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Brazil: Seven People Dead As Strong And Short-Lived Storm Hit Sao Paulo Leaving 1.4 Million Without Power

At least seven people lost their lives after a strong and short-lived storm hit São Paulo, Brazil, leaving approximately 1.4 million homes in the country's largest city without electricity on Saturday. Authorities in São Paulo state reported record-breaking wind speeds on Friday night, reaching up to 108 kph (67 mph),...

Brazil: Chaos Ensues In Mayoral Debate As Candidate Hits Rival With Chair On Live TV

At Brazil's São Paulo, a mayoral debate descended into chaos when one candidate assaulted a rival with a chair. As per footage from live broadcast on TV Cultura, a heating exchange was witnessed between José Luiz Datena and Pablo Marçal, which escalated into Datena swinging a chair at Marçal. Later, Marçal...

The Weeknd Drops New Single “Dancing In the Flames” as Teaser for Upcoming Album ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’

The Weeknd, one of the most influential artists of this generation, has officially launched a new chapter in his musical journey with the release of “Dancing In the Flames,” the first single from his highly anticipated sixth album, Hurry Up Tomorrow. Released on Friday, the song marks the beginning of...

Devastating Wildfires In Brazil’s Sao Paulo State Claim Several Lives

Brazil’s southern Sao Paulo state is grappling with a series of devastating wildfires that have already claimed the lives of at least two people, according to officials on Saturday. The fires, which have placed 36 cities on high alert, continue to spread across the region, fueled by an intense heatwave...

Stranded For Weeks: 600+ Asian Migrants, Including Indians, Face Harsh Conditions At Brazil’s Airport

Sao Paulo International Airport in Brazil has become a makeshift refuge for over 666 Asian migrants, including individuals from India, Nepal, and Vietnam. The migrants, who arrived without proper visas, find themselves in a grim situation, confined to a restricted area of the airport under harsh conditions. Reports from Reuters...