Bolsonaro's Defense Appeals Against Supreme Court Ban on Political Manifestos
Jair Bolsonaro's defense challenges Supreme Court restrictions banning him from political expression while under house arrest, citing freedom of speech concerns.
Jair Bolsonaro's defense challenges Supreme Court restrictions banning him from political expression while under house arrest, citing freedom of speech concerns.
Twenty Republican US congressmen have urged the Trump administration to include Brazil’s digital market regulation bill in trade talks, citing discrimination against American tech firms.
A vibrant mix of music, comedy, family fun, and culinary festivals shape Brazil's cultural landscape this weekend, across Natal, Fortaleza, João Pessoa, and Rio de Janeiro.
The 78th SBPC Annual Meeting begins in Niterói, featuring 700+ activities under the theme of science's role in development, inclusion, and sovereignty, with significant scientific and government participation.
Industry leaders and government officials reaffirm Brazil's commitment to boosting innovation investment and improving governance to enhance economic growth through science and technology.
Flávio Bolsonaro's presidential pre-campaign grapples with controversy over electronic voting claims and gains support from embattled Argentine President Javier Milei amid a competitive 2026 election environment.
Significant investments and trade missions are fueling Brazil's economic growth, with a R$ 500 million industrial project in Feira de Santana and a successful Brazilian footwear trade mission to Chile.
The 2026 Brazilian elections are boosting new business avenues for micro and small enterprises, especially in digital marketing and technology services linked to political campaigns.
Banco do Nordeste's new R$120 million Capital Seed Fund targets Northeastern Brazilian startups, providing critical growth capital alongside Sebrae's innovation support programs.
Brazil advances financial reforms to tackle high household debt and expedite credit access for industries hit by U.S. tariffs under the Brasil Soberano 3 initiative.
The U.S. has imposed a 12.5% tariff on Brazilian products over forced labor allegations, making Brazil the most affected country, with Brazil planning reciprocal measures and support for affected sectors.
Bauru’s municipal government has launched the 14th Copa Semel de Futebol Amador, with 14 teams competing in a tournament running through December, kicking off its first round on July 26.
Flávio Bolsonaro publicly apologizes to Michelle Bolsonaro following a family dispute, aiming to unify the PL party and strengthen his 2026 presidential campaign amid skepticism regarding the apology's sincerity.
Rio Grande do Norte saw a 12.6% increase in new small business openings during early 2026, led by microenterprises and microentrepreneurs, though challenges in credit access persist.
Municipal and state programs in Brazil are expanding business support and credit access for rural entrepreneurs and agricultural cooperatives, fostering local economic growth.
The U.S. imposed a new 12.5% tariff on Brazilian products citing forced labor concerns, prompting Brazil to invoke its Economic Reciprocity Law and plan a WTO challenge while condemning the tariffs as arbitrary.
Brazilian entertainment honors the late Oliver Tree with a star-studded memorial ceremony while celebrating Emanuelle Araujo's vibrant 50th birthday party attended by top celebrities.
Gil do Vigor's shift to educational content led to a temporary follower loss but ultimately gained a more engaged and larger audience.
The Brazilian government has officially backed Campinas' proposal to create a National Quantum Technologies Hub, reinforcing federal commitment to advancing quantum tech innovation.
Brazil enacts laws to regulate the 2027 Women's World Cup, enhance club financial transparency, and honor pioneering female footballers, marking major strides for women's sports ahead of the tournament.
Community sports programs in Imperatriz and Itu are actively engaging youth and families through free activities and competitive events during the summer holidays.
Brazil's B3 exchange reports a 40% rise in private securities transactions, introducing a market maker program to boost liquidity in August 2026.
Flávio Bolsonaro's 2026 campaign struggles as centrist parties remain neutral and controversial rhetoric affects his voter base.
Despite an 8.2% drop in overall violent deaths in Brazil in 2025, feminicides rose by 4%, highlighting growing gender-based violence concerns amid broader declines.
Upcoming industrial expos in Brazil in 2026 aim to drive economic growth in energy and industry by connecting small businesses with major market opportunities and innovation.
Recent networking events in Brazil connect innovators with retail and oil and gas industry leaders to drive partnerships and regional economic growth.
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro renews false claims about Brazil's voting machines amidst investigations into his law firm's ties to Banco Master-related companies and film financing.
The Lula government has softened communication limits for ministers and resumed some EBC content amid the 2026 electoral period, balancing legal rules and campaign messaging.
Brazilian women's football sees historic transfer and grows momentum ahead of the 2027 Women's World Cup with prominent advocates pushing for the sport's development.
As Brasileirão returns after the World Cup, Palmeiras consolidates its lead with a win, while São Paulo and Cruzeiro seek to rebound and improve their league standings.
Brazil's Anvisa issues warnings about AI-generated deepfake videos falsely promoting counterfeit health products using celebrity endorsements.
Key 2026 initiatives like SuperBahia and Invest GO are enhancing small business competitiveness and market access across Brazil.
Sebrae's recent events in Mato Grosso do Sul and Mato Grosso aimed to prepare small businesses for Brazil's major tax reform and promote digital transformation for improved business operations.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved a new national policy to tackle youth and adult illiteracy and improve education access for those who discontinued formal schooling.
President Lula counters US tariffs with a strategic campaign linking the issue to Brazilian jobs and politics while avoiding immediate economic retaliation.
Following the US imposition of a 25% tariff on Brazilian exports, Brazil responds with a R$13.5 billion support program while cautiously considering possible retaliations.
Brazil’s transitional football tactics under Carlo Ancelotti contrast with Spain's defined philosophy showcased by young stars in their 2026 World Cup win, offering critical lessons for Brazil’s future.
Brazil proposes a R$185.5 billion supplementary budget to fund social benefits in 2026, alongside an R$547 million allocation to reimburse INSS retirees for improper deductions.
Brazil has improved food security indicators, reducing severe food insecurity to 0.6% and staying off the UN Hunger Map from 2023 to 2025.
The US has imposed a 25% tariff on Brazilian products affecting billions in exports, prompting Brazil to consider a measured response using its Reciprocity Law amid economic concerns.
Brazil restores collective bargaining requirements for holiday work in commerce, with exceptions for essential sectors, to ensure legal clarity and protect workers' rights.
Fluminense, Bahia, and São Paulo have secured their spots in the quarterfinals of the 2026 Copa do Brasil Feminina after victories in the round of 16 matches on July 21.
Brazilian lawmakers advance a bill to officially recognize football as a protected intangible cultural heritage symbolizing national identity.
Brazil enhances growth prospects for small businesses with Feira do Empreendedor 2026 and Moda Avante’s initiatives, fostering innovation and market access in Maranhão and Ceará regions.
Eduardo Bolsonaro's U.S. green card draws sharp criticism from political figures emphasizing Brazil’s sovereignty and the needs of domestic producers.
Kaylee Hottle, the young deaf actress known for her role as Jia in the Godzilla franchise, died in a car accident at 18, prompting heartfelt tributes from colleagues and fans worldwide.
Expo Macaé 2026 will feature engaging science and technology attractions for families, aiming to democratize knowledge and inspire innovation from July 24-29.
Brazil celebrates black women's contributions to STEM with a panel on ancestral knowledge and launches the STEM Awards Brasil 2026 to boost female participation in science and technology.
Brazil advances startup innovation and international business with new acceleration and export programs targeting insurance tech and the pet industry.
Ana Andrade, known as Noca, has been appointed Vice-President of Business at WMcCANN to lead GM's Chevrolet communications across Latin America, bringing extensive brand management experience.