Brazil's presidential election runoff pits Flávio Bolsonaro against Lula amid the rise of the extreme right and cautious international observation, notably from Russia.
Amid social media silence and scandal, Brazilian celebrities Virginia Fonseca and Patrícia Abravanel face public speculation about their romance and marital crises.
The 2026 Brazilian elections reveal a stark disconnect between celebrity status and electoral success as many famous candidates fail to win seats amid changing voter dynamics.
Ilum Escola de Ciência and UFMT launch 2027 admissions for Science and Technology bachelor's programs, expanding access with innovative selection and support.
Brazil's 2026 National Science and Technology Week spotlights women scientists through exhibitions, lectures, and cultural events across multiple institutions.
Brazil’s 2026 elections see record abstention rates and political continuity in gubernatorial races, impacting the presidential runoff dynamics.
Brazil's 2026 congressional elections reveal a decline of Centrão influence and a significant rise of the PL, which now dominates both legislative chambers and plans a strong opposition role.
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.
Manaus and Ceará are advancing programs that encourage sustainable business practices and foster partnerships to boost eco-friendly local enterprises.
São Paulo’s Banco do Povo Paulista has provided over R$730 million in microcredit since 2023, with 2026 seeing nearly R$145 million invested to support small business growth through accessible loans and entrepreneurship training.
Corinthians begin intensive training for their next Brasileirão match while Brazil’s sports calendar highlights key football and other sporting events from October 5 to 11, 2026.
Brazil’s 2026 elections reveal a historic right-wing surge with Flávio Bolsonaro leading the presidency, the PL dominating the Senate and Congress, and a majority of governorships secured by right-wing parties.
President Trump erroneously called Brazil India while highlighting Brazil’s quick vote count and criticizing U.S. election delays, as candidates Bolsonaro and Lula prepare for a runoff.
Brazil's financial markets rallied following the 2026 presidential elections, fueled by optimism for fiscal reform and economic stability under Flávio Bolsonaro.
Brazil sees record voter abstention in 2026 elections, impacting President Lula’s support amid leadership concerns in the Workers’ Party.
Small businesses constitute the backbone of Brazil’s economy, generating significant employment and revenue, as highlighted by recent networking events and ongoing support initiatives.
Brazil’s 2026 presidential race draws international scrutiny over foreign influence fears and regional economic implications, as Argentina’s business sector watches closely.
Flávio Bolsonaro and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will compete in Brazil's presidential election second round on October 25, following a close first round with no candidate reaching a majority.
Brazilian celebrities actively engaged in the first round of the 2026 elections, sharing their voting experiences and encouraging public participation in democracy.
Brazilian actress Lilia Cabral recounts her family's rejection of her acting dreams while preparing to debut a critically acclaimed monologue.
Brazil’s 2026 elections witness severe gender-based political violence targeting women candidates, revealing systemic exclusion and the pivotal role of women voters.
Brazil marks 20 years of its landmark Micro and Small Enterprise Law, highlighting expanded support services and microcredit access aiding entrepreneurship and economic growth.
Ronaldo de Carvalho transformed Drogaria São Paulo into a leading Brazilian pharmacy chain through innovation and sector unification, leaving a profound legacy after his passing at 82.
São Paulo FC's commitment to youth development has helped it surpass financially stronger rivals in women's football.
Nearly one million Brazilians voted abroad in the 2026 presidential election, with Lula winning a majority of countries and Bolsonaro leading in several key nations, amidst notable challenges and geopolitical discussions.
Brazil’s 2026 presidential election is a pivotal moment testing its democracy, sovereignty, and influence over Latin America amid polarized candidates and international scrutiny.
Voting is in full swing across Brazil on October 4, 2026, with about 160 million eligible voters participating in a tight presidential race between Lula and Bolsonaro.
Recent polls indicate a razor-thin race between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro in Brazil's 2026 presidential election, with campaigns focusing on voter appeal amid high indecision.
As Brazil approaches the 2026 elections, government bodies showcase and discuss efforts to combat political violence against women amidst ongoing challenges reflected in low female political representation.
Brazil's 2026 election campaign propaganda officially ends Saturday night with strict legal restrictions on campaign activities and voter conduct set for election day.
Key agroindustry and commerce events in Alto Alegre and Três Passos offer business, gastronomy, and cultural programs to boost local economies.
Insights from João Adibe and Caspar Coppetti reveal how personal branding and premium positioning are key to driving sales growth while maintaining trust and exclusivity.
São Paulo FC secured their first Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino title by defeating Corinthians, ending the latter's long-standing dominance and setting a record attendance for the final.
Voting for Brazilians abroad in the 2026 presidential election started October 3-4, with over 918,000 eligible voters—up 30% since 2022—casting ballots from New Zealand to Japan.
Brazil advances female participation in STEM with registration open for the Programa Futuras Cientistas and inspiring workshops highlighting women's scientific achievements.
Ahead of Brazil's 2026 presidential election, detailed analysis reveals varying approaches and execution prospects in candidates' science and technology proposals.
The Federal Police report 80 cases of political violence against women in Brazil in 2026, with significant occurrences in Rio de Janeiro, highlighting challenges during the election period.
Brazil's Vibee Unimed VTRP health tech accelerator is set to surpass 100 startups by 2026, reflecting broader ecosystem growth and innovation priorities.
Despite a 4-0 win over India, Spanish media critiques Brazil's football as lacking brilliance and efficiency, highlighting ongoing challenges.
Brazil boosts women's football with expanded TV broadcasts, free final match tickets, and a digital platform for community input ahead of 2027 tournaments.
Santos secured a 2-1 comeback win over São Paulo at Morumbi, marking their fifth straight victory while São Paulo's coach calls for unity after the loss.
Brazil's 2026 elections highlight debates over workers' rights with PEC 221/2019's push to end the 6x1 schedule and PEC 32's threat to public servants' job stability taking center stage.
Political violence involving police and severe institutional degradation are casting a shadow over Brazil's 2026 election campaign, raising concerns for democracy.
TODXS aims to mobilize R$100 million by 2030 to empower LGBTQIAPN+-led businesses and drive economic inclusion across Brazil, focusing on marginalized groups within the community.
The ABAV Expo 2026 facilitated significant business growth and networking opportunities for Mato Grosso entrepreneurs and Brazil's tourism industry, highlighted by successful meetings and cultural showcases.
The STF weighs foreign ownership limits for digital news while judiciary imposes censorship on politically sensitive reporting ahead of elections.
Brazil's Federal Police investigate alleged threats behind US consulate closures amid concerns of election interference and heightened security warnings from multiple countries.
Disney and Netflix have partnered to stream "Percy Jackson" and "Ice Age" films on Netflix starting October 4, supporting promotional efforts for upcoming releases on Disney+.
Science and technology fairs across Mato Grosso do Sul and São Paulo highlight student innovation, including a prize-winning AI platform for agriculture.
Brazil’s 2026 election campaigns face heightened political violence and intimidation, with police involvement alarmingly prominent.