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Health Minister Nísia Trindade said on Wednesday (14) that the ministry will create an Emergency Operations Committee to adopt measures to combat the spread of mpox, which has been worrying international authorities.

Businesspeople from the healthcare industry complained to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Wednesday (14) about the impacts that the shutdown and reduction of activities by employees of the National Health

The Rio de Janeiro Public Prosecutor’s Office began using a new artificial intelligence tool this week to assist in this year’s elections. The robot will work on analyzing candidate registrations. “This tool

The Senate approved this Wednesday (14) the bill that creates the Full Payment of State Debts Program (Propag) so that states and the Federal District can renegotiate debts with the Union and

In the context of the country’s new industrial policyin force since January, the federal government and companies in the health economic-industrial complex announced joint investments totaling R$57.4 billion. The announcement was made

The Federal Supreme Court (STF) maintained this Wednesday (14) the validity of the law that establishes rules of secrecy and restrictions on the sharing of investigations into air accidents in the country.

The Senate’s Constitution and Justice Committee (CCJ) approved this Wednesday (14) the legislative decree (PDL 206/2024) that suspends parts of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s decree (nº 11.615/2023) on firearms and

Minister Gilmar Mendes, of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), said this Wednesday (14) that the accusations against Minister Alexandre de Moraes regarding the use of unofficial methods to request information cannot be

The Senate’s Constitution and Justice Committee (CCJ) approved, this Wednesday (14), in Brasília, the so-called Amnesty PEC (9/2023). It reduces the mandatory funds that parties must transfer to black and brown candidates

Primary and secondary education in Brazil is managing to resume the positive trajectory observed in the years prior to the pandemic, especially when the cut-off is the initial years of elementary school