Brazil’s 2026 election landscape is rapidly being shaped by strategic party alliances and accelerated federal funding in key states, reflecting intense political competition and coalition-building efforts.
Brazil’s 2026 election landscape is rapidly being shaped by strategic party alliances and accelerated federal funding in key states, reflecting intense political competition and coalition-building efforts.
President Lula strategizes broad centrist alliances and vice-presidential changes to strengthen his 2026 reelection campaign and isolate Bolsonaro.
Esther Marques and Adolpho Mello wed in São Paulo, with a star-studded ceremony and reception featuring top Brazilian celebrities, elegant decor, and a celebrated bridal gown.
Brazil enhances sustainable agriculture through a World Bank-backed project in Paraíba and expands international investment talks for a fertilizer industry in Acre.
Brazil enhances sustainable agriculture through a World Bank-backed project in Paraíba and expands international investment talks for a fertilizer industry in Acre.
Brazilian municipalities such as Joinville and Socorro have expanded youth sports programs in February 2026, offering thousands of spots across multiple sports to promote health and social engagement.
Key political figures including Geraldo Alckmin, Fernando Haddad, and Tarcísio de Freitas are shaping the strategic alliances and candidacies for Brazil's 2026 presidential election amid calls for political reform.
Curitiba's new Facilita Mais program nearly doubles permit exemptions, speeds up business openings to two hours, and makes it Brazil's most business-friendly city.
Brazil's Carnaval 2026 offers a vibrant mix of cultural celebrations, dance events, thematic costume displays, and family-friendly leisure activities in Ceará, Florianópolis, and Rio de Janeiro's Grande Rio samba school.
The 38th Show Rural Coopavel in Cascavel showcases innovative agricultural research and technological advances from Unioeste and partners, emphasizing sustainability and competitiveness in Paraná’s agribusiness.