Brazil has nearly doubled its science and technology investment by allocating R$49.3 billion from 2023 to 2026, supporting key sectors like health, AI, and semiconductors with strong budget protections.
Minister Dias Toffoli declares himself suspicious in the case of Daniel Vorcaro's imprisonment, abstaining from an imminent Supreme Court vote that impacts ongoing judicial and political investigations.
Brazil nearly doubles its science and technology investment to R$50 billion for 2023-2025, focusing on health autonomy, AI development, and empowerment policies for women in STEM.
CBF secures a R$ 400 million sponsorship deal with Sadia, naming it the official protein supplier for Brazil's national football teams through 2030, enhancing marketing and cultural presence ahead of World Cup events.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies has approved mandatory electronic ankle bracelets for domestic violence offenders to enhance victim protection, building on São Paulo's pioneering monitoring program.
Brazil's government and local initiatives are fostering gender equity in science, recognizing female talent, and encouraging girls to pursue STEM careers.
Details and viewing information for March 2026 Copa do Brasil third phase matches featuring Operário-PR vs Capital-DF and Sport vs Anápolis, including schedules, venues, and broadcast channels.
Minister Dias Toffoli declares himself suspicious in the case of Daniel Vorcaro's imprisonment, abstaining from an imminent Supreme Court vote that impacts ongoing judicial and political investigations.
The TurisMall event in Rio gathers experts worldwide to promote tourism innovation and Brazil-China cooperation, featuring global speakers, cutting-edge technologies, and a major tourism forum.
Brazil's Senate approves bill ensuring priority free surgeries and psychological aid for women victims of violence, while a public hearing highlights statistics and legislative alignment for tackling violence against women.
Brazil has nearly doubled its science and technology investment by allocating R$49.3 billion from 2023 to 2026, supporting key sectors like health, AI, and semiconductors with strong budget protections.
Mirassol launches a new Sub-15 women's team while São Paulo hosts the Festival Estrelas to promote grassroots women's football development in 2026.