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Pele's Funeral To Take Place On Tuesday In Hometown Santos
The wake for late Brazilian football legend Pele will be held on Monday and his funeral on Tuesday in Santos, the southeastern city where he played most of his career, his former club said after his death
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"Our Greatest Idol": Brazilians Flock To Hospital After Pele's Death
Fans also flocked to leave flowers outside the stadium of the club where Pele spent most of his career, Santos, as the southeastern city declared seven days of mourning for its hero
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Three Killed In Twin School Shootings In Brazil
At least three people including an adolescent girl were killed and 11 others wounded Friday when a man opened fire on two schools in southeastern Brazil, officials said.
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Brazil's Serrana Sees 95% Drop In Covid Cases As All Adults Vaccinated
Serrana, a city in southeastern Brazilian state of Sao Paulo, has seen a 95% drop in COVID-19 deaths after it concluded vaccination of almost all adults, TV Globo reported on Sunday.
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30 Killed, 17 Missing In Record Brazil Rainstorms, Says Official
At least 30 people have been killed by intense storms in southeastern Brazil, the Civil Defense office in Minas Gerais state said Saturday.
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The Amazon Is In Flames. But Brazil's Past Can Show The Path Forward.
Just over 16 years ago, on a sweltering day along the southeastern fringe of the Amazon forest, we sat down to catch our breath on a half-burnt log. Plumes of smoke on the horizon wafted to the sky, and the sound of chainsaws whirred in the distance. We couldn't have known that we were sitting in a time and place that was rapidly approaching peak d...
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Gunman Kills Five In Brazil Cathedral, Commits Suicide
A gunman opened fire in a cathedral in the southeastern Brazilian city of Campinas, near Sao Paulo, on Tuesday, killing at least five worshippers before committing suicide, police said. Paramedics told media the man fired a revolver and a .38-caliber pistol inside the cathedral, also wounding several people before killing himself.
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Shooter Kills At Least 11, Self At New Year's Party In Brazil
A gunman stormed a house party and killed at least 11 people and himself during New Year celebrations in the southeastern Brazilian city of Campinas late on Saturday.
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Brazil Defends Treasures Of Its 'Blue Amazon'
Hundreds of years ago, Brazil's southern Atlantic waters were sailed by pirates in search of plunder. Now these remote depths, dubbed the "Blue Amazon", hold richer treasures for scientists.
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2 Dead, 28 Missing as Recovery Proceeds Near Burst Brazil Dams
Brazilian authorities on Sunday confirmed a second death caused by a massive mudflow and flooding that swamped towns near an iron ore mine in the southeastern state of Minas Gerais.
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Desperate Search for Brazil Mudslide Survivors
Rescuers for a third day Saturday searched the site where an avalanche of mud and mining sludge buried a village in southeastern Brazil, with at least one person dead and 28 missing.
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5 Killed in Helicopter Crash in Brazil
Officials say a helicopter has crashed in southeastern Brazil, killing five people.
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Brazil Presidential Candidate Campos Killed in Plane Crash: State Media
Brazilian presidential candidate Eduardo Campos was killed in a plane crash in the southeastern city of Santos on Wednesday, television news network GloboNews said, without saying how it obtained the information.
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Robbers Grab USD36 Million Samsung Electronics in Brazil
Around 20 armed robbers raided a Samsung plant in southeastern Brazil on Monday, leaving with 40,000 smartphones, laptops, tablets and other electronics worth $36 million that were loaded in seven trucks, police said.
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Brazil Students Inhale Chemical Product
Officials in a small city in southeastern Brazil say that 11 students and one teacher fell ill after inhaling a chemical sprayed on an orange grove near a public school.
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Pele's Funeral To Take Place On Tuesday In Hometown Santos
The wake for late Brazilian football legend Pele will be held on Monday and his funeral on Tuesday in Santos, the southeastern city where he played most of his career, his former club said after his death
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"Our Greatest Idol": Brazilians Flock To Hospital After Pele's Death
Fans also flocked to leave flowers outside the stadium of the club where Pele spent most of his career, Santos, as the southeastern city declared seven days of mourning for its hero
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Three Killed In Twin School Shootings In Brazil
At least three people including an adolescent girl were killed and 11 others wounded Friday when a man opened fire on two schools in southeastern Brazil, officials said.
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Brazil's Serrana Sees 95% Drop In Covid Cases As All Adults Vaccinated
Serrana, a city in southeastern Brazilian state of Sao Paulo, has seen a 95% drop in COVID-19 deaths after it concluded vaccination of almost all adults, TV Globo reported on Sunday.
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30 Killed, 17 Missing In Record Brazil Rainstorms, Says Official
At least 30 people have been killed by intense storms in southeastern Brazil, the Civil Defense office in Minas Gerais state said Saturday.
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The Amazon Is In Flames. But Brazil's Past Can Show The Path Forward.
Just over 16 years ago, on a sweltering day along the southeastern fringe of the Amazon forest, we sat down to catch our breath on a half-burnt log. Plumes of smoke on the horizon wafted to the sky, and the sound of chainsaws whirred in the distance. We couldn't have known that we were sitting in a time and place that was rapidly approaching peak d...
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Gunman Kills Five In Brazil Cathedral, Commits Suicide
A gunman opened fire in a cathedral in the southeastern Brazilian city of Campinas, near Sao Paulo, on Tuesday, killing at least five worshippers before committing suicide, police said. Paramedics told media the man fired a revolver and a .38-caliber pistol inside the cathedral, also wounding several people before killing himself.
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Shooter Kills At Least 11, Self At New Year's Party In Brazil
A gunman stormed a house party and killed at least 11 people and himself during New Year celebrations in the southeastern Brazilian city of Campinas late on Saturday.
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Brazil Defends Treasures Of Its 'Blue Amazon'
Hundreds of years ago, Brazil's southern Atlantic waters were sailed by pirates in search of plunder. Now these remote depths, dubbed the "Blue Amazon", hold richer treasures for scientists.
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2 Dead, 28 Missing as Recovery Proceeds Near Burst Brazil Dams
Brazilian authorities on Sunday confirmed a second death caused by a massive mudflow and flooding that swamped towns near an iron ore mine in the southeastern state of Minas Gerais.
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Desperate Search for Brazil Mudslide Survivors
Rescuers for a third day Saturday searched the site where an avalanche of mud and mining sludge buried a village in southeastern Brazil, with at least one person dead and 28 missing.
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5 Killed in Helicopter Crash in Brazil
Officials say a helicopter has crashed in southeastern Brazil, killing five people.
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Brazil Presidential Candidate Campos Killed in Plane Crash: State Media
Brazilian presidential candidate Eduardo Campos was killed in a plane crash in the southeastern city of Santos on Wednesday, television news network GloboNews said, without saying how it obtained the information.
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Robbers Grab USD36 Million Samsung Electronics in Brazil
Around 20 armed robbers raided a Samsung plant in southeastern Brazil on Monday, leaving with 40,000 smartphones, laptops, tablets and other electronics worth $36 million that were loaded in seven trucks, police said.
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Brazil Students Inhale Chemical Product
Officials in a small city in southeastern Brazil say that 11 students and one teacher fell ill after inhaling a chemical sprayed on an orange grove near a public school.
