The Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has vowed to step up the fight against corruption following mass anti-government protests.

But she has suffered a further blow after prosecutors charged a leading member of her party.

“Millions of people took to the streets on Sunday”:http://www.euronews.lan/2015/03/15/brazil-protests-call-for-dilma-rousseff-s-impeachment/, also denouncing a sluggish economy, rising prices and high inflation.

The president responded after meeting her ministers, saying Br…
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http://www.euronews.net/ Thailand’s government has told Bangkok residents to leave the capital due to floods.

The city of 12 million people has been placed on high alert by authorities, sparking a mass exodus.
High tides and flood waters are expected to gush into the area this weekend.

Heavier-than-usual monsoon rains have left at least 377 people dead in the past three months.

Residents have been flocking to rail and bus stations and jamming roads as they try to search for higher ground.

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Being gay is not a choice — being homophobic is.” Luxembourg’s foreign minister Xavier Bettel reacts on #EuropeToday to the …

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