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Elon Musk to Discuss Amazon’s Connectivity, Protection With Brazil’s President Bolsonaro on Upcoming Visit
Elon Musk, Tesla and SpaceX chief executive, will arrive Brazil on Friday to discuss "connectivity and protection of the Amazon" with President Jair Bolsonaro's government, tweeted country’s Communications Minister Fábio Faria. Musk's visit will act as a boost for Bolsonaro.
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Rio Airport Agents Bribed in Chinese Immigrant Scandal: Report
Immigration agents at Rio de Janeiro's airport are under investigation for allegedly accepting bribes to allow Chinese immigrants into the country illegally, Brazilian newspaper O Globo reported Saturday.
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Robinho Rescinds AC Milan Contract
The 31-year-old had been tied to the Italian club until mid 2016, but agreed to waiver outstanding payments from the Rossoneri in exchange for having his contract annulled, newspaper O Globo reported.
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Wikipedia Used to Slam Brazilian Journalists
An individual with access to the internet server in Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's office altered the profiles of two journalists on Wikipedia, O Globo newspaper has said.
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Elon Musk to Discuss Amazon’s Connectivity, Protection With Brazil’s President Bolsonaro on Upcoming Visit
Elon Musk, Tesla and SpaceX chief executive, will arrive Brazil on Friday to discuss "connectivity and protection of the Amazon" with President Jair Bolsonaro's government, tweeted country’s Communications Minister Fábio Faria. Musk's visit will act as a boost for Bolsonaro.
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Rio Airport Agents Bribed in Chinese Immigrant Scandal: Report
Immigration agents at Rio de Janeiro's airport are under investigation for allegedly accepting bribes to allow Chinese immigrants into the country illegally, Brazilian newspaper O Globo reported Saturday.
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Robinho Rescinds AC Milan Contract
The 31-year-old had been tied to the Italian club until mid 2016, but agreed to waiver outstanding payments from the Rossoneri in exchange for having his contract annulled, newspaper O Globo reported.
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Wikipedia Used to Slam Brazilian Journalists
An individual with access to the internet server in Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's office altered the profiles of two journalists on Wikipedia, O Globo newspaper has said.
