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Madonna Crushes Personal Concert Record with 1.6 Million Fans in Rio

TMZ.com Sunday, 5 May 2024
Leave it to Madonna to go out with a bang ... that's how you'd have to describe the insane scene in Brazil when she closed out her world tour with more than a million people in the sand. A reported 1.6 million Madonna lovers turned out for the free…
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News video: Madonna ends Celebration tour with with free concert for 1.6 million people in Brazil

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Madonna closed out her 'Celebration' tour with a free concert for around 1.6 million people in Brazil.

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Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro Second-most populous city in Brazil

A collective in Brazil is helping disabled people reach new heights [Video]

A collective in Brazil is helping disabled people reach new heights

A group of volunteers, through a project called “Coletivo Inclusão”, is taking adventurous disabled people up one of Rio de Janeiro’s most complex trails, reaching places some would say impossible for those who are not able to walk.

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Sea lion makes unusual visit to Ipanema beach [Video]

Sea lion makes unusual visit to Ipanema beach

A fur seal appeared on the sand of Rio de Janeiro's iconic Ipanema beach on Wednesday morning.

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In Brazil, Santa arrives by jet ski [Video]

In Brazil, Santa arrives by jet ski

On Tuesday, Santa arrived at Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on a jet ski.

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Starmer launches 'clean power alliance' at G20 [Video]

Starmer launches 'clean power alliance' at G20

Sir Keir Starmer has launched with Brazil the Global Clean Power Alliance at the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro. 12 countries have signed up to join the initiative, which the UK prime minister says, "is about harnessing the political leadership needed to unlock investment on a huge scale, so that no developing country is left behind". Report by Brooksl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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PM tells Putin to "get out of Ukraine" at G20 summit [Video]

PM tells Putin to "get out of Ukraine" at G20 summit

Sir Keir Starmer urged Vladimir Putin to "get out of Ukraine" as he addressed the G20 summit in Rio, Brazil, on Tuesday. It comes as Mr Starmer has refused to comment on whether Britain will allow Ukraine to fire Storm Shadow missiles into Russia following reports that Joe Biden is on the verge of giving the green light for the British-made weapons to be used. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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Brazil Brazil Country in South America

Double Disaster in Brazil: 38 Killed in Bus Crash, Plane Carrying 10 Crashes Into Shops | VIDEO [Video]

Double Disaster in Brazil: 38 Killed in Bus Crash, Plane Carrying 10 Crashes Into Shops | VIDEO

A devastating series of tragedies struck Brazil on Saturday and Sunday, claiming numerous lives. On Saturday, a passenger bus in the state of Minas Gerais collided with a truck, killing 38 people and leaving 13 others injured. The bus, which was traveling from São Paulo, lost control after blowing a tire and burst into flames upon impact. Brazilian President Lula da Silva expressed condolences, vowing full support to the victims' families. Just a day later, a small plane carrying 10 passengers crashed into shops in the popular tourist city of Gramado, in southern Brazil. All 10 people aboard the plane were confirmed dead. The crash triggered a massive fire, sending at least 15 people to the hospital with smoke inhalation. The plane struck a chimney, a second-floor building, and then a furniture store before debris scattered across the area, also hitting a nearby inn. Authorities have vowed to investigate both incidents thoroughly as the country mourns this twin tragedy. #BrazilDisaster #BusCrashBrazil #PlaneCrashGramado #BrazilTragedy #MinasGeraisAccident #BrazilCrash #DoubleDisaster #FatalAccidentBrazil #BusCollision #PlaneCrashNews #GramadoPlaneCrash #LulaCondolences #BrazilianTragedy #FatalCrashInBrazil #BrazilEmergency ~HT.178~PR.152~ED.103~GR.121~

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'Terrible tragedy': At least 38 killed in bus crash in Brazil

At least 38 people have been killed in a crash involving a bus and a lorry on a major road in southeastern Brazil, authorities have said.
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I came from Brazil, pressure is normal for us - Joao Pedro

Brighton & Hove Albion forward speaks to ex-team-mate Glenn Murray about his targets in the Premier League and his World Cup "dream" for Brazil.
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