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The attacks prove that, in a hyperconnected world, critical infrastructure is vulnerable. This time it was the supermarkets, tomorrow can be a hospital.
The ultra-right candidate overcomes previous surveys with almost two points of advantage over Lula, and the bets give it as a favorite for the second round
At least 413 secondary schools in France were paralyzed on Monday due to the extension of student protests, according to the Ministry of Education. Protesters call for more teachers, improved infrastructure and reduced school day. A large national mobilization is called on Tuesday, with the participation of general and collective workers' unions.
Brazil is heading for a second presidential round after a polarization-marked election. Senator Flávio Bolsonaro got first place in the first round, but did not reach the majority necessary to avoid shooting. On October 25, he will face the current president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, in a contest that will define the political direction of the largest economy in Latin America.
Different reports point to a rebound in the sale of compact disks, as it happened years ago with the vinyl. But there are nuances in this growth
Leaders of both parties will agree on a new demonstration on Saturday, 20 days after the last, on a return to strategy in the streets against amnesty
In the last months of World War II, thousands of young Japanese pilots were ordered to launch their explosive-loaded aircraft against the Allied ships. The Kamikaze missions were presented as an act of sacrifice by Japan, but they also left a deep mark of death and controversy. Decades later, one of the last surviving pilots remembers that experience in an interview with our reporter Mélodie Sforza.
