Table tennis player wants to be the 1st in the country to compete in the Olympics and Paralympics
Table tennis player Bruna Alexandre has the goal of being the first athlete in the country to compete in the ...
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Influenza vaccination campaign starts across the country
The National Flu Vaccination Campaign started this Monday (10). According to the Ministry of Health, the goal is to vaccinate, ...
Government target is to produce 70% of SUS inputs in the country
The Ministry of Health announced, this Monday (3), the restructuring of the Executive Group of the Economic-Industrial Health Complex (Geceis), ...
Housemaid PEC: informality and precariousness persist in the country
Informality advanced and precariousness still persists among Brazilian domestic workers, ten years after the enactment of Constitutional Amendment 72, which ...
Ministry suspends poultry fairs to avoid avian flu in the country
The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (Mapa) published today (30) an ordinance that suspends, throughout the national territory, the ...
Construction Confidence Index drops 0.3 point in the country
The Construction Confidence Index (ICST) did not change in March and remained at 94.4 points, a level of moderate pessimism. ...
Experts point to non-compliance with the Immediate Search Law in the country
Time is crucial when searching for a missing person, especially children and teenagers. For specialists who work in the area, ...
Consumption of ultra-processed products increased by 5.5% in the last decade in the country
In the last ten years, the consumption of ultra-processed foods by Brazilians had an average increase of 5.5%. This is ...
Samba City is covered in portraits of mothers from all over the country
The Cidade do Samba Joãozinho Trinta, which is located in Gamboa, the port region of Rio de Janeiro, is being ...
With scarcer rains in the interior of the country, autumn starts today
Autumn 2023 begins at 6:25 pm (Brasília time) this Monday (20). The season is marked by milder temperatures and, in ...