João Fonseca and Marcelo Melo secure Rio Open doubles title
Brazilians João Fonseca and Marcelo Melo won the Rio Open title after beating the German Constantin Frantzen and the Dutch Robin Haase by 2 sets to 1, partials of 4/6, 6/3 and
Civil Defense assists cities in Rio de Janeiro affected by heavy rains
More than 60 machines and technical teams were sent this Sunday (22), by the Rio de Janeiro government, to support cities hit by the latest rains. The municipalities of Itaperuna, São Fidélis,
Feito Pipa is awarded at the Berlin International Film Festival
The Brazilian film Done Kitedirected by Allan Deberton, was awarded at the Berlin International Film Festival, which began on February 12th and ends this Sunday (22nd). The film won the Grand Prix
COB assesses that Brazil closed the Winter Games with a flourish
The Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB) stated that Brazil concluded its participation in the 2026 Winter Olympic Games with a flourish, to be held in the Italian cities of Milan and Cortina. In
Municipalities in Rio de Janeiro begin to receive dengue vaccine
The 92 municipalities in Rio de Janeiro will begin receiving, this Monday (23), the new vaccine against dengue, produced by the Butantan Institute. Distribution will be carried out by the State Department
Speedboat collides with pier and leaves six dead on the border between MG and SP
Six people died and nine were injured in a serious accident involving a speedboat, on the banks of the Rio Grande, on the border between Minas Gerais and São Paulo, on Saturday
Shipwreck caused by heavy rain leaves two dead in Ubatuba
The sinking of a vessel in Ubatuba, on the North Coast, during the heavy rains recorded on Saturday night (21) left two people dead. Three other castaways who were on the boat
Schools can now respond to the second phase of the 2025 School Census
Basic education schools across the country, public and private, can now declare the second stage of the 2025 School Census, which addresses the situation of students during the first stage of research
Comic books can help with racial debate in the classroom
A fan of comic books (comics) since childhood, doctoral student and professor Fernanda Pereira da Silva, from the Postgraduate Program in Media and Daily Life at Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF), developed a
Pesticides are more harmful worldwide, study shows
The degree of pesticide toxicity increased across the world from 2013 to 2019, with Brazil among the leading countries. The conclusion is in a study published this month in the journal Science