November 7, 2026A Bilingual Newspaper
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  • Original Woodstock Site to Host 50th Anniversary Concert

    A three-day music festival will take place in August 2019 at the original Woodstock concert site to mark the 50th anniversary of the historic event. The Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, a concert venue built on the original Woodstock site, announced on Thursday that it will host the golden anniversary event from August 16…

  • São Paulo: City of Geeks and Nerds

    In addition to bringing together various nationalities, cultures, and urban tribes, São Paulo is also the largest stronghold of geeks and nerds in the country. The number of fans of this universe grows every day, and there are always new developments related to the theme. For fans of this culture, the city is a paradise.…

  • The NYT Recommends: Visit Salvador

    At the end of the year, The New York Times made a list of 52 places worth exploring in 2019. Salvador, the former capital of Brazil, ranks 14th. “After completing a five-year historical preservation initiative to save its UNESCO designation, Salvador, with its ice cream-colored colonial facades, cobblestone streets, and beaches, is shining. Rising along…

  • Not Everything Will Be Lost

    The U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Brazil, the Fulbright Commission, and the Smithsonian Institution announced an emergency exchange program for 14 researchers whose studies were interrupted by the fire at the National Museum in Rio de Janeiro last September. In 2019, they will travel to the United States to complete their experiments in museums of the…

  • Bolsonaro Takes Office with Speech Calling for Reforms

    On January 1st, at 4:50 PM, the newly elected president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, ascended the ramp of the Palácio do Planalto to receive the presidential sash from his predecessor, Michel Temer. He then proceeded to the Parlatório, where he delivered his official speech to the nation. In his speech, Bolsonaro promised to reduce the…

  • Brazil Strengthens Fight Against Aedes-Transmitted Diseases

    Brazil’s efforts to reduce the incidence of diseases transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito have yielded positive results.

  • Brazil Launches New Program to Support Game Companies

    The Brazilian government will invest R$ 35.25 million in the production and commercialization of electronic games and an additional R$ 10 million in accelerators.

  • HIV Cases Drop 16% in 4 Years

    The treatment guaranteed by the public health system has helped reduce HIV infections by 16% across Brazil in the last four years. Additionally, the country recorded the largest drop in mortality in 2017, following the introduction of the so-called “AIDS cocktail” in 1995. The figures are part of the new Epidemiological Bulletin released by former…

  • Tips for a Smooth Tax Season

    Although Tax Day comes around every year, it still seems to catch many Americans by surprise. This year, don’t miss the deadline or let this crucial task hang over your head. To have a smooth tax season, consider the following: • Starting Early: If you can, start your taxes early. Filing early is a good…

  • Roberto Carlos Returns to the USA with a New Album

    Brazilian singer Roberto Carlos announced that he will begin a new tour in the United States starting March 9, 2019, produced by MOVE Concerts and Loud and Live. The first cities he will visit on his “Amor sin Límite Tour” will be Miami, Orlando, New York, Boston, and Washington DC. These are just the initial…