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While the negotiations are not over, the The 30th United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP30) was marked by protests by indigenous people in the Blue Zone, this Friday (21). They protested

The National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) opened this Friday (21) a consultation for suppliers and exporting companies impacted by United States tariffs to check whether they can have access

Following the repercussions of investigations linked to alleged fraud involving Banco Master, the Banco de Brasília (BRB) stated, in a note, this Friday (21), that the institution remains solid. In Federal Police

THE economic team reduced the volume of resources frozen in the 2025 Budget from R$12.1 billion to R$7.7 billion. The data is contained in the Primary Revenue and Expense Assessment Report for

Negotiations surrounding the final document of the 30th United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP30) have not yet concluded, even though there are just a few hours left before the end of

United States President Donald Trump’s decision to remove 40% tariffs on several Brazilian products was widely celebrated by entities and associations linked to industry and agriculture. The American Chamber of Commerce for

Military police officers from Rondônia killed, on Thursday (20), in Machadinho do Oeste (RO), two people who participated, together with hundreds of families, in the occupation of four farms belonging to the

A strategic committee was created by the National Social Security Institute (INSS) in order to reduce a queue of 2.8 million benefit requestssuch as retirement, pension and maternity pay. The proposal for

The secretary-general of the United Nations (UN), António Guterres, called on countries to boost the energy transition to renewable sources. This Friday (21), Guterres said that political will needs to accompany decisions

Correios approved a restructuring plan that provides among other measures, a new voluntary dismissal programthe closure of 1,000 branches considered unprofitable and the sale of state-owned properties that could yield R$1.5 billion.