Epamig launches a R$12 million call for agricultural research projects in Minas Gerais, supporting innovation aligned with state science and technology mandates.
Epamig launches a R$12 million call for agricultural research projects in Minas Gerais, supporting innovation aligned with state science and technology mandates.
Brazil strengthens its scientific talent through municipal education fairs and government programs promoting technological sovereignty and research funding.
An intensifying extratropical cyclone is causing heavy rains, storms, and flooding risks in Santa Catarina and São Paulo, with official alerts urging caution and preparedness.
The Futuras Cientistas program celebrated engaging 470 girls in STEM with secured funding of R$9.5 million to continue promoting gender equality in science education.
Inmet has issued an orange alert for widespread storms and heavy rains in Brazil as February begins with high temperatures and localized intense rainfall events.
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.
Brazil's Programa Futuras Cientistas empowers 470 public high school girls with hands-on STEM education and mentorship in its 2026 edition.
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.
TechnoPark Umuarama opens a cutting-edge VR lab to connect education and industry, enhancing skills and innovation in the region.
Brazil's MCTI promotes family engagement and youth participation in science through nationwide initiatives reaching over 26 million people in 2025.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies commission approved a landmark bill regulating street vending, defining workers' rights and limiting inspections to ensure fair treatment nationwide.
In 2026, Uberlândia and João Pessoa are advancing the Política Nacional Aldir Blanc with cultural funding calls and community outreach to enhance participation and sustain cultural expressions.
Brazil faces record feminicide rates in 2025 amid new state investments to bolster specialized police support for women victims of violence.
Brazil's government launches Tela Brasil, a free streaming app offering over 550 national audiovisual works, highlighting cultural diversity and accessibility.
Brazil's Federal Government has launched Tela Brasil, a free streaming platform featuring hundreds of national audiovisual works, currently available for select Android devices.
Fapesb, in partnership with Bahia's state security and justice secretariats, has launched a R$3.2 million funding call to support inclusive research and innovation in defense and public safety.
Brazil pushes forward with a national prison reform plan alongside new legislative measures to increase penalties for crimes against security agents, aiming to improve public security and prison conditions.
Brazil's Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MCTI) outlines major climate and sustainability initiatives for 2025-2026, including new funding programs, scientific platforms, and participation in Web Summit Rio 2026.
MinC clarifies administrative deadlines as Aldir Blanc Cycle 1 ends, while Funjope schedules community meetings to boost artistic participation.
A recent study shows Brazil's homeless population exceeded 365,000 in late 2024, driven by economic hardship, inadequate policies, and climate crises, with São Paulo as the hardest-hit.
Study finds Lei Rouanet cultural funding returns R$7.59 to economy per R$1 invested and created 230,000 jobs in 2024.
Brazil's inflation rate ended 2025 at 4.26%, confirming effective monetary policy despite challenges in lowering inflation to the 3% target center.
Brazil moves to make early childhood development policy permanent while Rondônia initiates literacy trainer selection to boost educational outcomes.
Brazil's Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovations pays tribute to Rex Nazaré Alves, a seminal figure in Brazilian nuclear science and technology, following his recent passing.
The Programa Goyazes fosters cultural project funding through tax incentives, stimulating economic growth and social inclusion across Goiás.
IFMA opens enrollment for a new 18-month distance postgraduate program in Environmental Education and Informatics, designed for professionals with recognized undergraduate degrees.
Brazil's New Year 2026 festivities lit up major cities and Fernando de Noronha, featuring millions of attendees, iconic performances, record fireworks, and a wildlife-friendly start in the islands.
Santa Catarina's government pledges R$5 million to Balneário Barra do Sul for flood cleanup and preventive infrastructure following heavy rains and a state of emergency declaration.
Brazil’s Ministry of Culture outlines fund transition for Aldir Blanc Cycle 2, while Acre invests over R$50 million in cultural initiatives, marking a historic milestone.
Between 2023 and 2025, Brazil significantly reduced deforestation rates, boosted climate financing, and reaffirmed its global climate leadership through COP30 and strategic environmental initiatives.
Brazil's Ministry of Culture completes major Aldir Blanc funding cycle for capitals, while João Pessoa launches new grants totaling R$3.1 million to support diverse cultural projects.
Mato Grosso do Sul's Detran enables Brazil's first digital driving permit holder, pioneering a new streamlined process for rural applicants.
Brazil’s 2026 economic outlook reveals tension between fiscal stimulus and inflation control, with critiques on insufficient social funding in the national budget.
Brazil loses 400,000 hectares of water surface amid worsening drought, with São Paulo's reservoirs critically low and facing severe shortages by March 2026.
Santa Catarina achieves major crime reductions through investments in personnel, technology, and new public safety programs, maintaining its status as Brazil's safest state in 2025.
Brazil surpassed its international air passenger record again in 2025, with 25.8 million travelers through November, nearing total flights' historic highs.
The Goiás government will invest R$ 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.
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.