Expomarau 2025 brings together 300 exhibitors fostering regional business growth while Mato Grosso do Sul expands international trade with infrastructure projects enhancing logistics.
Ahead of COP30 in Brazil, Breno Bringel warns that climate solutions risk perpetuating green colonialism, calling for justice-focused alternatives over corporate interests.
Brazil's 2025 National Science and Technology Week focuses on ocean culture's role in climate change through diverse regional events and educational activities.
Santarém launches a new municipal science council and hosts a regional science fair to promote sustainable innovation and education.
Brazil's Ministry of Science announces R$ 33.5 million funding through the Pró-Amazônia Program to support 74 environmental research projects across the Amazon basin.
The 'Partida do Coração' charity match at Maracanã brought together Brazilian and Italian football legends to promote social inclusion for vulnerable youth, attracting 20,000 attendees including 3,000 children from social projects.
Brazil defeats South Korea 5-0 in Seoul with Rodrygo's remarkable comeback highlighted and a tribute to Pelé's 85th birthday.
Brazil prioritizes São Paulo with distribution of fomepizol antidote amid rising methanol poisoning cases and intensifies detection protocols.
Espírito Santo's Tribunal de Contas do Estado launches a robust Governance Policy emphasizing transparency, accountability, and innovation to enhance public administration and trust.
Governor João Azevêdo inaugurates the 14th Fenemp in Patos, emphasizing government support for entrepreneurship and job creation in Paraíba, with strong participation and contract signings to boost local businesses.
Brazil's government has imposed a R$500 million loss on illegal mining in Yanomami Indigenous Land through extensive enforcement actions to restore Indigenous autonomy and protect the Amazon.
Brazil and the U.S. are set to hold high-level meetings to address the additional 40% tariffs imposed on Brazilian exports, following constructive talks between Presidents Lula and Trump.
Brazil's inflation in September 2025 rose mainly due to a sharp increase in electricity prices, impacting housing costs and keeping inflation above the Central Bank's target.
Brazil's Social Affairs Commission approves a bill granting R$400 emergency aid to immigrants, ensuring nondiscriminatory social assistance.
Isabelle Drummond trains for a villain role in a new novela, while Gracyanne Barbosa returns to workouts post-surgery, preparing for TV Globo comebacks.
Brazil's entertainment market grows steadily, driven by innovative indoor parks for families and rising professionalism in adult entertainment, enhancing tourism and leisure sectors alike.
B-Boy Kley and B-Girl Toquinha won the Red Bull BC One 2025 Brazilian National Final and will represent Brazil at the World Final in Tokyo, celebrating breaking culture and a historic legacy.
Ceará's SAP hosts intersectoral meeting to advance the PReVio violence prevention program, integrating multiple agencies and projects across ten municipalities.
Brazil’s government unveils a new housing policy targeting middle-class families, unlocking up to R$150 billion from SBPE for real estate financing by 2027.
Despite Bolsonaro's conviction, military coup threats persist while Eduardo Bolsonaro faces rising political rejection ahead of 2026 election plans.
In 2025, Brazilian and Ecuadorian business events highlighted innovation and networking, generating significant new business opportunities and strengthening entrepreneurial ecosystems.
Brazil launches Mover Mais Negócios to support afro-entrepreneurship while legislative efforts aim to expand microentrepreneurs' revenue limits.
Brazil's women's blind football team advances to the 2025 World Cup semifinals, set to face reigning champions Argentina.
October 9, 2025, brings football fans thrilling matches across Brazilian Série B, World Cup qualifiers, friendlies, and women's Libertadores, with key broadcasts and stakes highlighted.
Brazil strengthens AI regulation and ethical oversight through major investments and collaborative legislative efforts focusing on innovation, data protection, and societal interests.
Major science and technology events in Santa Catarina and São Paulo engage thousands of students with workshops, exhibitions, and lectures focused on research and climate change.
Brazilian Congress's rejection of MP 1303/2025 halts a key tax reform intended to fund social programs, drawing sharp reactions from President Lula and political leaders.
New Brazilian policies enhance inclusion for homeless persons, indigenous, quilombola, and traditional communities through education and social programs.
Political strategists and regional dynamics experts discuss Brazil's 2026 presidential election, highlighting strategic challenges, Lula’s legacy, and the Northeast's evolving influence.
At ABAV Expo 2025, Embratur and Sebrae facilitated international business rounds connecting 50 Brazilian tourism suppliers with global buyers, highlighting luxury and Afrotourism segments and Brazil’s record-breaking tourism growth.
Brazilian entrepreneurs strategically combine word of mouth and social media marketing amid challenges like high taxes, supported by training programs and local credit initiatives.
Esportes da Sorte has launched a year-long sponsorship with Salvador City to support Carnaval and other major cultural events, reflecting its commitment to local culture and entertainment.
Gustavo Mioto debuts as an actor in Globo's innovative romantic microdrama series, showcasing his transition from music to acting.
Lexa held a joyful bachelorette party in São Paulo with friends just days before her October 10 wedding with Ricardo Vianna in Rio de Janeiro.
Paraná advances women's health by addressing climatério's taboo status through new legislation and education initiatives.
Deputy Domingos Neto has been named the new rapporteur to revise Brazil's health plan regulations, seeking a balanced approach amid past setbacks.
Brazil’s coffee market sees increased trading on October 8, 2025, driven by rising prices in New York and a strengthening dollar, despite previous regional price declines.
Brazil's Rodrygo and Éder Militão make impactful returns to the national team, preparing under Ancelotti for the 2026 World Cup after overcoming significant setbacks.
Cristiano Ronaldo becomes football's first billionaire thanks to a lucrative Al Nassr contract and extensive endorsements.
Public universities FURG and UFFS play key roles in Brazil's 22nd National Science Week 2025, promoting science, ocean culture, and sustainability.
Brazil highlights scientific excellence and youth innovation through the CBMM Science and Technology Award and Lavras Engineering Fair in October 2025.
Brazil's government is studying zero-fare public transport feasibility, while social movements actively campaign for its expansion nationwide.
Brazil launches DataMulheres platform and new women’s health and support policies, including breast cancer initiatives and pensions for feminicide victims' children.
Two major business fairs in October 2025 aim to boost innovation and economic growth in Brazil's construction and pharmaceutical sectors.
Brazil is actively promoting its business tourism sector at IMEX America 2025 while local initiatives in Osasco aim to strengthen regional tourism infrastructure and attract corporate events.
Acre's EmpreendeTur project is underway, offering vocational courses to boost tourism and entrepreneurship in the state.
October 2025 features vibrant initiatives promoting women's football in Brazil, from educational outreach in Porto Alegre to an undefeated championship win by Caraguatatuba's fut7 team.
Brazil and the U.S. engage in high-level negotiations to reverse tariffs harming Brazilian exports, focusing on trade ties and economic recovery in 2025.
October 7, 2025, offers a packed football schedule with key matches from women's, youth, international, and Brazilian Série B leagues, broadcast extensively across major platforms.
Bauru hosts the 28th stage of the Paralympic Development Program, certifying professionals in inclusive sports training from October 7 to 10.