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Brazil gender-based violence response

169 clusters · 632 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazilian institutions launch networks to combat violence against women

In 2026, Brazil experienced a wave of high-profile gender-based attacks that spurred legislative and policy measures, including tougher penalties, a national self-defence programme, the legalisation of pepper-spray for w

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Brazil public sector hiring surge, August 2026

292 clusters · 705 sources · last updated

Latest: Bom Jardim de Minas reopens public exam for 90 vacancies

The public sector hiring surge in Brazil has expanded through August 2026, with significant new developments in finance, health, and education across multiple states. In the finance sector, Santa Catarina (Sefaz SC) sig

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Brazil public‑sector hiring surge continues (July‑Aug 2026)

37 clusters · 138 sources · last updated

Latest: Conceição do Almeida announces public exam with 236 vacancies

The public‑sector hiring wave that accelerated in July 2026 continued through August, expanding recruitment drives across several states and functional areas. São Paulo’s security‑force hiring intensified with the Milit

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Brazil expands bridges, rail, and urban infrastructure

39 clusters · 134 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil moves ahead with bridge projects in Tocantins and Alagoas

From May through August 2026 Brazil’s federal, state and municipal authorities accelerated a wave of road, bridge, rail and utility projects. In Bahia, tenders were launched for two major road‑paving schemes on the BA‑24

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Brazil women‑only public transport

3 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Salvador Metro introduces women‑only cars during peak hours

In early July 2026 Fortaleza’s metro began operating women‑only cars on Line South, the city’s first gender‑segregated public‑transport service. Later that month Bahia expanded the model. The municipality of Itabuna ina

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