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The program No Censorship this Monday (10th) receives the rally driver Igor Melo. Journalist Marina Machado talks to the competitor about the challenges of the Sertões International Rally, in which she has

Applications for the 3rd Public Call for the Quantitative Ecology Training Program are open until November 8, at 5 pm. Those selected will participate in an intensive two-month course in the area,

The new partnership between Brazilian Marcelo Melo and American Mackenzie McDonald won this Sunday (8) the doubles title at the ATP 500 in Tokyo (Japan). In the final against fellow countryman Rafael

Manga workshops (Japanese comics with characters with striking features), moxatherapy (acupuncture technique that uses a stick with herbs), folk dances, lectures, martial arts classes, origami workshop (paper folding) and exhibitions are some

The tire on the landing gear of a small plane burst this afternoon (9), at Congonhas Airport, south of São Paulo. Five people were on board, but, according to the Brazilian Airport

The City Hall of Pouso Alegre (MG) confirmed, this Sunday (9), the death of a person by monkeypox. According to a statement, the victim is a 21-year-old boy, with comorbidities, who had

The candidates for the presidential second round, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro, had appointments this Sunday (9). While Bolsonaro focused on an interview for social media, Lula took a

State and municipal health departments recorded 482 new cases of covid-19 in 24 hours across the country. According to the bodies, 39 deaths from complications associated with the disease were confirmed in

The Minister of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) Paulo de Tarso Sanseverino suspended propaganda pieces by the PT candidate for the presidency, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, which associate his opponent in

For the third consecutive month, Brazil is expected to register negative inflation. If market analysts’ expectations are fulfilled, the Broad National Consumer Price Index (IPCA) should remain at -0.19% in September, according