Prohibition for new medical courses will be ended
The ban on opening new medical courses in Brazil, which has been in effect since 2018, will be closed as of this Wednesday (5). This information was provided by the Minister of
Tax incentives for states will have more transparency, says Haddad
Tax benefits for states will have more transparency to avoid loss of collection for the Union, said, this Tuesday (4th), in Brasília, the Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad. In conversation with journalists,
Number of children hospitalized for respiratory virus grows
The InfoGripe Bulletin, released by the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz) this Tuesday (4), points out that the number of children hospitalized for respiratory viruses has increased a lot in 15 states. The
GDP in Latin America and the Caribbean expected to grow 1.4% this year
The World Bank estimates that the economy of Latin America and the Caribbean will grow by 1.4% this year, at “a lower-than-expected rate and the lowest globally”. The reasons for the worsening
Government can now buy goods and services completely electronically
The Federal Data Processing Service (Serpro) informed that the portal Compras.gov.br already allows all government purchases of goods and services to be carried out electronically, after adaptations to comply with the provisions
Government makes agreement to set up commissions of 4 MPs
The Minister of Institutional Relations, Alexandre Padilha, said this Tuesday (4th) in Brasília that the government closed an agreement with Congress for the installation of joint commissions to analyze four provisional measures
Worker who went without salary for 30 years will receive R$ 800 thousand
The São Paulo Labor Court condemned a couple to pay R$800,000 to a domestic worker who was kept for 30 years in a work regime similar to slavery, without receiving any type
Covid-19: 833,000 elderly people have not yet taken a booster dose in Rio
The Municipal Secretary of Health of Rio de Janeiro (SMS) reported, this Tuesday (4), that 833,000 elderly people have not yet sought immunization points to receive a booster of the bivalent vaccine
Income committed to debt is the lowest since before the pandemic
The Consumer Indebtedness and Default Survey (Peic), calculated monthly by the National Confederation of Commerce in Goods, Services and Tourism (CNC), pointed to stability in household indebtedness in the first quarter. The
UFRJ Technological Park will have new research centers
With 28 resident small, medium and large companies, the Technological Park of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) is preparing to implement, starting this year, five more research units. They