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The deadline for all parties and federations to hold their conventions to choose the candidates who will contest the 2024 municipal elections, scheduled for October, ends this Monday (5). In election years,

Petrobras has confirmed the presence of gas in a reservoir off the coast of Colombia. The discovery was announced by the state-owned company on Monday (5). The well is located 31 kilometers

The Supreme Federal Court (STF) has four votes to reject an appeal by the National Confederation of Bishops of Brazil (CNBB), which seeks to annul the vote of retired minister Rosa Weber

The financial market’s forecast for the Broad National Consumer Price Index (IPCA) – considered the country’s official inflation rate – increased from 4.1% to 4.12% this year. The estimate is in the

Gymnast Rebeca Andrade came in fourth place in the balance beam event at the Paris Olympics in France. The São Paulo native scored 13.933 for her performance, just behind Italian Manila Esposito,

Brazil will have two representatives in the semifinals of the 400-meter hurdles at the Paris Olympics in France. Alison dos Santos, known as Piu, from São Paulo, and Matheus Lima from Ceará

The Belgian Olympic Committee announced on Sunday (4) that the country’s team will not participate in the mixed triathlon event at the Paris Games, scheduled for next Monday (5). According to the

The Pan American Health Organization (WHO), the arm of the World Health Organization in the Americas (WHO), issued this Saturday (3) an epidemiological alert of high risk for Oropouche fever on the

Brazil is approaching the milestone of 5,000 deaths caused by dengue fever in 2024. According to the latest update of the Arbovirus Monitoring Panel, the country has recorded 4,961 confirmed deaths from

An armed group attacked Guarani Kaiowá indigenous people during land reclamations in the Panambi-Lagoa Rica Indigenous Land, in Douradina (MS), on Saturday (3). At least ten people were injured, two in serious