Rio de Janeiro reinstates its Science and Technology Secretariat, appointing UFF rector Antonio Claudio Lucas da Nóbrega as head amid concerns over insufficient funding for scientific development.
Rio de Janeiro reinstates its Science and Technology Secretariat, appointing UFF rector Antonio Claudio Lucas da Nóbrega as head amid concerns over insufficient funding for scientific development.
Flávio Bolsonaro launched Douglas Ruas's Rio gubernatorial campaign with a hardline security message, proposing radical crime measures amid a tight presidential race.
Rock in Rio 2026 will be held in early and mid-September in Rio, featuring top global artists, with sold-out dates and new logistics for attendees.
The Supreme Federal Court has postponed the ruling on the election model for Rio’s interim governor, extending the current political uncertainty in the state.
Rio de Janeiro's 2026 elections take place amid ongoing federal interventions, economic dependency on oil royalties, and governance challenges under an interim government.
Following widespread backlash from the scientific community and lawmakers, the Rio de Janeiro government has announced it will recreate the Secretariat of Science, Technology, and Innovation within ten days, reversing its earlier merger with the economic development department.
Two major musical theater productions, "Ópera do Malandro" and "As Marias de Belém do Pará," premiere in Rio this August, showcasing Brazilian culture and celebrated performers.
Rio de Janeiro dissolves its Science and Technology Secretariat, merging it into the Economic Development Ministry, prompting political concerns over the future of science policy.
Rio de Janeiro's government announces extensive staffing changes focusing on boosting environmental agencies while downsizing science and technology departments.
Women account for 40% of new entrepreneurs in Rio de Janeiro in 2026, facing challenges of balancing business and family while benefiting from supportive legislation.
Niterói highlights its pioneering public-sector innovations in science, education, safety, and urban development during the 78th SBPC Annual Meeting, including the launch of the Cantareira Innovation District.
The 2022 Rio elections highlight how organized crime has deeply infiltrated local politics, raising concerns about governance and political violence.
Duque de Caxias in Rio has shifted from supporting Lula's PT to backing Bolsonaro, reflecting voter dissatisfaction and demographic changes reshaping the local political landscape.
Maricá has launched its Municipal Council for Science, Technology, and Innovation to boost social participation and guide public policies for sustainable development and innovation.
Rio de Janeiro is expanding free football classes and youth competitions to develop women's football ahead of the 2027 Women’s World Cup.
Maricá forms a science and technology council while Niterói launches free tech training to boost local innovation and inclusion.
Rio de Janeiro's Centelha 3 program opens applications offering R$8.1 million to fuel innovation, fostering startups across emerging tech sectors with national-scale support.
Rio's legislative assembly debates and initiatives aim to enhance maritime sports as tools for social inclusion and community engagement, establishing a working group for sustained development.
Recent politically motivated assaults in Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana have drawn strong condemnation from PT and sparked ongoing police investigations.
The 9th InterPore Brazil Chapter Conference will convene key players in porous media science at CBPF, Rio de Janeiro, from August 10-13, 2026, focusing on advancements across energy, environment, and biotechnology.
São Gonçalo presents a week-long cultural program featuring concerts, comedy, samba, and theater events for all ages across various venues.
Jairinho sentenced to over 43 years for Henry Borel’s murder; Monique Medeiros receives judicial pardon after omission conviction amid a historic trial in Rio.
After Brazil's 6-2 win vs Panama, Rio hosted exclusive celebrity parties with football stars, musicians, and influencers celebrating into the night.
Rio's acting governor orders expropriation of Refit refinery land amid a major tax fraud probe and fiscal liabilities.
Two Rio military police officers face charges for the premeditated killing of a businessman, amid broader concerns over police violence and systemic issues in the city.
R$20 million from Rio's Faperj research fund was controversially diverted to a politically influenced security program, highlighting conflicts between political agendas and scientific funding.
Rio de Janeiro has been authorized to enter the Propag debt repayment program, cutting monthly debt payments and enabling increased investments in education and public services.
Shakira's Copacabana concert on May 2 drew 2 million fans, generating massive economic impact and fostering Rio's cultural prominence.
Delays and judicial maneuvers in Rio’s 2026 election dispute provoke criticism over electoral integrity and legal precedents in Brazil.
The Supreme Federal Court is set to decide whether Rio de Janeiro will hold direct or indirect elections for governor following Cláudio Castro's resignation amid legal and political turmoil.
Rio de Janeiro sets a historic record with over 10,000 new businesses registered in one month in 2026, led significantly by women entrepreneurs.
Rio de Janeiro's April 2026 cultural calendar shines with Claudia Raia's theatrical premiere, Nego Álvaro's samba celebration, and a dynamic lineup at Qualistage.
Rio de Janeiro sets a new record with over 10,000 new businesses registered in March 2026, reflecting significant entrepreneurial growth.
Rio de Janeiro stages two compelling theatrical productions in April 2026: the historical musical “Hadassa – o Musical” and the suspense thriller “O Talentoso Ripley.”
ExpoRio Turismo 2026 in Rio de Janeiro attracted over 63,000 attendees and 700 exhibitors, emphasizing cultural diversity and entertainment as key to tourism promotion.
Cláudio Castro’s tenure as governor of Rio de Janeiro saw job growth and tourism gains but was marked by fiscal deficits, security concerns, and political instability.
Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo ramp up public funding to modernize and expand science, technology, and innovation infrastructure in 2026.
Rio de Janeiro's economy grew 2.6% in 2025, outpacing national GDP, while Santa Catarina shows sectoral agricultural and industrial shifts as detailed in NECAT's latest analyses.
Monobloco officially closes the Rio 2026 street carnival with a parade honoring Arlindo Cruz and Preta Gil, culminating the season with themed performances and community celebration.
Rio de Janeiro’s 2026 Carnival camarotes shone with celebrity presence, exclusive dining, and nonstop entertainment, creating a glamorous nightlife atmosphere at the Sambódromo.