Dennis Carvalho, an iconic Brazilian actor and director known for his contributions to telenovelas, died at age 78, prompting widespread tributes and reflections on his impactful career and recent criticisms of TV Globo.
Brazil launches 'Brazil Soberano 2.0' program to provide financial support to exporters affected by US tariffs on steel, aluminum, and auto parts using existing BNDES funds.
January 2026 saw historic reductions in robberies in São Paulo despite a police force facing significant staffing challenges under Governor Tarcísio de Freitas’ administration.
Edinho Silva calls for political and judicial reforms to establish the Workers' Party as a genuine anti-system force ahead of elections.
OceanPact and CBO merge, forming a fleet of 73 vessels with a projected annual revenue exceeding R$ 4 billion and a strong contract backlog, aiming to strengthen their position in Brazil's energy sector.
Paraná and Espírito Santo are advancing business tourism through international promotion, new flights, and industrial investments, driving economic growth and infrastructure improvements.
Bradesco consolidates multiple healthcare businesses into Bradsaúde, aiming for a R$ 52 billion revenue company serving over 13 million beneficiaries, marking Brazil’s largest healthcare sector reorganization.
Severe rains in Minas Gerais have claimed 64 lives, with President Lula visiting the area and issuing a red alert for São Paulo's coast.
Meta launches lawsuits in Brazil against deepfake creators exploiting celebrity images like Drauzio Varella and Maira Cardi to advertise fraudulent health products and teach deceptive marketing tactics.
The Virada Científica event in Várzea Grande highlights links between science, entrepreneurship, sustainable technology, and inclusive education.
Brazil's Science Minister will visit Acre to launch fiber-optic infrastructure and support programs bolstering education and entrepreneurship in science and technology.
Brazil's 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup promises major strides for women's football amid new legal protections for FIFA's marketing rights that spark debate.
Flamengo loses to Lanús 3-2 after extra time in the 2026 Recopa Sul-Americana final, marking a challenging start to their season.
Brazil's Ministry of Education announces a R$ 785 million investment to construct 117 indigenous schools across 17 states starting in 2026, emphasizing respect for indigenous cultural identity and educational equity.
Brazil is progressing with initiatives to institutionalize care policies, including a judicial care survey by CNJ and a comprehensive mental health policy proposal in São Paulo.
The Paraná Legislative Assembly received Brazil's first Bronze Seal for efforts against violence toward women, while the federal Chamber debates new proposals to enhance victim support and awareness.
Brazil boosts tourism in 2026 through a new European marketing campaign by Embratur and Accor’s luxury hotel expansion, signaling robust growth and international appeal.
São Paulo state government allocates over R$19 million for urban mobility projects and emergency aid for municipalities affected by climate disasters.
Emily Lima is named coach of Corinthians women's team, coinciding with the upcoming III Fórum Mulher no Esporte focusing on advancing women's roles in Brazilian sports.
Sesc and local governments organize free sports and cultural activities on February 28, 2026, to promote community participation and youth development.
Brazil prepares for a dynamic 2026 music scene with Rock in Rio featuring Foo Fighters, Jorge Vercillo’s 30-year tour, and Sepultura’s farewell EP and final tour.
Brazilian celebrities Regina Casé and Léo Foguete recently celebrated major personal milestones—the former with a musical birthday party in São Paulo and the latter with a romantic proposal in Paris.
Ibict launches two public calls for researchers to join projects advancing social inclusion and assistive technology innovation in Brazil's Federal District.
The Brazilian Senate has approved a law to establish a coordinated national policy for rescuing and protecting animals during disasters, integrating federal to municipal efforts and imposing penalties for environmental harm.
Minas Gerais leverages tourism's growth to drive varied business opportunities and economic development beyond the hospitality sector.
In 2026, Brazil benefits from reduced U.S. export tariffs and prepares to engage in strategic discussions on critical minerals with a forthcoming U.S. delegation.
Palmeiras defeated Fluminense 2-1 on February 26, 2026, maintaining their lead in the Brasileirão with key goals from Vitor Roque and Allan amid strong opposition and a late coach expulsion.
As Brazil approaches the 2026 elections, women strive to overcome under-representation in politics through legislative reforms and commemorative advocacy honoring suffrage progress.
Local business networking events in Louveira and Teresina combine workshops and strategic connections to enhance commerce and entrepreneurship.
Brazil's Ministry of Science launches Agenda pela Ciência 2026 to strategically guide parliamentary funding toward transformative science and technology projects nationwide.
Chopinzinho secures over R$1 million for its innovation hub as Brazil launches a national program to support clean energy technologies and sustainable industrialization.
Brazil’s new Project Law 6615/25 establishes a binding roadmap to cut greenhouse gas emissions drastically and achieve zero deforestation by 2035, with funding mechanisms including the Pré-Sal Social Fund.
Brazil's Senate has approved a comprehensive defense cooperation treaty with Benin, promoting joint military training, strategic exchanges, and enhanced security collaboration.
Cruzeiro hosts Corinthians at Mineirão on February 25, 2026, in a key Campeonato Brasileiro match, with Cruzeiro seeking their first win against a strong Corinthians side.
Botafogo and Bahia need decisive wins in their Libertadores preliminary phase matches after losing their first games, facing elimination or penalty shootouts depending on outcomes.
Brazil's Mercosur Parliament approved the EU trade agreement, with provisional EU implementation anticipated after one Mercosur country ratifies it.
Brazil’s January 2026 economic data shows an improved external accounts deficit and record federal revenue, reflecting strong foreign investment and increased tax collection despite slower imports.
Corinthians and Esportes da Sorte have renewed their sponsorship agreement through 2029, with investments exceeding R$ 200 million annually, supporting both men’s and women’s teams and community projects.
Corinthians prepares to face Cruzeiro for a third Brasileirão win while drawing attention from Brazil's national team scouts.
Santa Catarina strengthens international trade ties through a major business event in Spain and the Mercoagro meat industry fair in Chapecó, projecting over $250 million in business.
Canoas launches Acelerando Negócios 2026 to support local entrepreneurs with free seminars and training aimed at boosting business growth.
Brazil commemorates 94 years of women's suffrage with a new political award honoring female leaders amid ongoing struggles for representation and protection against political violence.
Brazil is enhancing innovation by boosting collaboration between academia and industry, supported by government programs and startup initiatives.
Brazil's Congress returns with heightened political disputes over Banco Master investigations, penal amnesty bills, and election-year factional struggles, especially within the Bolsonaro camp.
Brazil celebrates 94 years of women's suffrage, highlighting ongoing political inequality and underrepresentation despite historic milestones.
ApexBrasil celebrates three years of its initiative supporting women-led businesses in international markets, announcing a new strategic plan for 2026–2031.
Brazil's trade relations with South Korea and Paraguay are expanding, while reduced US tariffs and the informal economy amplify economic benefits from trade liberalization.
TRE-SE's IV Mulheres na Política event on March 2 focuses on enhancing women's involvement in Sergipe politics through legal and social discussions, featuring key judiciary experts.
Sebrae cautions Brazilian small businesses against a surge of WhatsApp scams falsely claiming CNPJ suspensions due to alleged debts, urging verification through official sources.
Brazil and South Korea sign strategic health cooperation agreements with R$1.1 billion investment to boost domestic production of critical medicines and foster biomedical innovation.