MIAMI, FL – Victor Menezes, the banker, philanthropist and co-founder of the American India Foundation (AIF), passed away on February 4, here. He is survived by his wife, Tara Anne Fonseca, a ...

Menezes’ tweet went viral, viewed by almost 2 million people, including big names in the Valley like Sam Blond, formerly of Founders Fund and Brex, and Aaron Levie, a Superblocks investor.

Below, Menezes speaks with us about the process of rebuilding Brazil’s film industry, how she plans to sustain investment in local productions, the tricky business of regulating streamers, and ...

The tragic death of Jean Charles De Menezes is explored in Disney+'s new drama Suspect, which takes a deep dive into the events surrounding the shooting of the innocent Brazilian electrician.

A closer look at what happened to Jean Charles De Menezes On July 7, 2005, London was rocked by four suicide bombings, three of which occurred at various London Underground stations and a fourth ...

De Menezes is, at this point, a peripheral, happy-go-lucky figure; we see him working, we see him eating toast. He doesn’t know – he will never know – that he lives in the same building in Tulse Hill ...

All four episodes of Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles De Menezes have been dropped today, Wednesday, 30th April, on Disney+, with subscribers ready to delve into what really went on 20 years ago.

On 22 July 2005 Jean Charles de Menezes was shot and killed by armed police in Stockwell tube station after being mistaken for being a suspected terrorist. The events that led to his death and the ...

Police misidentified Menezes as one of the bombers, and a litany of mistakes resulted in his shooting. This is not a show that pulls its punches.

The mother of Brazilian electrician, Jean Charles De Menezes, who was killed two decades ago, has openly talked about the Disney+ drama that explores the events before and after her son's death.

Maria de Menezes, the 80-year-old mother of Jean Charles de Menezes, discussed the series with BBC News in an article published on April 7, 2025. "I was reassured that the truth was being told.

Maria Ontone de Menezes, the mother of Jean Charles de Menzes, has called for everyone to watch the new dramatisation that will show the events leading up to her son’s death (Dominic Lipinkski/PA) ...