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Internacional midfielder Thiago Maia was awarded the FIFA Fair Play award – Fifa The Best Awards – at a gala ceremony, this Tuesday (17), in Doha (Qatar). The player was recognized for

By 324 votes in favor, 123 against and 3 abstentions, the Chamber of Deputies approved the complementary bill that regulates the tax reform on consumption. The proposal required an absolute majority. Then,

The Brazilian Foreign Trade Association (AEB) projected a 5.7% increase in exports next year compared to 2024. According to the entity’s estimate, sales abroad in 2025 should total US$358.828 billion. That’s US$19.443

After an investigation conducted by the São Paulo Civil Police, the Court ordered the blocking and hijacking of accounts of 131 companies that were scamming drivers, falsely informing them that their driver’s

The Minister of Defense, José Mucio, visited President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at his home in the Pinheiros neighborhood, in the capital of São Paulo, this Tuesday morning (17). According to

The federal government formalized, this Tuesday (17), in Brasília, five technical cooperation agreements within the scope of the Governance and Modernization Program for State Companies (Inova) The documents were signed between the

Representatives of social movements and civil society organizations expressed concern and demanded that the government reevaluate the proposals for change in the rules of the Continuous Payment Benefit (BPC), which are part

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva forwarded 17 nominations for management positions in nine regulatory agencies to the Federal Senate. To take office, the nominees must also pass the senators’ hearing. The

The Brazilian economy is expected to receive an injection of R$125.6 billion with the payment of the second installment of the 13th salary. The estimate, from the National Confederation of Goods, Services

The Federal Police (PF) arrested seven people in São Paulo this Tuesday morning (17), including a police chief and three civil police officers, in the so-called Operation Tacitus. The work involves 130