Author: The Brasilians NewsPaper
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Traffic Deaths in Brazil Decrease
The number of deaths from traffic accidents in Brazil has decreased by 14% since the implementation of the Dry Law in 2008. According to the Ministry of Health’s Mortality Information System, there were 32,615 recorded deaths in 2017, compared to 38,273 ten years ago. The reduction in the number of fatal victims was observed in…
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Brazil gains secretariat for the protection of intellectual rights
The Ministry of Culture (MinC) has an agency for copyright protection. A decree published in the Official Gazette modifies the structure of the ministry and creates the Secretariat for Copyright and Intellectual Property. Understand how it will work:DepartmentsThe initiative aims to combat the trafficking of cultural goods and piracy. To this end, the new secretariat…
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Media Kit
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BR Day NY: 34 Years of Pure Joy
The biggest Brazilian party outside of Brazil, and the most anticipated of the year, is coming. BR Day NY is set for September 2, the day before Labor Day in the United States, starting at 11 AM on 6th Avenue. As has been the case for over three decades, the celebration will be marked by…
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South Dakota: Travel Back in Time to the American Wild West
After agriculture, tourism is the second largest industry in South Dakota. Visitors are drawn outside the city limits by fun and the opportunity to observe wildlife in various and expansive national and state parks and along beautiful secondary roads. Discovering treasures off the more touristy circuit, the Wild West and Native American culture sparks curiosity,…
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The Charming Olinda
Just a few minutes from the city of Recife, Olinda enchants with its charm, the lively Carnival that attracts thousands of visitors, and its beautiful buildings. Once the richest city in Colonial Brazil, it is now considered one of the best-preserved regions from that era. This entire historical heritage earned it the title of Cultural…
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Ian Fleming
Ian Fleming was an English writer and journalist. He created the character James Bond, who became famous worldwide as the ‘Agent 007.’ He was an officer in the United Kingdom’s Naval Intelligence. Sir Ian Lancaster Fleming was born in London on May 28, 1908. He came from the English aristocracy. He was the son of…
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Publication on Brazilian Mangroves
To better understand the biological richness of mangroves, the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio) gathered various information on the subject in the Atlas of Mangroves of Brazil. The publication highlights the importance of mangroves in mitigating the greenhouse effect, as the vegetation sequesters carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and also acts as a…
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Book “Never Been Alone”
The launch of the book written by Tatiana Gonçalves: “Never Been Alone” was one of the most anticipated events in May 2018. This is a significant milestone in the climb to success that culminates in the realization of yet another special dream, that of publishing a book telling her own story. Never Been Alone is…
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The Voice and Swing of a Blonde from Pernambuco in New York
Talent alone is not enough to face today’s challenging music market. There must also be a lot of persistence in the face of such competition. When you are outside your home country, in the midst of another culture and language, it takes even more courage. This is something that this 27-year-old from Pernambuco has in…