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Pix, the Central Bank’s (BC) instant payment service, is already the most used payment method by Brazilians. Four years after its launch, the modality surpassed cash transactions, according to research data Brazilians

The National Civil Defense’s new high-risk disaster alert system went into operation this Wednesday (4) in the states of the South and Southeast regions. THE Civil Defense Alert uses the cell phone

What does a protein production company, a biopolymer manufacturer, an application to monitor patient health and a startup of aerospace engineering have in common? A superficial analysis of each company’s business could

The controversial Proposed Amendment to the Constitution (PEC) 3/2022, known as PEC das Praias, returned to the agenda of the Senate’s Constitution and Justice Committee (CCJ), this Wednesday (4). A request for

THE cost cutting package which limits the real increase in the minimum wage, gradually reduces the beneficiaries of the salary bonus and creates restrictions on access to Bolsa Família and the Continuous

National industrial production fell 0.2% in October. In the two previous results it had registered growth, but with this drop it canceled part of the 1.2% gain accumulated in the period. However,

Each year, 11,607 births are a result of sexual violence committed against girls under 14 years of age. Law No. 12,015/2009 determines that this type of violation constitutes rape of a vulnerable

The Institute for Applied Economic Research (Ipea) promoted this Tuesday (3) the meeting “Agenda 2030 and SDG 18: Building Racially Fair and Inclusive Futures”, with the participation of researchers, activists, journalists and

A lottery made at a lottery in the city of Araras (SP) won R$ 74,745,172.19 in Mega-Sena. The numbers for contest 2,803, drawn this Tuesday (3), were: 01 – 20 – 32

The federal government presented this Tuesday (3) the investments being made to boost sustainable and digital agro-industrial chains by 2029. The resources total R$546.6 billion, of which R$296.3 billion from the private