Brazil advances key environmental and social initiatives ahead of hosting COP30, focusing on Amazon preservation, climate action investment, and internationally recognized coastal sustainability.
Brazil advances key environmental and social initiatives ahead of hosting COP30, focusing on Amazon preservation, climate action investment, and internationally recognized coastal sustainability.
Brazil's homeless population surges to 358,553 in 2025, with the Southeast region accounting for 60% of cases and alarming growth in Boa Vista, Roraima.
Brazil's diverse regions actively contribute to the 2025 National Science and Technology Week with innovative projects and community engagement centered on the theme of water and climate change.
Protests erupt in Porto Alegre over deadly Rio police operation, highlighting systemic racism and calls for new security policies; nursing sector advances anti-racism measures.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil showcases a wide range of cultural, scientific, and environmental events across multiple cities to engage the public with science and sustainability.
Brazil's Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship coordinated the return of 89 Brazilians from the U.S. under the 'Aqui é Brasil' program, ensuring support and dignity upon arrival in Belo Horizonte.
During SNCT 2025, Brazil emphasizes climate change education through e-book launches and community-engaged events themed on oceanic culture and environmental awareness.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil emphasized ocean culture and climate change solutions, engaging over 100,000 visitors nationwide with interactive events and government-backed initiatives.
Brazil's 22nd National Week of Science and Technology showcases diverse regional initiatives focused on ocean culture and climate resilience, engaging communities and fostering scientific education nationwide.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil demonstrated youth-led scientific innovation and environmental sustainability through projects, cultural events, and educational initiatives under the theme 'Planet Water.'
Mato Grosso concluded its 22nd National Science and Technology Week by awarding R$400,000 to scientists and educators, highlighting the new top researcher prize and emphasizing ocean culture against climate change.
The Brazilian Federal Police have unveiled a robust security plan for COP30 in Belém, highlighting integrated measures for a safe and stable international climate conference.
Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week spotlights ocean culture and climate change through innovative research, youth engagement, and inclusive technologies nationwide.
The 2022 Census exposes critical gaps in birth registration among indigenous children in Brazil, highlighting broader demographic and social challenges in indigenous communities.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week is actively engaging Brazilian youth nationwide with its focus on water and ocean culture to confront climate change.
Brazil's National Week of Science and Technology highlights diverse public engagement initiatives, including school projects, scientific exhibitions, and mobile planetariums, promoting science accessibility nationwide.
Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week focuses on water and climate change themes across multiple states, featuring student projects, scientific presentations, and new state initiatives.
Brazil concludes its 2025 Pro Tempore Presidency of regional education cooperation, emphasizing border education, sustainable school meals, and literacy initiatives.
Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week engages over 100,000 participants nationwide to focus on ocean culture and climate change through diverse educational and scientific activities.
Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week focuses on ocean culture and climate change, featuring nationwide events, major funding announcements, and community engagement.
President Lula launches Reforma Casa Brasil, offering R$ 40 billion to facilitate affordable home renovation credit, targeting vulnerable urban families and stimulating the housing and construction sectors.
Rio Grande do Sul leads Brazil by launching the second cycle of the National Aldir Blanc Policy, releasing over R$ 55 million to support cultural and creative economy projects with applications open until January 2026.
Brazil's Bolsa Família celebrates 22 years with a relaunch focusing on childhood welfare and poverty alleviation under Lula's administration.
Brazilian universities including Uema and UFBA are spearheading impactful science and environmental awareness activities during the 2025 National Science and Technology Week.
Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week 2025 features diverse regional events emphasizing ocean culture, climate change, and technological innovation across multiple cities.
The Italian Embassy in Brazil opened an exhibition honoring Italian and Italian-Brazilian women scientists, highlighting their contributions during the country's National Science and Technology Week.
Multiple Brazilian regions are actively participating in the 22nd National Science and Technology Week 2025, emphasizing ocean culture and climate change through diverse activities and community engagement.
Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week spotlights ocean culture and climate change through nationwide events and educational programs.
Jundiaí achieves major crime reductions with enhanced municipal guard efforts, while Rio plans territorial re-occupation to reclaim crime-controlled communities.
Brazil celebrates National Science and Technology Day by honoring leading researchers in pharmacy and spotlighting emerging talent in data science and AI.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil showcases local scientific and technological initiatives with a focus on environmental and innovation themes across multiple states.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Bauru from October 21-24 will promote ocean culture and climate change awareness with free public events across several municipalities.
Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti highlights player competition, team versatility, and Neymar’s potential comeback as the national team gears up for the 2026 World Cup.
Brazil advances social welfare through landmark food security achievements and innovative pet food support programs for vulnerable families.
Local editions of Brazil's National Science and Technology Week 2025 focus on ocean culture and climate change through educational and community-driven activities in Minas Gerais and Paraíba.
Brazil reduces severe food insecurity to historic lows in 2024, benefiting millions through expanded social programs and the Brazil Without Hunger Plan.
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.
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'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.