One in seven women, aged 40, has had an abortion in Brazil
The 2021 National Abortion Survey (PNA) shows that one in seven women, aged close to 40, has already had at least one abortion in Brazil. The survey carried out in November 2021
Beneficiaries with final NIS 8 receive the new Bolsa Família
Caixa Econômica Federal paid this Wednesday (29) the installment of the new Bolsa Família to beneficiaries with Social Registration Number (NIS) at the end of 8. This is the first installment with
TSE upholds decision that fined Deputy Nikolas by R$ 30,000
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) upheld today (28) the decision that fined federal deputy Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG) by R$ 30,000 during last year’s elections. The court judged an appeal by the congressman’s
Construction Confidence Index drops 0.3 point in the country
The Construction Confidence Index (ICST) did not change in March and remained at 94.4 points, a level of moderate pessimism. In quarterly moving averages, the index fell by 0.3 points. It was
For experts, journalism is in the hands of digital platforms
Communication professionals and researchers expressed concern, during the 1st National Journalism Week of the Brazilian Press Association (ABI), with the lack of effective regulation of calls big techs, companies responsible for digital
New Americanas executive asks the company for attention to avoid mistakes
In a public hearing this Tuesday (28) at the Senate Economic Affairs Committee (CAE), the new CEO (executive director) of Americanas, Leonardo Coelho Pereira, stressed that the retailer “can no longer make
Families of victims of police violence demand justice
In the week that marks the 59th anniversary of the 1964 coup d’état, the Coalition Brazil for Memory, Truth, Justice, Reparation and Democracy brought together mothers and relatives of victims of police
Copom minutes reinforce the possibility of raising interest rates
The Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) of the Central Bank (BC) reinforced the possibility of raising the Selic rate, the economy’s basic interest rate, if the disinflation process does not go as expected.
Stuart Angel’s family will examine alleged torture document
A virtual auction announced until last Friday (24) a document from 1976 with information about the death of Stuart Edgar Angel, an economics student and MR8 militant who fought against the Military
Copom minutes came with “more consistent terms”, says Haddad
The minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee (Copom), released this to haveTuesday (28), in Brasília, came with a more moderate tone than the communiqué issued last week, said, today, the Minister of