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Under the eyes and applause of thousands of people on the Esplanada dos Ministérios, troops from the Armed Forces, Military Police, Federal Police, Federal Highway Police and the Military Fire Brigade paraded

Today (7), Brazil’s Independence Day, candidates for the Presidency of the Republic had civic engagements, interviews, walks and meetings with supporters. Check out what the candidates’ agenda was this Wednesday: Ciro Gomes

Under the motto “Brazil: 200 years of (in)dependence. For whom?”, the Grito dos Excluídos promoted its 28th edition with demonstrations in 51 cities in 25 states. Organized by popular and urban movements,

The Residential Rent Variation Index (Ivar) increased by 1.76% in August, accelerating from the 1.05% increase recorded in July. With this, the indicator accumulates a high of 10.41% in 12 months. In

The Brazilian economy has re-emerged after the pandemic and the initial complications of the war in Ukraine, President Jair Bolsonaro said today (7). In a speech to supporters after the September 7

with the name of Roberto Jefferson barred by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), the PTB confirmed Father Kelmon, until then candidate for vice, as head of the ticket in the dispute for

The Antecedent Employment Indicator (IAEmp), calculated by the Brazilian Institute of Economics of the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV Ibre), increased 1.2 points in August, reaching 82.3 points. It’s the highest level since

To commemorate the centenary of the first radio broadcast in Brazil, celebrated this September 7, the National Radio rescues the emotion of radio soap operas and presents, on the date, listeners with

On the day that Brazil’s Bicentennial of Independence is celebrated, most presidential candidates have agendas for events related to September 7th. Check out the agendas of candidates for the Presidency of the

The slaughter of pigs in Brazil reached 14.07 million heads between April and June this year. The total, a record in the historical series started in 1997, represents an increase of 7.2%