Brazilian wins World Chess Champion

The brazilian Gláucio Cort Dalla Cella, from Francisco Beltrão city - Paraná state, achieved a fantastic result for Brazil (traditionally the strongest country in football, but not in chess) in the simultaneous playing against the World Chess Champion, the norwegian Magnus Carlsen. Out of 35 challengers

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