municipal council of Lima, capital of the Viceroyalty of Peru, founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535 and lasting until 1839.
Cabildo of Mexico City
The Cabildo of Mexico City, or Cabildo de la Ciudad de México, was the municipal council governing the capital of New Spain, founded in 1522.
Cabildo of Potosí
The Cabildo of Potosí was the municipal council of Potosí in colonial Bolivia, the city's highest local authority from 1562 to the end of the colonial period.
Cabin fever
Cabin fever is a colloquial term for restlessness, irritability, and low mood from prolonged confinement or isolation; not a formal diagnosis. Also an obsolete 1820 term for typhus; modern sense popularized by B. M. Bower's 1918 novel.
Cabinda War
Cabinda War: armed conflict since 1975 between Angola and FLEC separatists fighting for independence of the oil-rich Cabinda exclave, rooted in the 1885 Treaty of Simulambuco and rejected Alvor Agreement, ending with the 2006 memorandum and sporadic later attacks.
Cabinet (government)
Cabinet (government): the body of senior ministers heading a state's executive, found in parliamentary and presidential systems, defined by collective responsibility, portfolio allocation (Gamson's Law), kitchen cabinets, and technocratic cabinets.
Cabinet collective responsibility
Cabinet collective responsibility: the Westminster convention binding all government ministers to publicly support Cabinet decisions or resign. Also called cabinet solidarity. UK convention, not law, set aside by ‘agreements to differ’; a constitutional requirement in Ireland; absent from Northern Ireland’s Executive.
Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) is an Indian Cabinet committee, chaired by the Prime Minister, that decides economic policy, investment, pricing, and disinvestment matters.
Cabinet Information Bureau
The Cabinet Information Bureau (内閣情報局, Naikaku Jōhōkyoku) was the Imperial Japanese Cabinet organ that centralized government propaganda and controlled the press from 1940 to 1945.
Cabinet Legislation Bureau
The Cabinet Legislation Bureau (内閣法制局) is the organ of the Japanese Cabinet that examines bills, orders, and treaties and gives official opinions on interpreting laws.
Cabinet Mission Plan
The Cabinet Mission Plan (कैबिनेट मिशन योजना) was a British scheme of 16 May 1946 proposing a Union of India with provinces grouped in three sections.
Cabinet of Australia
Cabinet of Australia: the council of senior federal ministers, chaired by the Prime Minister, that makes binding government decisions under collective responsibility; governed by convention and the Cabinet Handbook, with records released after 20 years.
Cabinet of Bangladesh
The Cabinet of Bangladesh (মন্ত্রিসভা) is the executive council headed by the Prime Minister under Article 55, collectively responsible to Parliament, governed by the Rules of Business 1996, and supported by the Cabinet Division; in 2026 led by Tarique Rahman.
Cabinet of Canada
Cabinet of Canada (King's Privy Council for Canada ministry): convention-based body of ministers setting federal policy, appointed by the Governor General on the Prime Minister's advice, deciding by consensus under cabinet solidarity.
Cabinet of Donald Trump
Cabinet of Donald Trump: the vice president, 15 executive department heads, and other advisers serving under President Trump in 2017-2021 and from 2025, covering its constitutional basis, members, confirmation pace, diversity, and turnover records.
Cabinet of Japan
The Cabinet of Japan (内閣, naikaku) is the executive branch of the Japanese government, made up of the Prime Minister and the Ministers of State, created in 1885.
Cabinet of Joe Biden
The Cabinet of Joe Biden, also known as the Biden cabinet, was the advisory body of senior officials serving President Joe Biden from January 2021 to January 2025.
Cabinet of Lee Jae Myung
Cabinet of Lee Jae Myung, the State Council of South Korea under President Lee Jae Myung from June 2025, formed after Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment with carry-over ministers, Kim Min-seok as prime minister, and staged June 2025 nominations.
Cabinet of Malaysia
Cabinet of Malaysia (Jemaah Menteri Malaysia), the federal executive chaired by the Prime Minister under Article 43 of the Constitution. Current cabinet under 10th PM Anwar Ibrahim (appointed 24 November 2022), with two deputy prime ministers, 31 ministers after the December 2023 reshuffle, and roots in the first 1955-1957 cabinets.
Cabinet of Nawaf Salam (نواف سلام)
The Cabinet of Nawaf Salam (نواف سلام) is the government of Lebanon, formed by decree on 8 February 2025 under Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, a former International Court of Justice president.
Cabinet of Nigeria
The Cabinet of Nigeria, formally the Federal Executive Council, comprises the President, Vice President, and federal ministers appointed under Sections 147-148 of the 1999 Constitution. Tinubu swore in 45 ministers on 21 August 2023, the largest cabinet since 1999.
Cabinet of Singapore
Cabinet of Singapore: the executive branch under the Constitution, led by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, collectively responsible to Parliament, comprising the PM, Deputy PMs, and ministers for 16 ministries.
Cabinet of South Africa
Cabinet of South Africa: national executive under the 1996 Constitution, made up of the President as head, the Deputy President, and Ministers appointed by the President; known for the 1994 and 2024 Governments of National Unity.
Cabinet of Tadeusz Mazowiecki
The Cabinet of Tadeusz Mazowiecki governed Poland from September 1989 to December 1990, the first non-communist government in the Eastern Bloc, and launched the Balcerowicz Plan market reforms.