Brazil news: Educational, cultural, and industry updates

Various regional and national updates are occurring across Brazil, ranging from educational opportunities to cultural funding and industry events.

In the aquaculture sector, registrations and booth reservations are open for the 22nd FENACAM, scheduled for November 2026 in Natal. The event will feature international symposiums on shrimp and aquaculture alongside a large-scale equipment fair.

Educational updates include the conclusion of the deadline for Brazilian public schools to select textbooks for the 2027-2030 cycle. Additionally, several institutions have announced openings: Uerj has opened registrations for its 2027 state entrance exam; Uece is offering 2,812 undergraduate spots; IFMG has 4,985 free course vacancies; and Unifei has released its 2027 entrance exam schedule. SENAR-GO is also conducting a selection process for various professional levels.

Cultural and social initiatives include the Aldir Blanc edict in Senador Canedo and Corumbá, providing significant funding for local artists. In Guarapari, street vendors can register for the 2026 City Festival. Meanwhile, the Federal Institutes of Sergipe and Rio de Janeiro are providing free housing and technical assistance to vulnerable populations. In the legal sphere, the TJRN has suspended a PMRN civil service exam due to disputes regarding racial quotas and accessibility for people with disabilities.