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Rio de Janeiro gubernatorial race developments

13 clusters · 79 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil election updates: Paes leads Rio race and JHC faces media lawsuits

In late September 2026, the Rio de Janeiro gubernatorial race shows signs of intensifying competition as Eduardo Paes (PSD) faces a narrowing lead. While Paes remains the frontrunner, recent Quaest polling indicates his

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Growth in Brazilian tourism, aviation, and hospitality

11 clusters · 82 sources · last updated

Latest: Anac approves new rules for flight delays and cancellations in Brazil

The Brazilian tourism, aviation, and hospitality sectors continue to demonstrate robust expansion. Aviation and tourism milestones persist, with domestic passenger numbers reaching 68.3 million between January and August

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Global and Brazilian aviation trends

2 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil aviation hits record domestic passenger numbers

Global aviation saw record-breaking activity in 2025, with 9.8 billion passengers and 131.2 million tonnes of air cargo handled. While international travel drove much of this growth, reports indicate a slowdown in the fi

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Brazil aviation fuel price changes

5 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: Rio de Janeiro proposes tax deferral for aviation kerosene

In late July 2026, Brazil’s aviation kerosene (QAV) price had risen sharply, reaching R$ 5.66 per litre – a 57.6% increase over the previous year and a 34.1% jump from June 2024. While fuel accounts for roughly one-third

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Santos Dumont Airport developments and incident

2 clusters · 40 sources · last updated

Latest: Santos Dumont Airport resumes operations after private jet runway excursion

The Santos Dumont Airport in Rio de Janeiro has seen recent developments regarding infrastructure and operational safety. In mid-August, the Brazilian Ministry of Ports and Airports authorized Infraero to permit the con

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