New Public Competitions and Digital Job Platforms Expand Employment Opportunities in Brazil
Brazil sees a surge in public contests and digital job listings with hundreds of vacancies across sectors, enhancing employment access nationwide.
Brazil sees a surge in public contests and digital job listings with hundreds of vacancies across sectors, enhancing employment access nationwide.
A study in Juiz de Fora details high domestic violence rates and the Auxílio-Moradia emergency housing aid assisting affected women, highlighting ongoing challenges and policy implications.
Brazil has launched a comprehensive national strategy to advance science, technology, and innovation through 2034, emphasizing AI, digital regulation, and infrastructure development to boost global competitiveness.
Guarabira and Jundiaí report historic improvements in the 2025 IDEB scores due to sustained educational investments and innovative programs.
Major science events and scholarship programs in Brazil are spotlighting women's contributions and promoting gender equity in scientific fields throughout 2026.
President Lula calls for the Brazilian left to focus on defense, with significant reforms in national security and intelligence policies underway under his administration.
Brazil advances efforts to strengthen science and innovation policies through increased investment, new ABIPTI leadership, and institutional reforms.
Brazil is intensifying efforts to eliminate US tariffs on exports and navigate increasing global competition as agricultural output rises.
Bradesco's unilateral move to centralize employee medical exams has triggered union protests over increased travel burdens and disrupted health monitoring.
Brazil's Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation has approved a comprehensive National Strategy for Science, Technology, and Innovation for 2024-2034, including an actionable plan to strengthen public policies and innovation across the country.
Brazil has approved a decade-long National Strategy for Science, Technology, and Innovation (ENCTI) aiming to boost R&D investment to 2% of GDP and launch a detailed action plan within 120 days to transform science into a development engine.
Brazil launches a ten-year National Strategy to significantly expand investment and innovation in science and technology, aiming for 2% of GDP in R&D by 2034.
Brazil's new Decadal Plan sets ambitious goals and budget targets to strengthen science and innovation through 2034, emphasizing increased R&D investment and strategic implementation.
Brazil’s Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation launches its National Strategy for 2024-2034, with an actionable plan to be developed within 120 days to guide science and innovation policies.
Brazil launches the Profix-CB program supporting PhD retention while mobilizations advocate for increased public research funding.
Brazil extends the second phase of the Desenrola Brasil debt renegotiation program by at least 30 days, benefiting millions of individuals and businesses with significant debt relief and flexible terms.
Brazil's National Culture Plan 2025-2035 advances with extensive social input while UNESCO recognizes historic Brazilian theaters as World Heritage Sites.
Bill 531/26 proposes creating a comprehensive national policy to identify and support socially isolated elderly in Brazil, addressing associated health risks.
Brazil allocates over R$ 55 billion to science and technology through 2026, aiming for 2% of GDP investment by 2034 under Lula's leadership.
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.
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.
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.
Brazil has improved food security indicators, reducing severe food insecurity to 0.6% and staying off the UN Hunger Map from 2023 to 2025.
Brazil restores collective bargaining requirements for holiday work in commerce, with exceptions for essential sectors, to ensure legal clarity and protect workers' rights.
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's burned area dropped 58% in 2025 from 2024, with significant biome-specific impacts and reduction attributed to climate and policy measures.
Brazil's national team must address leadership instability within the CBF and player commitment issues to secure international success through 2030, analysts say.
Brazil advances biodiesel production with new policies easing voluntary use and mandates, alongside joint projects with Portugal to develop sustainable fuels for Europe.
The celebrated Brazilian journalist Renato Machado has died at 83, prompting heartfelt tributes from media peers and public figures who honor his enduring legacy in telejournalism.
Brazil embraces renewable energy leadership with ethanol-powered jet turbines amid challenges of renewable overproduction and grid management towards 2030.
Brazil advances educational equity with a free vestibular prep platform by a young student and the first indigenous and quilombola medical graduates at UFSC Araranguá.
Belterra’s Santa Clara community gains a new water supply micro system, improving health and quality of life for families and a local school.
Brazil's military continues a multifaceted humanitarian mission in Venezuela following the June 2026 earthquakes, providing medical care, supplies, and rescue support.
Brazil is implementing key reforms in teacher training and literacy promotion, emphasizing in-person education and enhanced regulatory measures.
El Niño's strong presence in 2026 is amplifying Brazil’s forest fire threats, prompting unprecedented government investment and policy shifts amid persistent challenges.
Brazil's National Science Day 2026 spotlights AI-driven innovation and Fundep's science photography competition to promote scientific engagement and research investment.
The Brazilian Senate has passed a law increasing penalties and protections against digital sexual violence targeting minors, addressing crimes involving AI and enhancing victim support.
Brazil initiates a R$300 million science popularization fund and launches itinerant exhibitions to integrate science and technology in education.
Fundação Araucária commits over R$ 51 million to agrogenomic research in Paraná, while experts highlight science's key role in shaping Brazil's agricultural policies amid climate challenges.
Brazil's Ministry of Science advances 2026 funding calls bolstering sustainable energy research and inclusive science events nationwide.