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The aircraft was also carrying a team from the Correio da Bahia newspaper and state representative José Rocha. All eight occupants were injured, but none died. [100] Jornal da Manhã suffered its first anchor change four years after its premiere, in 1991, when Kátia Guzzo was replaced by Regina Coeli. [101]
Jornal A Tarde, widely known as A Tarde, is a daily newspaper published in Bahia, Brazil. The paper was founded by the journalist and politician Ernesto Simões Filho [ pt ] on 15 October 1912. It is currently the oldest circulating newspaper of Bahia , and the largest of the Brazilian regions North and Northeast.
The crime took place on March 21, 2001, in Salvador, in the Brazilian state of Bahia, and was allegedly committed by two pastors of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. The case gained national [2] [1] and international [3] repercussions. His photo first appeared in the newspaper Correio in May 2001. [4]
He worked for well known newspapers such as Correio da Manhã and Revista do Brazil. He was also a literary critic for Cadernos da "Hora Presente", from São Paulo in 1937, A Manhã, from 1944 to 1945, along with Jornal de Letras (from 1955 to 1960) and Diário de Notícias (from 1958 to 1960).
Rede Bahia is the only statewide television network in Bahia, covering all the 417 cities of the state. Rede Bahia has six owned-and-operated stations throughout Bahia: TV Bahia in Salvador, TV Oeste in Barreiras, TV Santa Cruz in Itabuna, TV São Francisco in Juazeiro, TV Subaé in Feira de Santana, and TV Sudoeste in Vitória da Conquista.
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[172] [173] At the other extreme, Epitácio Pessoa called Edmundo Bittencourt, owner of Correio da Manhã, and Irineu Marinho, of A Noite, "abject exponents of the Nilist press". [174] Correio's enmity dated back to the 1921–1922 electoral campaign, when it published fake letters, with insulting content the military, attributing them to ...