Anvisa's New Rules Boost Artisanal Cosmetic Small Businesses in Brazil
Anvisa implements new regulations effective December 2026 to simplify artisanal cosmetic production, boosting small business growth in Brazil’s personal care sector.
Anvisa implements new regulations effective December 2026 to simplify artisanal cosmetic production, boosting small business growth in Brazil’s personal care sector.
Presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro seeks to reinstate his father's relaxed gun policies, challenging current stricter regulations amid a tight election race.
Upcoming matches in Brazilian football feature the GreNal derby, key Série A games, and Série C clashes, showcasing critical league battles across the country.
São Paulo defeated Vitória 2-1 in the Brasileirão with Calleri scoring twice and Lucas Moura returning from injury, boosting their league standing.
Lula's campaign accuses Meta of biased interference in Brazil's election favoring Bolsonaro, citing technical issues and algorithm advantages.
Brazilian singer Giulia Be and Conor Kennedy celebrated their historic wedding in Rio with a multi-day ceremony blending American and Brazilian traditions attended by 200 guests.
Brazil’s government pledges R$40 million to rebuild UFPE research labs damaged by fire, reinforcing commitment to scientific infrastructure recovery and ongoing research support.
The 23rd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil celebrates women's scientific contributions with projects and events promoting girls and women in science.
Pelotas' electric vehicle market is rapidly expanding with over 2,000 EVs, increased sales, and growing infrastructure, though challenges remain in grid capacity and safety.
The upcoming DiALAB Industry event and Nina Silva’s international recognition highlight critical initiatives fostering economic and professional opportunities for Black creators in Brazil’s audiovisual and technology sectors.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been temporarily suspended by the Portuguese Football Federation following a disciplinary process after leaving the national team early during the 2026 Nations League.
Brazil's women's national football team prepares to face Argentina in two friendlies this October, showcasing a strong historical record and strategic player management ahead of the Women's World Cup.
Brazilian judiciary suspends Stake's operation amid government's crackdown on online betting; over R$1 billion refunded to bettors as enforcement expands.
Public disapproval of Lula and Bolsonaro reaches 50%, while Revista Liberta highlights the challenges and hopes for Brazilian democracy in 2026 amid political turmoil.
The CBF announced the 2027 football calendar, starting January 6, with a key month-long break for Brazil's hosting of the FIFA Women's World Cup.
Strong leadership combined with sustainability strategies is key to nurturing innovation culture in Brazilian small businesses, boosting competitiveness and growth.
Flávio Bolsonaro leads in polls and expands alliances for the 2026 presidential runoff while facing TSE’s ruling to remove posts linking Lula to crime.
Profiles of seven Brazilian celebrities who have relocated abroad, detailing their personal and professional adaptations in new countries.
In response to a devastating fire at UFPE, the Brazilian government announced R$68 million in emergency funding to restore facilities and research capabilities.
Brazil saw a 5.5% increase in new small business registrations in September 2026, with microentrepreneurs spearheading growth, especially in services and key regions.
Brazil’s small businesses face significant challenges adapting to the 2027 tax reform amid heavy bureaucratic burdens that threaten profitability and operational continuity.
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court steps up measures against misinformation in the 2026 elections, mandates removal of false posts and emphasizes judicial restraint amid political tensions.
Brazil mandates political education in schools through Law No. 15.468 and advances its implementation with a TSE and Ministry of Education partnership.
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.
Neymar scores twice on his return for Santos in a 2-2 draw with Flamengo, a match overshadowed by controversial refereeing decisions.
Ahead of the 2026 election runoff, Lula advocates workweek reform and announces expanded fuel tax breaks and subsidies to ease economic pressures.
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.
An STF internal report highlights serious violent threats against Supreme Court ministers on social media, raising fears over judicial independence amid political tensions.
Brazilian Women’s National Team progresses toward finalized 2027 World Cup squad with unique goalkeeper tests and strategic focus on fan engagement and development.
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.
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.
Small businesses in Brazil struggle with extensive bureaucracy and limited financial access, prompting initiatives to provide guidance and technological tools for growth.
Recent campaigns and summits in Brazil during October 2026 are strengthening innovation and entrepreneurship, with a focus on women entrepreneurs and collaborative economic development.
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.
Lula's campaign reorganizes grassroots and digital operations in São Paulo and Minas Gerais to reduce Bolsonaro's lead in the presidential runoff.
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.
Brazil celebrates Children's Day 2026 with free events, live music, cinema releases, and a special Brasil Jazz Sinfônica TV concert.
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.
Brazil’s online betting ban has led to immediate layoffs affecting thousands of workers and broader economic consequences, with thousands more jobs at risk if the prohibition continues.
Flumisul 25 Anos event in Barra Mansa underscores business innovation and the rise of young digital entrepreneurs transforming Brazil’s market with technology.
Brazil's 2026 election first round saw 134 political violence cases with rising threats to democratic participation, prompting worker mobilization against fascism.
As Brazil enters the runoff, Flávio Bolsonaro aims to widen his lead over Lula while Romeu Zema indicates he will leave politics after a disappointing campaign.
Hyundai's multi-year sponsorship and a key South American club meeting underline efforts to grow and professionalize women's football across the continent.
After Fernando Diniz's departure, Corinthians considers Ramón Díaz, Sylvinho, and others in their managerial search amid challenges.
Brazil boosts eco-friendly innovation with a nearly R$50 billion investment auction and new legislation to support green startups.
Embrapa is organizing an online event presenting detailed regional climate risk mitigation strategies for Brazil's agriculture amid the El Niño phenomenon.
Brazilian football clubs face extended betting sponsorship ban until post-election, prompting protests and financial uncertainties.
Piracicaba vendors gain vital credit guidance and digital tools access to boost small business competitiveness and management.
Datafolha's first presidential runoff poll reveals a close contest between Bolsonaro and Lula, while experts urge constructive dialogue and broader voter outreach strategies.
Caraguatatuba enhances local security through Municipal Guard preventive actions and a unique federal partnership, alongside a proposed national policy targeting urban vandalism.