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Brazil's women's rugby team has a new leader who knows what it takes to compete at the highest level. Former international player Guilherme Coghetto takes charge of As Yaras just weeks before their return to the field.
A Catholic priest spun techno tracks for tens of thousands at an electronic music celebration honoring Pope Francis in Buenos Aires' historic Plaza de Mayo. Father Guilherme Peixoto blends faith with beats to inspire young people to change the world.
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Dusty museum boxes in Brazil revealed whale bone harpoons that push back the earliest evidence of whale hunting by a thousand years. What sat forgotten in storage may rewrite our understanding of ancient coastal cultures.
A Catholic priest spun electronic beats in Buenos Aires's main plaza, blending Pope Francis's words with dance music to honor the late pontiff's first death anniversary. Hundreds gathered for the innovative tribute that brought spiritual messages to younger generations through club culture.
Football fans are using AI to create viral team anthems for the 2026 World Cup, racking up millions of plays and sparking excitement across social media. While experts debate copyright issues, fans are loving these catchy, player-chanting tracks more than official FIFA releases.
Brazil just outlawed the addictive design features that keep children glued to screens, becoming the first country to regulate platform architecture instead of just content. The new law targets infinite scroll and autoplay as harmful to children's wellbeing.