World Cup, start of COP27, plane crash in Tanzania and more

• TRAGEDY: A Precision Air plane crashed into Lake Victoria, Tanzania, this Sunday (6). Local authorities said the aircraft was carrying 39 people. Those rescued were taken to the hospital to receive medical care. (UOL)
• CLIMATE CONFERENCE: The success of COP27, which begins this Sunday in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, will be tested by the ability of countries to find a solution to compensate for the losses and damages in regions that are already affected by climate change, according to diplomats from different countries arriving for the two weeks of negotiations. (Folha de S.Paulo) (I.e.
• NEW GOVERNMENT: What economic challenges await Lula from 2023 onwards? In addition to the fiscal issue, the new team will deal with a slowing economy, high interest rates and still high inflation, amid an unfavorable external scenario. (Stay) (I.e.
• CUP OF MILLIONS: How much does it cost to watch the games in Qatar? The fan who decided today to take a trip to watch every day of the competition directly from the Middle Eastern country would payariaat least R$52 thousand. (G1)
• GRIEF IN MUSIC: Singer Aaron Carter, brother of Nick Carter (from the boy band Backstreet Boys) died this Saturday at the age of 34. The artist started in the music market in 1997, when he was just nine years old. (Variety*)

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