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Don’t Diet Alone
For many, weight loss is a constant struggle, filled with frustrations, fad diets, and forgotten workout DVDs. But it doesn’t have to be that way. New research reveals a critical element that can make all the difference between a continuous battle for health and success in shedding excess weight—and keeping it off long-term. The secret?…
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Tribalistas Announce First Tour in the USA
When their music conquered Brazil and the world in 2002, the Tribalistas sang, in the final track of their successful first CD/DVD, that “tribalist is an anti-movement / that disappears in the next moment.” However, in the 15 years that followed, exactly the opposite has been confirmed. The partnership between Marisa Monte, Carlinhos Brown, and…
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A Tribute to Jacob do Bandolim
Those who appreciate the genuine sound of Brazilian instrumental music will have the opportunity to enjoy the 4th Annual Choro Festival (Chorofest) in New York City, presented by the Brazilian Music Foundation (BMF), in partnership with Bossa Magazine, and Asuos Productions, on November 6, 2018 – 8 PM at Opera Center America, 350 Seventh Ave.,…
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Landscapes of Sebastião Salgado
Sundaram Tagore Chelsea presents a specially curated selection of rarely seen landscapes by renowned photographer Sebastião Salgado. This impressive collection of prints includes works from his remarkable series Genesis, as well as three images from his latest project in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil, aimed at raising awareness about the threats to the region from…
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Cuiabá, the Most Indigenous City
Cuiabá, the capital of Mato Grosso, offers visitors a chance to encounter its rich indigenous cultural heritage through its language, cuisine, and traditions.
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Petrópolis, the Imperial City
Located 68 km from the city of Rio de Janeiro, at the top of Serra da Estrela, is one of the favorite retreats of the cariocas (cariocas is the name given to those born in Rio): Petrópolis. D. Pedro II loved the mild climate of Petrópolis. So much so that he ordered the construction of…
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National Museum of Rio: What Was Lost?
The National Museum of Rio de Janeiro suffered a devastating fire. Almost 90% of its 20 million items were lost, but some treasures were saved.
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Brazil-U.S. Social Security Agreement Takes Effect
More than 1.3 million Brazilians residing in the United States can now count their work time in the U.S. when applying for retirement due to age or disability and survivor benefits. Resulting from an international agreement between the two nations, the new policy took effect on Monday (October 1) and applies to workers in the…
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UN Praises Brazilian School Meals as a Model for Other Countries
Brazilian experiences with school meals are a model for other countries. The opinion was issued by Daniel Balaban, director of the United Nations World Food Programme’s Centre of Excellence against Hunger, during the “Dialogues on International Cooperation for Development,” an event held last September by the BRICS Policy Centre in partnership with the Brazilian Cooperation…
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Footwear Trade Generates Millions Abroad
Sales of Brazilian footwear abroad generated $162 million in business for the national footwear sector this year. The deals were closed during 13 international trade initiatives by the federal government, including participation in industry events and trade missions. According to the Brazilian Agency for Promotion of Exports and Investments (Apex-Brasil), the number of trade partners…