
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered the suspension of all takeoffs in the country this Friday (13), citing safety reasons and extraordinary circumstances.
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The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered this Friday (13) the suspension of all takeoffs in the country for safety reasons and due to extraordinary circumstances.

An 84-year-old woman was left stranded at home in Santa Isabel after the ground gave way at the entrance to her residence during the rain. She was rescued on Friday (13) after City Hall teams covered the hole with earth. The daughter criticizes the delay of the municipal administration, which reported having received requests from the family since January.

The Amapá Court of Justice ordered the removal of properties from the quilombola community of Curiaú, including Bar do Dico, which has been operating for more than 40 years. Residents protest the decision and claim that the land was regularly occupied by generations of the same family.

A plane from Miami had a tire burst during landing in Punta Cana, interrupting airport operations since Thursday (12). Passengers, including family members of Roberto Policastro Pessoa from São Paulo, are awaiting a solution to return to Brazil, without accommodation offered by the airline for the first 24 hours.

Videos show a person running with a pet house while another chases him and drops a machete, as well as an approach to a homeless person on the stilt of a building. The DF has 3,521 homeless people according to data from January 2025, and the Pop Centers operate above capacity.

Pope Leo 14 celebrated a mass in Pimentel, northern Peru, with faithful facing blockades and long walks. The pontiff, who was bishop in Chiclayo for eight years and has Peruvian citizenship, called for justice, sensitivity and dialogue from Peruvian leaders, referring to the wave of crime and the detained presidents.

Heavy rain flooded the reception of Santa Lúcia Hospital and eight apartments in Poços de Caldas, tore down a retaining wall that was more than 60 years old in Ribeirão de Caldas and mobilized firefighters and the city council to remove rubble and rescue animals.