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Man who was reported dead on Monday died on Tuesday
The man was declared dead and taken to the funeral home, where it was discovered that he showed vital signs,...
Read moreDetailsHospital dismisses staff who declared man nearly buried alive dead
Funeral service employees noticed that the body being prepared for burial showed vital signs, that is, the man...
Read moreDetailsMan presumed dead shows signs of life as he is prepared for burial
The man presumed dead was already being prepared for burial when he was saved by the attention of the employees of...
Read moreDetails17-day-old baby hospitalized in serious condition may have been beaten by parents
The 17-day-old baby has injuries all over his body and police suspect he was...
Read moreDetailsChamber decision to revoke mayor's mandate is suspended by Paraná Court of Justice
The decision by the Umuarama Chamber to revoke the mandate of Mayor Celso Pozzobom was made on January 21st and...
Read moreDetailsMan attacks his uncle and mother with a hammer over cassava
The police have not yet said whether the boy who used the hammer has mental problems or whether he has ever...
Read moreDetailsFarmer is startled to find a Jaguarundi on his doorstep
The Jaguarundi, also known as Maracajá Preto or Gato Mourisco, may have approached farms and the city by...
Read moreDetailsMayor of Umuarama, accused of embezzlement of public funds, has his mandate revoked by the Chamber
Celso Pozzobom is the third mayor of Umuarama to be dismissed by the Chamber, all three accused of embezzlement of public funds
Read moreDetailsMayor Celso Pozzobom is expected to be impeached on Friday night
Two other mayors of Umuarama had their mandates revoked and Celson Pozzobom is expected to be revoked tonight
Read moreDetailsFormer priest, dismissed from church after conduct assessment, is arrested with cocaine
The former priest was removed from the priesthood, but continued to live in Umuarama
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