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Cupuaçu, cumaru, taperebá, tucupi, bacuri and buriti. From the interior of the forest, typical Amazon products are harvested by experienced hands from local communities. They are then transported by boatmen between winding

The birds singing. The vibration that the jaguar emits when walking through the forest. Communication between arapaima in the depths of rivers. In the interior of the Amazon, forest sounds function like

The Minas Gerais Fire Department reported, this Sunday (12), that at least six people died in Ipatinga (MG) victims of landslides that occurred after the rains last morning. Among the victims, three

The first Lear’s Macaw was born at the Wild Fauna Conservation Center (Cecfau), maintained by the state of São Paulo. Since January 3, the cub has joined 14 other animals of the

The first four teams classified for the third phase of the São Paulo Junior Football Cup were announced this Sunday morning (12). Highlight for Bahia, which participates in the Copinha, an under-21

The Minister of Agrarian Development and Family Agriculture, Paulo Teixeira, said this Sunday (12), in Tremembé (SP), that the group that attacked the Olga Benário settlement, from the Landless Rural Workers Movement

Minister Flávio Dino, of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), determined, this Sunday (12), that federal and state governments present, within 30 days, the publication of rules for the use of resources from

The mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes, guaranteed help from the municipality to traders who suffered losses in the fire that hit the Uruguaiana camelódromo, a popular commerce hub in the

This Monday (13) Brazilian students interested in entering higher education through the National Secondary Education Examination (Enem) will finally know the results of the tests, which were carried out on the 3rd

Gymnast Arthur Zanetti, gold medalist at the London Olympics, in the United Kingdom, in 2012, announced, this Sunday (12), his retirement as a professional athlete. The 34-year-old native of São Paulo, most