Category: South America Written by Hamid Abbasi

Behind a revolutionary mind!!!!!!!!
Che’s Farewell Letter to Fidel Castro
HAVANA Year of Agriculture (1965)
Fidel:
I remember many things in this hour—how I met you in the house of María Antonia, and how you proposed that I come with you, and all the strain of the

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Category: South America Written by William Belle

More than 60,000 passengers have been stranded as for the third straight day, a cloud of ash from an erupting volcano in southern Chile disrupted air travel in South America, Australia and New Zealand. The volcano in the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle chain in Chile has been erupting for several days,

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Category: South America Written by William Belle

Guinness World Records, custodian of the longest, shortest, fastest, tallest, and of course the oldest, has now officially declared a Brazilian woman the oldest living human. Maria Gomes Valentin is currently 114 years and 313 days old making her 48 days older than the previous record holder,

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Category: South America Written by William Belle

Brazil has taken the crown from Chile and just built the world's largest Lego tower. At a height of 31.19 meters (102 feet, 3 inches), the tower in the city of Sao Paulo surpasses the previous record set in Santiago, Chile, in 2008 by 25 centimetres.

Most of the half a million Lego’s it took to

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Category: South America Written by William Belle

Tasso da Silveira Municipal School in the city of Rio de Janeiro was the scene of mayhem as man opened fired killing 12 people and wounding 22 others before taking his own life. Police say they know of no motive for the killings and suicide. The victims included students and staff at the public

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Category: South America Written by William Belle

Saturday, March 5 marks the start of carnival in Rio de Janeiro. It's party time!

According to Wikipedia: The Carnival of Rio de Janeiro is the biggest carnival in the world, and the biggest popular party on the planet, according The Guinness Book of World Records 2010. The Rio de Janeiro

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Category: South America Written by William Belle

Back in June 2010, Pereira, 55, was charged with imprisoning his daughter, now 28, for 12 years in his home and fathering her seven children. In the trial it came out that he had abused two of the children he had with his daughter. and in December, he was sentenced to 63 years in jail.

On

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