Power supply was interrupted in Roraima
Roraima had its power supply interrupted this Saturday night (15), from 4:20 pm. The cause of the blackout is being analyzed by Roraima Energia, the company responsible for the service. According to
Study points out challenges of rural insurance in the midst of climate change
Last year, agricultural production fell by 1.7% in Brazil compared to the 2021 result, and climate change has been responsible for significant crop failures. According to data from the Brazilian Institute of
Greenpeace Brazil finds 176 excavators on Yanomami land
The non-governmental organization (NGO) Greenpeace Brasil found 176 excavators in illegal mining in the Yanomami, Kayapó and Munduruku indigenous lands (TI) between 2021 and 2023. As stated in the report Stop The
Insomnia: experts warn of risks of inadequate medicine
“My insomnia started when I changed jobs and became 100% home office” [escritório de casa]. What could have been a relief was the beginning of episodes of insomnia for journalist Poliana Bollini
Discover Azerbaijan, a young country with an ancient tradition
A young nation with ancient histories, Azerbaijan is the theme of the program Reporting Paths this Sunday (15), which airs at 10 pm, on TV Brazil. Wedged between Europe and Asia, Azerbaijan
Mega-Sena accumulates and prize is estimated at R$16 million
No gambler hit the six tens of Contest 2,583 of the Mega-Sena, drawn this Saturday night (15), in São Paulo. The numbers drawn were 02, 20, 27, 30, 52 and 57. The
Petrópolis wins exhibition that highlights the country’s first railroad
The municipality of Petrópolis, in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro, wins this Sunday (16), from 10 am, the permanent exhibition Ceramic Panel in the Imperial City whose theme is Transport
Three out of four deforested hectares have evidence of illegality
Almost 73% of the areas deforested between 2019 and 2022 show signs of illegality – which corresponds to three out of every four hectares. This is the conclusion obtained from recent data
Today is Day: week has dates of indigenous peoples, Tiradentes and Brazil
Dates linked to the history of Brazil will be remembered in the week that begins this Sunday (16) – and which brings a national holiday next Friday (21): Tiradentes. On Wednesday, April
500 days away from the Paralympics, Brazil wants to expand its presence in Paris 2024
The countdown towards the Paris Paralympics reaches 500 days this Sunday (16). The event on French soil begins on August 28, 2024 and continues until September 8, with the expectation of bringing