Marcelo Paz has been appointed as Corinthians’ new executive football director, replacing Fabinho Soldado amid political tensions and operational challenges within the club.
Brazil surpassed its international air passenger record again in 2025, with 25.8 million travelers through November, nearing total flights' historic highs.
Ana Castela's 2025 was marked by a Latin Grammy-nominated album, publicized relationships with Zé Felipe and Gustavo Mioto, and notable career achievements.
The Goiás government will invest R$ 10 million in GovTech startups to modernize public services through technological innovation, launching six targeted challenges beginning with healthcare improvements in cornea donation processes.
Brazil’s scientific production grew by 4.5% in 2024, supported by institutions like Fapemig that drive regional innovation and development.
Researchers at Unesp in São Paulo have developed the Flood Probability Index, an innovative flood prediction system using radar rainfall data and soil moisture simulations, with public alerts expected by summer 2026.
A severe heatwave is impacting southern and central Brazilian states with record temperatures and official health warnings through December 29.
Brazil's new minimum wage of R$1,621 in 2024 is projected to boost the economy by R$81.7 billion and affect nearly 62 million citizens, with significant social spending impacts.
Brazil advances its digital accessibility standards and social inclusion with enhanced online assistive technologies and a comprehensive National Care Plan.
The 2025 Jogo das Estrelas will include professional female footballers for the first time, marking a key milestone for women's football in Brazil.
Juventude starts 2026 pre-season with new coach as Brazil highlights extensive government investments in major sports events in 2025, preparing for future competitions.
The Natal Show de Bola event in Feira de Santana unites football, music, and community donations to support the Bahia Sem Fome program against hunger.
In 2025, the Brazilian states of Jundiaí and Ceará implemented successful programs boosting economic growth, job creation, and new businesses.
Julia Köpf and Yeza Aguiar begin a shared leadership of the JPT youth wing, focusing on political unity and mobilization for Lula’s 2026 re-election campaign.
STF Minister Alexandre de Moraes authorized hospital visits to Jair Bolsonaro during his post-surgery recovery and ordered preventive detention of coup plot suspect Silvinei Vasques after electronic monitoring failure.
Teresina’s new law reserves 20% of municipal public jobs for marginalized communities, with strict validation and penalties to ensure fairness.
Brazil advances LGBTQIA+ rights policies through new government initiatives in 2025 amid political challenges heading into 2026.
Stricter penalties for late tax declarations for Simples National small businesses will begin in January 2026, requiring timely PGDAS-D and DEFIS submissions to avoid heavy fines.
Brazil’s corn market sees subdued holiday trading with steady prices, while Chicago soybean prices rebound after Christmas amid global and regional market factors.
Brazilian football clubs, including Corinthians and Grêmio, face FIFA transfer bans due to unpaid debts, exposing broader financial and governance challenges in the sport.
Lula’s government celebrates economic progress after three years amid ongoing struggles to pass legislation in a divided Congress and calls for greater infrastructure investment.
Retiro dos Artistas organized a Christmas charity campaign in 2025, providing personalized gifts and a festive celebration for its elderly residents.
State universities in Paraná actively engage the public in science, technology, and health education at the Verão Maior 2025 event, highlighting sustainability and wellness.
The University of Brasília partners with ABDI to create a rapid methanol detection test for alcoholic beverages, aiming to prevent poisoning and improve consumer safety.
Jair Bolsonaro endorses son Flávio's presidential bid for 2026 amid tensions with Michelle Bolsonaro, while recovering from hernia surgery under family care.
A surge in accidents on Brazil’s federal highways before Christmas 2025 resulted in nearly 2,000 crashes, causing hundreds of injuries and deaths, prompting urgent safety calls.
Chelsea FC targets Palmeiras' Vitor Roque in a significant transfer move that could reshape their Brazilian talent lineup in English football.
Former President Jair Bolsonaro officially endorses his son Flávio Bolsonaro for the 2026 presidential election, reshaping Brazil's political landscape ahead of the vote.
Small businesses in Brazil show strong growth outlook and technology adoption for 2026, while Leve Saúde seeks investment amid high valuation expectations.
Brazil's real estate investment funds saw significant growth in 2025, marked by record trading volumes, asset expansion, and a surge in investor participation.
Hospital Moinhos de Vento in Porto Alegre has become one of the few globally to earn the highest HIMSS level 7 certification for digital maturity, enabled by MV's advanced technology solutions.
Rio's 2025 New Year's Eve festivities are set to energize the local economy with a record R$3.34 billion impact and over 5 million attendees.
A tornado confirmed by Climatempo struck Vila Rica in Farroupilha, Rio Grande do Sul, on December 23, causing significant damage and prompting official safety warnings.
CBF has revealed the 2026 football calendar, expanding youth tournaments and adjusting senior league formats to enhance competition and international qualification pathways.
Brazilian celebrities celebrated Christmas 2025 with family gatherings, dazzling decorations, and festive fashion, sharing moments of joy and reflection on social media.
'Anaconda' (2025) features Selton Mello in a comedic, culturally-rich satire of the classic franchise, providing standalone entertainment and showcasing his Hollywood appeal.
In 2025, Minas Gerais and Santa Catarina achieved record investments in science, technology, and innovation, driving economic growth and international research collaboration.
As right-wing governments gain ground across Latin America, Brazil's 2026 elections could reflect a similar conservative shift driven by public security and economic concerns.
President Lula's year-end address highlights Brazil's social and economic milestones in 2023, outlines security challenges, and sets priorities for 2026.
Brazil successfully ends US-imposed tariffs after diplomatic talks between President Lula and Trump, boosting trade and economic resilience in 2025.
President Lula’s 2025 Christmas speech emphasized breakthroughs in combating organized crime, key economic achievements, and ongoing social initiatives.
Brazil announces a 6.79% minimum wage increase for 2026 while Pernambuco's legislative assembly clarifies a veto rejection on the 2026 budget law was a legal decision, not political.
The city of Codó launched the Copa Feminina de Futebol Society, a women's football tournament featuring 11 teams, to promote inclusion and support local female athletes starting January 2026.
Accusations against Justice Moraes are seen as political maneuvers, while Lula's improved communication strategy and shifting political dynamics strengthen his position heading into 2026.
Roberta Melo was appointed the new Secretary of Social Assistance in Pelotas, bringing extensive social work experience and academic expertise to address growing municipal social challenges.
Late 2025 in Brazil sees holiday convenience driving consumer purchases, while business formalization emerges as essential for growth and credibility.
Brazil’s new CNH do Brasil driver’s license system is legally upheld and expanding nationwide, with digital, simplified access improving licensing, notably in Mato Grosso do Sul.
After winning the Copa do Brasil, Corinthians rises to second in the CBF ranking while actively restructuring its executive leadership following Fabinho Soldado's departure.
Salvador inaugurated its 92nd synthetic grass sports field, Arena João Mangabeira, enhancing community sports infrastructure with significant upgrades and strong city investment.
Sergipe and Minas Gerais have set records in 2025 by significantly increasing investments in science, technology, and innovation, supporting a wide array of research projects and technological advancements.