After all, what is happening in Chile?

Amid the growing popular demonstrations that emerged throughout 2019, another country has gained international prominence in recent days: Chile. Seen as a symbol of stability within South America, the country that is a member of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has faced protests that have highlighted a new political crisis
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Application allows to monitor allocation of funds in the Chamber

Since 2016 it is possible for anyone to follow the work of the House of Representatives, 24 hours a day, through the Infoleg app, and now with its deployment - the Infoleg Budget - it will be possible to know how far the execution of parliamentary amendments or budgetary actions, that is, taxpayers' money
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Sao Paulo Mall opens African art exhibition

A new and rich exhibition will be inaugurated next Thursday (26), in São Paulo, at Shopping Frei Caneca. The artist Lina Gabriella presents an unpublished exhibition called “ On the Banks of the Omo River ”, which reproduces through dolls and sculptures the famous body paintings characteristic of Africa with figures that refer to fruits and plants - typical inspirations of people living in the south of the region. Eth
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Google launches free virtual tour of Versailles

Getting to know Versailles for free without leaving your home is something you can do now. Just take advantage of the virtual tour created by Google, which takes netizens from around the world into the former French royal house through an immersive exhibition featuring high-resolution images of artwork, objects and more
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Is there a correct day to set up the Christmas tree?

Do you also have a feeling that Christmas is coming early and early? Malls, eager to win customers, end up launching their Christmas decorations in October! Not to mention when you find stores selling ornaments and garlands as early as September ... The Christmas tree is one of the most traditional Christian symbols related to the birth of Jesus Christ
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3 Little Known Facts About World War II

World War II (1939-1945) was marked by complex events that interconnected in a way little known to many people. Get to know three interesting facts: (Source: Pixabay) 1. D-Day was not commanded by the United States. D-Day, the well-known Allied landing in Normandy (1944), which aimed to dismantle the Nazi invasion of Europe, was not commanded by the United States
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Tourists can visit Chernobyl Plant control room

If you are still choosing the holiday destination, Mega Curioso brings a tip that has given you something to talk about. The famous Room 4, where they controlled the reactor that exploded in Chernobyl causing the largest nuclear accident in history, is open for tourists to visit. So, would you dare to face
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Understand how World War II began

World War II (1939-1945) was an armed conflict that marked history forever. It is therefore important to understand some decisive facts that explain the direction the conflict took after it began. The background of the impasses that led to World War II After World War I, more specifically after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, Germany was overwhelmed by a feeling of humiliation at the imposition imposed while plunging into serious economic problems
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Check out some of the most amazing forests in the world

Forests have an atmosphere of adventure and hidden secrets that encourage many people to not only explore them but also study that lively environment. Others even devote their lives to a forest, as was the case of Brazilian Chico Mendes. But the environmental and biological areas are only two that are interested in forests
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UFG will launch Brazil's 1st Artificial Intelligence degree

Federal University of Goiás (UFG) created the first degree of Artificial Intelligence in Brazil. The new course was approved by the university council of the institution unanimously recently, and its activities will start in 2020. In this sense, 40 places will be offered in the Unified Selection System (SiSU), for which it will be possible to apply using the grades obtained in the National High School Exam (Enem).
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The angrier the better: meet the mobile throwing tournament

Having to deal with a slow old phone is a reality that everyone, sooner or later, has to face. Patience! It's not easy to surf social networks or even send a meager message while your smartphone simply doesn't respond to any of your commands. Some put the device aside and touch their lives until the word whose one recovers, others are so angry that they finish the poor guy in a blow against the wall
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Russia must be the first country to use hypersonic weapons

Technology is capable of producing powerful weapons and, it seems, Russia should take the lead and be the first country to use a hypersonic weapon system. So says a military analyst who says the Russian Navy should test its new missile, the Zircon, next year. Russia's new weapon is supposed to fly at over 10, 000 kilometers per hour and could be used to launch rapid attacks on land targets or enemy groups at sea, decimating them within minutes
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Gypsy genocide exposed in concentration camp excavations

Excavations at Lety's former Nazi concentration camp, about 65 kilometers south of Prague, the capital of Czechia, revealed evidence of the genocide of more than 300 Roma people, popularly known as Gypsies, including a mother's grave. and your baby. In addition to the remains, personal objects such as buttons and mirrors were found
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5 Famous Singers Who Wrong The Wrong National Anthem

Did you know that April 13th is the day when the creation of the Brazilian national anthem is celebrated? Just on that day, but in the year 1831, this iconic song was played at the São Pedro de Alcântara Theater in the city of Rio de Janeiro. Since then, she has undergone several changes. Responsible, then, for the latest model of the anthem was the musician Osorio Duque-Estrada.
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Catholic school bans Harry Potter books for containing 'real' spells

The Harry Potter books have been removed from the library of a school in the state of Tennessee, United States. According to Father Dan Reehil, author JK Rowling would have placed "real spells" in the stories and students could risk "conjuring evil spirits" as they read the books
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Cloud Shelf: Know the phenomenon that makes the sky look like a tsunami

Unusually shaped cloud images that circulate over the Internet always leave us with the flea behind our ears, after all we never know if they actually portray rare weather phenomena or if they are digitally manipulated photographs. This is more or less what happened to the residents of small Hinesville - a town of 30, 000 in the US state of Georgia
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You can hear languages ​​and accents from around the world on this interactive map.

The world is huge and it is impossible for us to know how everyone talks about every bit of land we inhabit. It's hard when you travel from a southeast to northeast place, for example, within Brazil, but still the language, accent and slang change completely, and vice versa. Imagine then leaving here and going to another country
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Ship frozen 170 years ago found by archaeologists

The fate of Sir John Franklin's expedition became one of the great mysteries of history. What is known is that the group set sail from Britain in May 1845 with a crew of 133 men and orders to clear the so-called Northwest Passage, a maritime route consisting of a string of straits in North America above the Polar Circle
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126 years ago, the eruption of Krakatoa volcano changed the world and left 'children'

In December 2018, the world stopped in shock after the tsunami caused by the eruption of Anak Krakatoa volcano, which killed more than 370 people in Indonesia. Despite Anak Krakatoa's violence and power, he is “just” one of the sons of ancient Krakatoa, which erupted on August 26, 1883. The former volcano was responsible for the second most lethal eruption in history, considered 13 times more intense than the atomic bomb of Hiroshima, it left 36, 000 dead. In
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Do you know, after all, what are the 'seven seas'?

You may have heard the phrase "sailing the seven seas", but do you know what those seas are? The phrase, which has a figurative meaning today, has different meanings that depend on the people who speak it and the historical moment. First of all we must remember that the number seven is historically, culturally and even religiously a "lucky" number
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