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Get to Know the Water You Drink
Having clean and uncontaminated water to drink at home and anywhere is one of the most essential components to keep your family safe and healthy. Unfortunately, safe water is not something guaranteed. A recent study published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that in 2015, nearly 21 million people relied on…
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What It’s Like to Be a Brazilian Fan in Russia
Leonardo loved Moscow for its high energy. “Moscow is bustling 24/7,” he said. “There are countless opportunities here for anyone. Everyone finds something they like in Moscow.” Leonardo believes that his native São Paulo, the most densely populated metropolis in the Western Hemisphere, cannot compare to Moscow in terms of personal safety. “Moscow is quite…
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Brazil Summerfest Wants to Grow
The producers’ goal for Brazil Summerfest this summer is to create the largest edition of the festival to date. The plan is to showcase over 15 bands from Brazil, films, workshops, lectures, and a street fair with a Brazilian theme, creating a truly unique cultural and lifestyle experience in 360 & lifestyle. To achieve this,…
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Have You Ever Enjoyed a ‘Festa Junina’?
Festa Junina (June Festival), also known as the feast of Saint John, celebrates the birth of Saint John the Baptist (June 24). This annual celebration takes place at the beginning of the Brazilian winter. These festivities, introduced by the Portuguese during the colonial period (1500-1822), celebrate rural life and feature traditional clothing, food, and dances…
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The Month of Football Has Arrived
Brazil is often considered the country of samba and football, and it would be a difficult task to decide which is more popular. Football is the main sport in Brazil, with millions of fans. Players from the smaller teams to the biggest give their heart and soul during matches.There are entire industries and traditions dedicated…
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Brazil Reaches Record in Distributed Solar Energy
For the first time, Brazil has reached the mark of 250 megawatts of installed capacity in photovoltaic solar systems for micro and mini-generation, according to a study published by Absolar, the entity that represents this sector in the country. These results consider the distribution of solar energy to residential, commercial, and industrial consumers, in buildings…
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Brazil Expects Record Wine Production in 2018
Driven by extremely favorable weather conditions and an increase in the production of wines and wine by-products, the Brazilian wine industry sees 2018 as a turning point for the sector, which suffered significant quantitative losses in 2015 and 2016. Furthermore, the Brazilian Wine Institute (Ibravin) forecasts that this year’s harvest will be the best in…
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Brazilian Government Against Homophobia
The Federal Government, in partnership with the federative units of the country, signed a pact to materialize Brazil’s commitment to the fight against homophobia and violence against the LGBTI community. In 2017, the Disque 100 service, through which people can report human rights violations, received more than 1,700 notifications of abuses against lesbian, gay, bisexual,…
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Understanding Litigation in Brazil
The Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce in New York will host a discussion panel on litigation in Brazil. Litigation in Brazil can be costly, confusing, and time-consuming. The new Code of Civil Procedure, implemented three years ago, aimed to simplify and shorten the duration of legal proceedings. Despite the new code, little has changed for…
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Motherhood Today: Tougher Challenges, Less Success
On the second Sunday of May, the United States and many other countries celebrate Mother’s Day. According to a study conducted by the Pew Research Center, mothers today deserve to be honored more than ever. The study shows that it has never been so difficult to be a parent – especially a mother.By managing packed…