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A shooting attack in the main square of Krakow, Poland, resulted in five deaths and injured others. Local authorities are investigating the incident that occurred in the city's historic center.

Pope Leo 14 celebrated his first mass in Uruguay in almost 40 years, in Paysandú. The pontiff, who will also visit Argentina and Peru, called for overcoming divisions in South America and reinforced the importance of the region for the Catholic Church.

Pope Leo XIV began an 11-day trip through South America, starting in Uruguay. The pontiff, who recently underwent lung surgery, said he was in good health and called for unity among the countries of the continent.

The Henry Borden hydroelectric complex, in Cubatão (SP), celebrates its centenary with cultural events and reinforces its strategic importance as a reserve of the National Interconnected System, after a century of boosting São Paulo's industrialization.

The Sesc unit in Marília will open on November 14th with 30.6 thousand square meters of built area, offering sports, cultural, health and environmental infrastructure for the local population.

This Saturday (7), Pope Leo XIV will hold mass, meetings with charity and education and a vigil at the Centenario Stadium, in Montevideo, continuing his 11-day trip through South America.