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Aida Pelaez-Fernandez

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Latest Articles

Brazil institute sues social media giants for $525 million over excessive use by minors

Brazil's Collective Defense Institute has filed two lawsuits demanding 3 billion reais ($525.27 million) from the Brazilian units of TikTok, Kwai and Meta Platforms for allegedly failing to create mechanisms to prevent indiscriminate use of these social media platforms by minors, according to initial petitions seen by Reuters.
By Patrícia Vilas Boas
• Reuters

K-pop stars become models as fashion brands eye their global fanbase

U.S. designer Tommy Hilfiger browses through a rail of custom-made suits worn to this year's Met Gala by K-pop stars Stray Kids, before opening up a tuxedo to reveal a special label. The eight-member South Korean boy-band are Tommy Hilfiger brand ambassadors and caused an online frenzy when they became …
By Natasha SC Mulenga
• Reuters

Gay Brazilians targeted in deadly stickups, lured by dating apps

It was June 12, Lover's Day in Brazil. Leo Nunes, 24, had spent a few days talking to someone he met on Hornet, a popular gay dating app, before arranging their first encounter in Sao Paulo's middle-class Sacoma neighborhood. A security camera captured the moment that two men on a …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

Gymnastics-Hundreds of girls in Brazil join gymnastics classes inspired by Olympic champion Andrade

In a Sao Paulo suburb, where Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade started to train before becoming the country's most decorated Olympian in history, hundreds of new students dream to follow in her footsteps. The 425 spots at the local gymnastics centre made available were filled in fewer than 48 hours – …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

Sharks off Rio de Janeiro test positive for cocaine

Sharks off the coast of Brazil's party city Rio de Janeiro have tested positive for cocaine. The predators were consuming the potent stimulant due to its continuous release from inadequate sewage treatment facilities and clandestine refining operations, scientists wrote in a study, opens new tab published in Science of The …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

Brazilian aims for Olympic gold in women's lightweight

Beatriz Ferreira's journey in boxing began in her family's garage at the age of four. Now, 27 years after first picking up the gloves, the Brazilian, daughter of twice Brazil boxing champion Raimundo Oliveira Ferreira, is the favourite to win gold at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in the lightweight …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

Visitors uncover Black Brazilian past of Sao Paulo's Japanese neighborhood

São Paulo's Liberdade neighborhood, home to the largest Japanese community outside Japan, is renowned for its Asian-style architecture, restaurants and public lighting resembling paper lanterns. Thousands of tourists enjoy the area's cuisine and culture, often unaware of the neighborhood's Black history. The name "Liberdade" (liberty in English) has been linked …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

K-pop stars Stray Kids prepare for comeback with upbeat London show

LONDON, July 14 (Reuters) - "This is a career highlight," popular K-pop group Stray Kids said as they headlined the British Summer Time (BST) Hyde Park Festival on Sunday. The eight-man group from South Korea debuted in 2018 after being formed by JYP Entertainment through a reality show. They have …
By Natasha SC Mulenga
• Reuters

Brazilian aims for Olympic gold in women's lightweight

Beatriz Ferreira's journey in boxing began in her family's garage at the age of four. Now, 27 years after first picking up the gloves, the Brazilian, daughter of twice Brazil boxing champion Raimundo Oliveira Ferreira, is the favourite to win gold at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in the lightweight …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

'Miracles' and hope: Stampede spotlights India's craze for godmen

Just a pat on the back by preacher "Bhole Baba" and Ramkumari said a stone in her kidney vanished. The 85-year-old gave no proof but this story and countless others of similar "miracles" led to Baba's following rocketing in India's northern states. A gathering addressed by the former police head …
By Shivam Patel
• Reuters

Not politics, not interest rates: India's surging economy at risk from water

India, the world's most populous nation has suffered from water shortages for decades, but crises are coming around with increasing frequency. The shortages are affecting rural and urban Indians alike, disrupting agriculture and industry, stoking food inflation and risking social unrest.
By Shivam Patel
• Reuters

Nike stock plunges as gloomy sales forecast fans growth concerns

Nike's (NKE.N), opens new tab stock slumped 20% on Friday as a forecast for a surprise drop in annual sales amplified investor concerns about the pace of the sportswear giant's efforts to stem market share losses to upstart brands such as On and Hoka. It was the worst day ever …
By Reshma Rockie George
• Reuters

With high-energy song and dance, Seventeen brings K-Pop to Glastonbury

Boy band Seventeen skipped, twisted and gyrated in a high-energy performance on Glastonbury's main Pyramid Stage on Friday, making history as the first K-Pop group to appear at the iconic music festival in southern England. The 13-member group, dressed in shades of black, performed highly synchronised dance sequences alongside peppy …
By Reshma Rockie George
• Reuters

Brazil women march against bill tightening abortion ban

Thousands of women protested on Saturday against a bill advancing in Brazil's conservative Congress that would equate abortions after 22 weeks of pregnancy to homicide and establish sentences of six to 20 years in prison. The demonstrators marched along Sao Paulo's main Paulista Avenue carrying banners rejecting the proposal, which …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

Brazil women march against bill tightening abortion ban

Thousands of women protested on Saturday against a bill advancing in Brazil's conservative Congress that would equate abortions after 22 weeks of pregnancy to homicide and establish sentences of six to 20 years in prison. The demonstrators marched along Sao Paulo's main Paulista Avenue carrying banners rejecting the proposal, which …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

Brazil women march against bill tightening abortion ban

Thousands of women protested on Saturday against a bill advancing in Brazil's conservative Congress that would equate abortions after 22 weeks of pregnancy to homicide and establish sentences of six to 20 years in prison. The demonstrators marched along Sao Paulo's main Paulista Avenue carrying banners rejecting the proposal, which …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

Fires ravage Brazil wetlands, incinerating snakes and monkeys

The scorched carcasses of monkeys, snakes and caimans dot the charred expanses of the once-green Brazilian Pantanal, the world's largest tropical wetlands. As night falls, an amber tower of smoke lights the sky. There is no rest for the fire or the animals trying to flee. "The fire is on …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters

Fires ravage Brazil wetlands, incinerating snakes and monkeys

The scorched carcasses of monkeys, snakes and caimans dot the charred expanses of the once-green Brazilian Pantanal, the world's largest tropical wetlands. As night falls, an amber tower of smoke lights the sky. There is no rest for the fire or the animals trying to flee. "The fire is on …
By Dani Morera Trettin
• Reuters