Almost 70% of femicide victims were killed at home in SP
In the first six months of the year, almost 70% of women’s deaths by femicide occurred at home in São Paulo. The data is part of a survey by the Sou da
SP government declares emergency in Artur Nogueira due to water crisis
The government of São Paulo has declared a state of emergency in Artur Nogueira due to the water crisis affecting the city. The decree was published in official diary and is valid
Registration for the MEC Radio Award and National Radio Festival begins
Musicians from all over the country can register, starting this Monday (5), for the National Radio Music Festival and the 21st MEC Radio Awards. The traditional awards organized by the public radio
Gabriel Medina secures bronze for Brazil in men’s surfing
Brazilian Gabriel Medina won the bronze medal in the men’s surfing tournament at the Paris Olympic Games (France) after defeating Peruvian Alonso Correa by 15.54 to 12.43, this Monday (5) in Teahupoo
APIB demands suspension of temporal framework and considers leaving STF commission
The Articulation of Indigenous Peoples (Apib) is considering leaving the conciliation committee of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) that discusses actions involving the time frame for the demarcation of indigenous lands. The
Federal Revenue: Olympic medals are tax exempt
The Federal Revenue Service reported that Olympic medals, as well as trophies and any other commemorative objects received at an official sporting event held abroad, are exempt from federal taxes. This is
Paris Games: Tati Weston-Webb takes silver in women’s surfing
Brazilian Tatiana Weston-Webb won the silver medal in the women’s surfing tournament at the Paris Olympic Games (France) after being defeated by American Caroline Marks by 10.50 to 10.33, this Monday (5)
Southeast and South states lead national innovation index
São Paulo, Santa Catarina, Paraná, Rio de Janeiro and Rio Grande do Sul are the most innovative economies in Brazil, according to the first edition of the Brazil Innovation and Development Index
Table tennis player Bruna Alexandre makes history at the Paris Games
Table tennis player Bruna Alexandre made history this Monday (5), as she became the first Brazilian to compete in the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Alongside Giulia Takahashi, the 29-year-old from Santa Catarina
Alckmin: "There is no reason for Brazil to have the 2nd highest interest rate in the world"
Acting President and Minister of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (MDIC), Geraldo Alckmin, said this Monday (5) that it makes no sense for Brazil to still have one of the highest real