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Elza Soares Returns to New York
In a career marked by tragedies, the legendary Brazilian samba singer Elza Soares persevered as a singular voice for the voiceless. Emerging from the favelas of Rio, where she was forced to marry at 12 and gave birth to her first child at 13, Soares’ great success came when she appeared on a Brazilian talent…
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US Inaugurates Technology Center in São Paulo
The United States Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) has opened an office at the US Consulate in São Paulo to develop partnerships with Brazil on research projects focused on innovation. The Technology Center will enhance collaboration between the two countries through research and professional exchanges in the fields of science and engineering. Over…
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Museum of Tomorrow Receives Award for Best Innovative Green Building
The Museum of Tomorrow, in Rio de Janeiro, was recognized as the Best Innovative Green Building on the planet during the MIPIM Awards. The award is given during the most important real estate exhibition in the world, which takes place in the city of Cannes (France). The museum defeated significant landmarks such as the 119…
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Brazil develops climate strategy
Brazilian society has been officially called upon to help the country meet the goals set in the Paris Agreement on climate change. The Minister of the Environment, Sarney Filho, officially announced the opening of the so-called “structural dialogues” with the stakeholders involved in the challenge of curbing the rise in global average temperatures. The goal…
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Capoeira: Ancient Tradition with a Modern Touch
Capoeira is a cultural expression and a type of fight characterized by its agile, acrobatic, and harmonious movements, in tune with choreographic aspects. The repertoire includes kicks and spins full of ginga, malice, and rhythm, using the feet and head more than the hands.With a peculiar timbre, the berimbau is the main instrument used in…
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Julia Taft Refugee Fund
The U.S. Embassy in Brasília, in collaboration with the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM) of the U.S. Department of State, announced that it is accepting proposals through the Julia Taft Refugee Fund from potential partners working in the area of protection and assistance to refugees in Brazil. This support aims to fill low-cost…
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Traveling with Pets to Brazil
If you wish to travel to Brazil with your pet (dogs and/or cats), Brazilian law requires the following procedures to be completed before boarding: 1. You must obtain the following from a licensed veterinarian residing in your jurisdiction: (a) original International Zoosanitary Certificate – IZC, stating that the animal is in good health; (b) that…
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Growing Açaí Market
Nowadays, consumers are becoming more aware of the benefits of açaí, particularly in the use of açaí products in the production of organic cosmetics. Açaí products are rich in vitamins A, C, and E, and help in skin regeneration. Additionally, açaí has numerous benefits for the skin, which is why it is used in various…
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Learn More About Brazil
Brazil has many stories to tell. This 517-year-old country has a rich and diverse culture worth exploring. From North to South, you can embark on a journey filled with stories, art, music, and much beauty to be discovered. Below you will find some suggestions.Taypa de Pilão Circuit (São Paulo)The main idea is to venture into…
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The Rhythms of the Marvelous City
Rio de Janeiro has one of the most vibrant live music scenes in Brazil. Only São Paulo has a more varied and eclectic music scene, but Rio de Janeiro easily wins in the presentation of live Samba and Bossa Nova shows.As the great Bahian singer and songwriter Dorival Caymmi said: “Whoever does not love samba…