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Sydney -
The latest invasion of America (there have been so many lately) comes in the form of a species of ant which is even driving out the fearsome fire ants. The crazy ants are on the loose, changing ecologies and frying electronics around the nation.
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Every single year thousands of Brazilians are dying in auto accidents, and experts say that in many of these cases, the accidents shouldn't have been fatal.
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A Japanese submersible has discovered a mass of granite rock structure beneath the Atlantic Ocean 900 miles off the coast of Rio De Janiero that could be evidence that a continent existed in the region that sank into the ocean millions of years ago.
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Santiago -
At the age of 82 Omara Portuondo, “the grand old lady of Cuban bolero” remains active delighting audiences in various parts of the world. Her busy schedule brought her to Chile and Brazil in May, and is taking her to Ireland and Poland in July.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil – James Hinchcliffe waited for just the right moment before making his move to win his second race of the IZOD IndyCar Series season, on Sunday afternoon in Brazil.
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If cycling forms part of your vacation plans this year or if you’re considering a move to a different city and are keen on cycling, you might want to check out the newly released Copenhagenize Index of the world’s most bicycle friendly cities.
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Bauru -
A Catholic priest in Brazil has been excommunicated after publicly resigning from his post due to his personal defense of homosexuality, open marriage, and other practices which go against the Church's teachings.
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While cleaning it, a Brazilian fisherman had his speargun go off and he wound up shooting himself in the head. The spear went into his head in his left eye cavity and lodged into his brain, where it remained 10 hours.
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Boston -
UPDATE Boston and surrounding areas remain in lock down after one bombing suspect has been killed, the other still at large. One suspect was in custody while being transported to a hospital but later died from multiple gunshot wounds.
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A group of 'eco-sex activists' is making and selling online access to amateur 'ecoporn' to raise money for and awareness of the earth's endangered rain forests.
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A rally organized by the National Medical Marijuana Coalition took place in Lansing Michigan. Hundreds of protesters took part in the rally against medical marijuana discrimination and the abuse of power by legal officials in the state.
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A spring blizzard now being called Winter Storm Walda closed airports and freeways in the Central United States. The storm caused a train to derail, widespread damage and brought normal life to a standstill.
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The beloved member of the Mickey Mouse Club and film star passed away today peacefully in her sleep after a long battle with multiple sclerosis at the Mercy Southwest Hospital in Bakersfield, California.
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Antofagasta -
Yellow Alert was declared on Friday 5 for the town of San Pedro de Atacama, in the Antofagasta Region of Chile, because of the increase in seismic activity at the Láscar Volcano, the most active stratovolcano in the northern Chilean Andes.
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Dalene Key shares her thoughts about fighting an invisible illness. Autoimmune disease research has created conflict with new medications with powerful side effects. New research is being done daily but is it worth the risk?
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A robbery occurs in a Brazilian gas station. The robber seems to be getting away with it until an off duty policeman shows up out of nowhere like a ninja. The policeman takes a shot at the robber. Could injuries have been avoided?
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Rio De Janeiro -
A foreign tourist who was visiting Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was raped and robbed on a minibus, according to Brazilian police.
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A Brazilian model, Sabrina Boing Boing, caused confusion and uproar in Brazil when she posted Instagram photos of herself attempting to breastfeed calves.
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A doctor in Brazil could prove to be one of history's worst serial killers of mankind, according to the British newspaper The Guardian.
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Virginia Soares de Souza is being investigated by the Brazilian health authorities on suspicion of intentionally killing close to 300 patients to free up hospital beds at the Hospital Evangelico in Curitiba, south Brazil.
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