Silvio Santos, ‘King of TV’ and Patron of SBT, Dies

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Presenter Silvio Santos, at the age of 93, died in the early hours of this Saturday, the 17th. He was hospitalized at the Albert Einstein Israelite Hospital, in the Morumbi neighborhood, in the south of São Paulo, to treat a case of H1N1, a subtype of influenza A. The information was released by SBT on social media.

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Source: Terra

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