About 1,000 demonstrators gathered in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday to protest a Monday visit by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. A range of gay, Jewish, Christian, anti-racism and other activists joined forces for the protest.
Brazil's supreme court has decided to grant the extradition of an Italian ex-militant wanted for multiple murders, Cesare Battisti. The court will decide whether or not President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will have the final say in the case.
In this edition, let's talk about Horror films. Then, we turn to London Coliseum for the new production of 'The Rite of Spring' and 'The Little Prince' by Saint-Exupéry turns into an interactive exhibit that opens in Sao Paulo.
A major power cut left tens of millions of people in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro without electricity on Tuesday night due to problems with the transmission lines that connect to a massive dam supplying both cities.
In this edition, Jessica Michault talks about high jewelry with Louis Vuiton, Boucheron and Faberge 's collection. And, let's go to Brazil for a film festival in the fight against climate change.
A private memorial service near Rio de Janeiro takes place on Saturday for the European and Brazilian families of the 228 people who died in the fated Air France 447 flight in June.
Only a few weeks after Rio won its bid to host the Olympics Games in 2016, crime levels have become a major concern after a police helicopter was shot down. Since then, almost 50 people have been killed in clashes between police and rival drug gangs.
In this edition: just weeks after winning the bid for the Summer Olympics,
a wave of violence between rival drug gangs in Rio de Janiero hits the headlines; Las Vegas' homeless set up camp in the tunnels underneath Sin City.
The terror attack that killed dozens in southeastern Iran is on the front page of today’s Tehran Times. We also take a look at the front pages of the Italian papers which cover the Iranian attack. Theran has pointed the finger at the US which denie
