Brazil's public accounts closed 2025 with a record fiscal deficit and debt levels, while experts stress urgent economic and administrative reforms to address mounting fiscal challenges.
Rhinoplasty among Brazilian celebrities in 2026 is becoming more accepted, with younger figures like Rafaella Justus challenging age norms and sparking public discussion around both aesthetic and functional reasons for the surgery.
Brazil's Programa Futuras Cientistas empowers 470 public high school girls with hands-on STEM education and mentorship in its 2026 edition.
Brazilian microentrepreneurs must finalize debt regularization by January 30 to maintain benefits under the Simples Nacional tax regime and avoid penalties in 2026.
Conflicting testimonies and a federal investigation reveal an alleged billion-dollar fraud scheme involving Banco Master and BRB, with BRB facing over R$5 billion in losses due to suspected non-existent credit portfolios.
Brazil's Ministry of Education and municipal secretariats emphasize strategic reforms for high school education and collaborative educational policies in 2026.
Brazil's 2025 economic scenario features record-low unemployment amid the slowest formal job growth since 2020 and surging family debt driven by high interest rates.
Brazil closed 2025 with a net gain of 1.27 million formal jobs, led by the services sector, though December saw typical seasonal losses amid economic challenges.
UFSC's pioneering study and a hospital-led educational event highlight transgender health outcomes and anti-transfobia efforts in Brazil.
Government and Sebrae programs are driving notable growth and professionalization among small businesses across Brazil, with significant advances in Atibaia and Mato Grosso do Sul in 2025-2026.
São Paulo's cattle market remains firm in January with prices around R$ 325-330, while bone-in meat sees weaker demand and pork prices drop significantly amid competitive exports.
Brazil's 10.3 million female entrepreneurs face hurdles in cash flow and strategic planning, with programs like ELAB emerging to foster sustainable business growth in 2026.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court has become central to national politics, drawing both influence and controversy as it takes on a decisive role amid public division and high-profile conflicts.
PSD party president Gilberto Kassab reveals a strategic, consensus-driven approach for choosing the party’s 2026 presidential candidate amid multiple contenders, including cautious prospects for Tarcísio de Freitas.
On his 60th birthday, Romário reflects on his legendary football career, critiques today's players, and discusses his roles in media and politics.
Esportes da Sorte has become the official sponsor of the 2026 FIFA World Cup broadcasts on SBT and N Sports, securing multi-platform exposure across TV and digital channels throughout the tournament.
Brazilian celebrities have undergone significant personal and professional transformations from 2016 to 2026, reflecting on their evolving legacies.
TechnoPark Umuarama opens a cutting-edge VR lab to connect education and industry, enhancing skills and innovation in the region.
Brazilian AI startups like AlterVision and Tique Taque are helping SMEs improve operations and efficiency, while 2026 offers promising opportunities for AI businesses targeting this sector.
The Federal Accounting Council and Sebrae Nacional have partnered to promote sustainability and professional training for Brazil's micro and small enterprises through targeted initiatives and accounting education.
São Paulo came from behind to defeat Flamengo 2-1 in the opening match of the 2026 Brasileirão at Morumbi Stadium.
Goiás Governor Ronaldo Caiado's party switch and RenovaBR's political training mark significant strategic developments ahead of Brazil's 2026 elections.
Youse Negócios partners with Lojacorr to bolster auto insurance distribution; Sicredi Sul Minas RS/MG appoints Felipe Paze as new business director to drive growth.
Brazil has introduced new free training and financial support programs to help micro and small entrepreneurs improve management and financial skills early in 2026.
Copa do Brasil 2026 expands to 126 teams with new Libertadores qualification rules and Série A teams entering in the fifth phase.
São Paulo promotes Afro-Brazilian culture and football tourism to Spanish tourists through new guides and routes launched at Fitur Madrid.
Brazil responds to soaring chronic diseases and maternal health risks with major health programs and substantial public investment.
Camarote Salvador is ramping up its Carnaval 2026 event with new marketing features, including exclusive music sessions, enhanced experiences, and a customer-focused app to enrich visitor engagement.
Brazil and China convene in Brasília to strengthen innovation and mechanization policies supporting family agriculture through technological cooperation and investment strategies.
Brazil's President Lula holds key discussions with 14 world leaders addressing Venezuela’s crisis, Gaza conflict, and Greenland tensions, advocating for multilateral solutions and condemning U.S. military actions.
Artificial intelligence has become the leading business risk in Brazil, prompting companies to enhance governance amid growing industry events spotlighting AI's role in retail.
Small businesses in Brazil have until January 30 to renegotiate federal debts, with Fenacon providing crucial support for the process.
The CBF has launched a R$ 195 million program to professionalize Brazilian football refereeing, featuring 72 elite referees and advanced training to raise officiating standards.
The 2026 Brasileirão introduces a year-round schedule with five competition phases, a long mid-season break, and a postponed transfer window, reshaping team strategies and tournament play.
President Lula appoints Olavo Noleto as Minister of Institutional Relations, replacing Gleisi Hoffmann who pursues a Senate seat, ahead of a significant ministerial reshuffle before the 2026 elections.
Mato Grosso do Sul’s collaborative programs like Cidade Empreendedora and Sebrae MS initiatives are driving significant growth and innovation among small businesses across the state.
Top Instagram celebrities like Ronaldo, Messi, and Selena Gomez leverage well-defined personal branding strategies to maintain massive followings and authentic connections.
Teresina replaces Prodater with a new Secretariat to better coordinate science, technology, and innovation efforts under new leadership.
Brazil’s biotech sector is expanding through advanced technologies and educational programs like Supernova, driving innovation and entrepreneurship in the industry.
Ceará's R$1.7 billion sports investment fuels economic growth and social programs despite football challenges reducing tourism revenue.
An event by CIN and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on February 4, 2026, will highlight practical business opportunities between Brazil and China, aligning with Brazil's rising role in the energy storage market.
'Patinando No Amor' quickly ascends as Brazil's top Netflix series, blending sports romance with youth-centric drama and fueling a wave of literary adaptations.
Agent André Cury predicts bright futures for young Brazilian footballers and urges clubs to prioritize domestic talent development over foreign player reliance.
Brazil officially launches the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup with a vibrant cultural event in Rio, while former female players call for greater recognition of women's football achievements.
Corinthians secured a crucial last-minute win against Velo Clube, advancing to fourth place, while Santos extended their winless streak with a draw against Bragantino.
São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas adapts politically by reshuffling his cabinet and planning a visit to jailed ex-president Bolsonaro amid election strategies and tensions with Bolsonaro's supporters.
Brazil’s National Treasury Attorney General's Office extends a special debt renegotiation program for micro and small businesses until January 30, offering significant discounts and flexible payment options to support economic recovery.
Brazil's new law formally recognizes carbon credits as financial assets, enabling their use as collateral in financing despite initial market volatility challenges.
Banco Master's rapid growth to R$40 billion highlights serious regulatory failures by Brazil's Central Bank under Roberto Campos Neto, raising systemic financial risks and exposing vulnerabilities to fraud and organized crime.
Micro and small businesses in Brazil have until January 30, 2026, to renegotiate their federal debts with discounts up to 100% under favorable conditions set by the Attorney General's Office of the National Treasury.