Author: The Brasilians NewsPaper
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Digital Licensing in Brazil
To make life easier for drivers in Brazil who own more than one mobile device or want to lend the digital document to a third party, from now on, drivers will be able to share the Vehicle Registration and Licensing Certificate (CRLV Digital) with up to five other mobile devices at the same time. In…
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Ulisses Pernambucano
Ulisses Pernambucano nasceu no Re-cife, no dia 6 de fevereiro de 1892. Filho do desembargador José Antô-nio Gonçalves de Melo e de Maria da Con-ceição Melo. Foi para o Rio de Janeiro e ingressou na Faculdade de Medicina, fez residência no Hospital Nacional de Aliena-dos, concluindo o curso com apenas 20 anos de idade. Depois…
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Quilombola Community Regularizes Its Territory
The quilombola territory of Peruana, located in the municipality of Óbidos (PA), received the definitive title from the land regularization process. The community occupies a territory of 1,900 hectares, inhabited by sixteen families. The document was signed by the president of the National Institute of Colonization and Agrarian Reform (Incra) Leonardo Góes, and by the…
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Year-End: There’s a Party in the Magic Island, Florianópolis
Imagine spending winter surrounded by beautiful landscapes, with the sea breeze on your face, your feet in the sand, and next to the one you love the most. Now add activities for the whole family and differentiated gastronomy, with the convenience and comfort that a resort can provide. This place, which feels like a summer…
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US Universities Train Future Diplomats
Young scholars from around the world turn to higher education institutions in the US to develop their diplomatic and policy-making skills. Consider Siyabulela Mandela, 26, a relative of Nelson Mandela, the first black president of South Africa and an anti-apartheid icon. Nelson Mandela envisioned a prosperous Africa living in peace, a vision that inspired young…
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Rubber Compound for Cable Covering
The brand Cofibam is developing a special rubber to replace neoprene, which is present in both mobile and fixed cables. Due to the scarcity of this type of covering in the market, Cofibam brings to the cable sector a compound with greater mechanical and thermal resistance from Latin America, significantly improving the lifespan of applications.…
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More Youth Stations Will Be Delivered in the Country
The National Youth Secretariat (SNJ) announced the delivery of 29 Youth Stations. The agency reported that 14 will be delivered with all infrastructure ready, some of which have already been inaugurated and are in operation. By December 31, 2018, the SNJ will have the other 15 service orders signed to enable new units in 2019.…
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Second platform in the Búzios Field begins operations
Another oil and gas exploration platform has begun operations in the Búzios Field (RJ). The P-75 has the capacity to process 150 thousand barrels of oil and compress up to 6 million m³ of natural gas per day. The unit extracts products from the pre-salt layer at a depth of 2,000 meters and is installed…
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The 110 Years of Japanese Immigration in Brazil
It was on June 18, 1908, that the ship Kasato Maru docked in Santos with the first 781 Japanese immigrants. Little by little, the conflicts of World War II eased. New Japanese immigrants arrived, highlighting initiatives to strengthen Brazil-Japan exchange. The commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Japanese Immigration was attended by the Prince Mikasa…
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The Beaches of Brazil You Need to Know
Brazil is the largest country in South America in terms of land area and ranks fifth among all places in the world, only behind Russia, Canada, China, and the United States. A land of welcoming people, enchanting beauty, and rich cultural traits. Brazil is increasingly on the list of places to visit, even for those…