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Rains leave municipalities in Maranhão in a state of emergency
At least 64 municipalities in Maranhão are in an emergency situation because of the rains. The information is from the...
Read moreDetailsOne in three young people do not know the biome they live in, according to research
One in three young Brazilians does not know which biome they live in. This is one of the conclusions of...
Read moreDetailsPetrobras approves organizational adjustment | Brazil Agency
Petrobras' Executive Board approved this week a proposal for internal organizational adjustment. The changes still need to be submitted to...
Read moreDetailsConanda supports changes in journalistic coverage of attacks on schools
The National Council for the Rights of Children and Adolescents (Conanda), the main defense body for people in this age...
Read moreDetailsMinister of Agriculture appoints researcher to head Embrapa
The Minister of Agriculture, Carlos Fávaro, said in a personal Instagram account that he will nominate researcher Silvia Massruhá for...
Read moreDetailsLula talks about reducing health queues and taking doctors to the outskirts
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva published a message alluding to World Health Day, celebrated this Friday (7). In the...
Read moreDetailsBrazilian Press Association celebrates 115 years
Today, April 7, the Brazilian Press Association (ABI) completes 115 years of existence. Throughout its centenary history, the entity has...
Read moreDetailsABI reaches 115 years with challenges in the country’s communication
Today, April 7, the Brazilian Press Association (ABI) completes 115 years of existence. Throughout its centenary history, the entity has...
Read moreDetailsRussia lifts embargo on imports of Brazilian beef
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed, this Friday (7), that Russia ended the embargo on Brazilian beef. The restrictions had...
Read moreDetailsHuman creativity and technology can coexist in journalism
ChatGPT, robotization, artificial intelligence are words that may have frightened those who work in journalism and also those who consume...
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