Brazil’s small businesses face significant challenges adapting to the 2027 tax reform amid heavy bureaucratic burdens that threaten profitability and operational continuity.
The 2026 Brazilian elections see a surge in political violence against women, especially Black candidates, with frequent threats and attacks highlighting pervasive misogyny and racism.
Flamengo and Santos played a thrilling 2-2 draw in the Campeonato Brasileiro, with both teams showcasing resilience, tactical shifts, and standout performances by Danilo, Paquetá, and Neymar.
The 2026 Brazilian presidential runoff on October 25 remains highly competitive between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, with voter mobilization calls emphasizing the election's critical stakes.
Small businesses in Brazil struggle with extensive bureaucracy and limited financial access, prompting initiatives to provide guidance and technological tools for growth.
The 2026 National Week of Science and Technology in Brazil focuses on celebrating and promoting women's contributions to science with events at IFAM Parintins and IFPE Afogados.
Palmeiras' 1-0 win over Bahia moves them just behind Flamengo in the Brasileirão standings as Fluminense climbs to third with a decisive 4-0 win over Coritiba.
Flávio Bolsonaro pledges minimum wage increases that surpass inflation, aligning more with Lula's policy than his father's inflation-only adjustments, while promising no social benefit cuts.
Recent campaigns and summits in Brazil during October 2026 are strengthening innovation and entrepreneurship, with a focus on women entrepreneurs and collaborative economic development.
Brazil celebrates Children's Day 2026 with free events, live music, cinema releases, and a special Brasil Jazz Sinfônica TV concert.
A proposed Brazilian law seeks to criminalize the spread of false health information in media, with strict penalties for offenders and responsibilities for health professionals and platforms.
Maricá is hosting a new November festival to celebrate and promote Black contributions to science, technology, and culture, with registrations open until October 11.
The 2026 Rio de Janeiro elections reveal a reinforced hold of political families on legislative seats, emphasizing the persistence of dynastic politics in the state and beyond.
Caraguatatuba enhances local security through Municipal Guard preventive actions and a unique federal partnership, alongside a proposed national policy targeting urban vandalism.