Author: The Brasilians NewsPaper
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Fed changes tone in the USA
The global market confirmed what it had suspected for weeks: the change in tone from the Fed, the American Central Bank. In this context, the central bank positioned itself more clearly and stated that it sees no reasons for further interest rate hikes in 2019. In 2018, there were 4 increases, and this change in…
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The CPF Will Replace Some Documents
The Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas (CPF) number may replace a series of other documents and will be sufficient for accessing public services. This information was officially published in the Diário Oficial da União. According to Decree No. 9.723/2019, the CPF number is “sufficient and substitutive” to the following documents: • Worker Identification Number (NIT); •…
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Government launches tender for the concession of 22 airports
The Ministry of Infrastructure published the Public Call for Studies for the sixth round of airport concessions, including three blocks: South, North, and Central. The public call is aimed at companies and consortia interested in preparing the Technical, Economic, and Environmental Feasibility Studies (EVTEA) for the 22 airports. The deadline to express interest is 30…
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National Force remains in Amazonas for 2 more months
The National Public Security Force will continue to support the Penitentiary System of Amazonas for an additional 60 days. The authorization was signed by the Minister of Justice and Public Security, Sergio Moro, and published in the Official Gazette of the Union. This measure responds to a request from the state government. The new deadline…
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Vila de Paranapiacaba
In 1850, Irineu Evangelista de Souza, the Baron of Mauá, committed to the construction of a railway, and in 1856, an Imperial Decree granted him the privilege of construction and a 90-year term for its operation. By 1860, he managed to gather enough capital and formed the company The São Paulo Railway Company Ltd. –…
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The Overview of Carnival 2019
For the first time, Mancha Verde is the grand champion of the Special Group of the São Paulo carnival in 2019. With the theme “Oxalá, save the princess. The saga of a black warrior,” the school brought to Anhembi the story of an African princess Aqualtune, grandmother of Zumbi dos Palmares, and discussed slavery, the…
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How Families are Paying for College
The way families pay for college is a good indicator of how much planning takes place before the first tuition bill arrives. A new study by Sallie Mae suggests that while families are feeling confident in their decision making, nearly 40 percent do not have a plan to pay for college. Last year, family income…
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KiteSurf in the Parnaíba Delta Featured in U.S. Media
The Washington Post published an article titled: “Along the Northeast Coast of Brazil, a Kitesurf Safari.” The text highlights the great potential of the Parnaíba Delta for the practice of the sport and emphasizes that the region is the “perfect equation for kitesurfing.” The publication, illustrated with beautiful photos, is authored by American journalist John…
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End of visas for the USA, Australia, Canada, and Japan
The visa exemption for American, Australian, Canadian, and Japanese tourists wishing to visit Brazil, a historic banner of the tourism sector, is now a reality. Decree 9.7311 with the measure was published in an Extra Edition of the Official Gazette. Thus, travelers from the four strategically important countries will be able to enter Brazil starting…
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Parintins Folklore Festival
A state divided between blue and red. This is how the Parintins Festival begins. The largest open-air opera spectacle in Latin America and the biggest folklore event in the world, featuring a mix of costumes, joy, and the culture of the Northern region of Brazil. For three days, the blue Caprichoso ox and the red…