At least 38,722 people had their lives abruptly cut short in Brazil in 2024 due to urban violence—an average of 106 per day.

Guided tours of the Araçá Cemetery—which now include a visit to Eunice Paiva’s grave—have attracted hundreds of visitors. The ...

The researchers do not question the value of current public policies, but point to the need to create integrated strategies ...

It will serve as a platform for dialogue between media professionals and the government, contributing to the development of ...

According to the Ministry of Justice and Public Security, family reunification was the primary reason for shelter requests in ...

One common condition required the enslaved person to live with their master until the master's death—meaning they only truly ...

An environmental education project promoted by the nonprofit Peabiru Institute gives students a chance to learn more about ...

The Brazilian president criticized the US leader’s idea of removing Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to turn it into a ...

The survey aimed to increase knowledge about misleading advertising, which bad actors have used to run scams on Brazilian ...

A growing concern has contributed to a slight decline in the number of families in arrears, which fell to 29.1 percent in ...

According to the Amazon Environmental Research Institute, last year, vegetation loss in the country's second-largest biome ...

The impact should continue for another two or three months. After that, a slowdown in the value of the product is likely. The ...