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Earth Hour calls on Brazil to turn off the lights

On Saturday night (25), at 20:30 pm, lights will be turned off in different parts of the country, to draw society's attention to the climate crisis. The blackout is part of Earth Hour, an event promoted annually by the non-governmental environmental organization WWF. (Brazil Agency)

First day of Lollapalooza was marked by firsts

The first day of the 10th edition of Lollapalooza Brasil took place on Friday (24) and was marked by the debuts of Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X and Kali Uchis on Brazilian soil. According to the festival's production, the first day of the event received more than 103 thousand people. (g1)

Lula will embark for China tomorrow

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) will rest this Saturday before embarking on Sunday (25) for China. The visit had to be postponed a day after the president was diagnosed with mild pneumonia. (The globe)

Tornado and storms leave at least 19 dead in Mississippi

At least 19 people were killed by a tornado and severe storms that hit the US state of Mississippi on Friday, authorities told ABC. (AFP)

Victims of domestic violence will be able to repair scars in the SUS

Representative Silvia Waiãpi (PL-AP) wants to approve a bill that aims to provide paramedical micropigmentation as a complementary assistance service to the SUS (Unified Health System). The measure seeks to assist women who are victims of domestic violence or who have undergone cancer surgery. (The ability to )

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SP hosts unprecedented exhibition by Cândido Portinari

From this Saturday (25th) Galeria Frente, in the capital of São Paulo, will have works by Candido Portinari. Know more!

'Carta da Terra' talks about the impact of deforestation in the Cerrado on water availability and quality

In Carta da Terra, published this week by Earth News, Lourival Sant'Anna talks about the impact of deforestation in the Cerrado and how it threatens the supply and quality of water in several Brazilian municipalities. 💧

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