Author: The Brasilians NewsPaper
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Grupo Mulheres Do Brasil Nova York Celebrates 5 Years
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The Grupo Mulheres do Brasil New York chapter celebrates five years of existence in September. Under the leadership of advertising professional and career coach Alejandra Merklen and architect Eliane Garcez, the chapter’s mission is to support and develop projects to inspire, inform, and empower Brazilian women living in the tri-state area (NY, NJ, CT). The…
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Who Is Crossing the American Border?
A new study from USA Facts examined immigration at the United States borders between October 2019 and June of this year. The data highlights where people are coming from and how apprehensions have increased in recent years.What does the study say?– The Border Patrol reported nearly 7.7 million crossings at the border between October 2019…
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Brazilian Sentenced to Life in Prison Remains at Large in the U.S.
Pennsylvania police released an update on Tuesday morning (12) regarding the massive manhunt for the Brazilian murderer sentenced to life in prison who escaped from a state penitentiary nearly two weeks ago. Danilo Cavalcante, according to the police, is armed with a stolen weapon. Cavalcante escaped from Chester County prison on August 31 by “walking…
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Brazilian Government Extends Visa Exemption for Americans
The Brazilian government announced that it will extend the visa exemption for Americans, Canadians, and Australians wishing to visit Brazil for tourism or business until January 9, 2024. Previously, the visa requirement for citizens of these countries was set to resume on October 1, 2023. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the postponement is…
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Storm Hilary Hits California Causing Flooding
Parts of Southern California and the southwestern United States faced the threat of flash floods and landslides on Monday (21) after Storm Hilary brought record rainfall overnight. About 17 million Americans were under flood and high wind alerts as the remnants of the hurricane moved north, dumping heavy rain from the California-Mexico border to Las…
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Christmas in Summer?
While many families are still returning from trips and finishing their back-to-school shopping, several retailers are getting into the Christmas spirit. But what about Halloween? And someone should think about Thanksgiving, right? Don’t be surprised to find illuminated elves, inflatable Santa decorations appearing alongside scary hanging skeletons, glowing tombstones, and pumpkins. Stores have been making…
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How About Skipping the Line to Get Through Airport Security in the U.S.? Here’s How
This summer, American airports are completely packed. If you’ve traveled from certain parts of the country, it’s likely that you’ve spent nearly two hours in line to get through security. But if you are a citizen or permanent resident, there is a way to significantly reduce the time spent in this process: TSA Pre-Check. The…
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Illinois Law Requires Parents to Pay for Work of Child Influencers
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This week, you may have heard something about the Brazilian actress Larissa Manoela’s break with her parents over issues involving the ownership and management of the young actress’s assets. Larissa began her television career at just 4 years old, and her parents have managed her earnings since then. Now, at 18, Larissa discovered that she…
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Federal Government Subsidizes Internet for Low-Income Families
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More than 20 million American households are receiving discounts on internet service as part of a federal program created to end digital exclusion, according to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) from the government seeks to address the issue of the cost of reliable internet service for low-income families by providing…
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George Santos’ Employee Indicted for Impersonating Speaker of the House’s Aide
He doesn’t stay away from the media for long. This time, the news indirectly involves George Santos, the Republican congressman from New York, son of a Brazilian, indicted for fraud, money laundering, and possession of public funds. One of Santos’ employees, Samuel Miele, who worked on the then-candidate’s campaign during the 2020 and 2022 election…


