Did you have a bad time on Black Friday? Find out what your rights are; see the highlights of Curto Flash

GOT BAD?

Did you buy it on Black Friday and regret it? See how to exchange and what your rights are. Black Friday, which heated up the Brazilian retail market, officially ended this Friday (25). For some, however, post-purchase can be a time of regret ― and, for suppliers, an opportunity to strengthen bonds with customers. To exchange or return a product, you must be aware of consumer rights. (Estadão 🚥)

Find out how to practice conscious consumption on Black Friday

Black Friday has arrived, with special conditions and unique opportunities. Really? O Curto News spoke with the Akatu Institute – an organization that works to raise awareness and mobilize society towards more conscious consumption – about the importance of reflecting before a purchase, to reduce the negative impacts of consumption on your pocket, on society and on the environment. Check out!

THE RETURN OF MASKS

When entering public transport in the capital of São Paulo this Saturday (26), don't forget your mask! The protection item is once again mandatory on buses, subways and trains in São Paulo, due to the increase in Covid-19 cases in the statesystem. (FSP 🚥)

With Covid-19 high, São Paulo City Hall and State Government resume mandatory use of masks on public transport

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The government of the state of São Paulo and the city hall of the capital of São Paulo announced this Thursday (24) the mandatory return of the use of masks on buses and the subway. The rule will be valid from this Saturday (26).

WE ARE 8 BILLION

According to a calculation by the United Nations (UN), this year, the planet reached 8 billion inhabitants.

As a result of advances in medicine and science in recent decades, this milestone also increases the challenges in combating climate change. Population growth increases global demand for food, energy and pressure on natural resources, such as forests and waterways. Understand the environmental impact of this population increasesystem. (Estadão 🚥)

TRAGEDY IN ARACRUZ

Bodies of victims of attacks on schools in Aracruz, Espírito Santo, are buried. Three people died in the attack and 13 others were injured. Attack was this Friday (25). (G1)

Shooting attack at two schools in Aracruz, ES, kills 3 and injures 11; killer is a former student and was captured

An armed teenager attacked two schools in the city of Aracruz, Espírito Santo, this Friday morning (25). According to local police, three people died – two teachers and a 12-year-old girl – and 11 others were injured. The shooter is a teenager, a former student at one of the schools. He was detained hours after the crime.

PROTESTS IN CHINA

The raiva of the Chinese population, in relation to the expansion of restrictions against covid-19, erupted in rare protests in China's far western Xinjiang region and in the country's capital – while infections across the country set another recordsystem. (Reuters*)

Crowds took to the streets on Friday night (25) shouting “End the blockade!” and raising their fists in the air after a deadly fire on Thursday (24) left 10 people dead. According to reports, the victims were unable to escape the fire in time because the building was partially blocked.

SLIDING IN ITALY

A strong storm caused a landslide on the Italian island of Ischia. Eight people died when the earth hit some buildings, said Infrastructure Minister Matteo Salvini this Saturday (26). (The Guardian*)

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