· Justin Bieber announces that he is going to be a father for the first time
“Canadian writer Alice Munro, winner of the 2013 Nobel Prize for Literature, has died at the age of 92. She became known for her short stories that explored the lives of ordinary people and that won over millions of readers around the world. The author said that she was unable to write novels and that was why she dedicated herself to short stories. In her 6-decade career, she has released 14 books of short stories. The cause of death was not disclosed”, informed Renata Vasconcellos.
· Anitta vents after losing more than 200,000 followers because of her religion: ‘I’m not afraid’
· The waters of the Taquari river recede and reveal the destruction caused by heavy rains
· Shelter receives 600 dogs rescued from floods
· The city of Porto Alegre uses pumps to drain water and begins a process that brings hope to the population
· Low temperatures arrive in the capital of Rio Grande do Sul and the homeless need blankets and warm clothing
· Devastating storms hit Afghanistan and Germany leaving people homeless in the region
Survive News this week will have a guest to participate of a talk about the international languages and its importance today. Isabella França Spanish instructor of Survive Course are with us to explain her ideas about.
