Rector of UFRJ protests against water and energy cuts on campus
Fifteen buildings at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) woke up this Wednesday (13) in the dark, due to the power cut made by the energy company Light, due to
Haddad discusses spending cut package for the Armed Forces
The Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad, discussed this Wednesday (13) with the Minister of Defense, José Múcio Monteiro, and the commanders of the Armed Forces the inclusion of mandatory military expenses in
Caixa’s profit rises 21.6% and reaches R$9.4 billion in 2024
The net profit of Caixa Econômica Federal (Caixa) in the first nine months of 2024 reached R$9.4 billion, an amount 21.6% higher than that recorded by the bank in the same period
Created by Brazil, social G20 will continue in South Africa
Brazil’s initiative for civil society to be heard in the process of drafting public policies, the G20 Social will continue in the next edition of the summit, in South Africa, in 2025.
SP: councilors point out lack of transparency in the management of cemeteries
After allegations of irregularities and non-compliance with concession of cemeteries municipalities of São Paulo, the representative of the Consolare concessionaire provided information at the São Paulo City Council, this Tuesday (12). So
STF begins analysis of the ADPF of Rio de Janeiro’s favelas
The Federal Supreme Court (STF) recently started the session that will analyze the process that deals with police lethality in Rio de Janeiro. The Supreme Court judges the Claim of Failure to
Senate postpones vote on project that protects children in digital environments
The Communication and Digital Law Commission of the Federal Senate (photo) (CCDD) postponed this Wednesday (13) the vote on a bill that aims to protect children and adolescents in digital environments. The
PEC 6×1 has not yet been discussed within the government, says minister
The debate on the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution (PEC) that limits the weekly working hours to 36 hours and became known as PEC 6×1 – 6 days of work for 1
Rock in Rio helped boost services in September, says IBGE
The services sector increased by 1% in September and once again reached the highest level in the historical series, which began in 2012, after the 0.3% drop in August. With September’s result,
São Paulo councilors adjust their own salaries by 37%
In a single and symbolic vote, in which there was no nominal vote, but seven votes against and one abstention, the São Paulo Chamber of Councilors approved this Tuesday (12) the adjustment