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В Бразилии сильнейшие дожди вызвали наводнения и мощные оползни. Так, в штате Рио-де-Жанейро, погибло уже более пятисот человек, причем число жертв может в ближайшее время значительно возрасти. От стихии пострадали сильнее всего города Сумидору, Петрополис, Нова-Фрибургу, Терезополис и Итайпава. В затопленную зону, как в тиски, попали более пяти тысяч домов, обитатели которых остались без жилища.
Киев. 12 января. Как сообщают РИА Новости, Высшим административным судом Украины признан недействительным указ о присвоении С. Бандере звания «Герой Украины», который принял в 2010 году В.Ющенко.Еще статьи...
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