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Government of Rio de Janeiro

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Rio de Janeiro tourism and hospitality developments

2 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Rio de Janeiro tourism sees hotel awards and new influencer ambassadors

Recent developments in Rio de Janeiro highlight various initiatives within the city’s tourism and hospitality sectors. Six hotels from the Windsor Hotels network, including Rio Miramar by Windsor and Windsor Copa, receiv

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Brazil public sector hiring surge, August-September 2026

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Latest: Receita Federal advances planning for new public competition

The public sector hiring surge in Brazil expanded through August and September 2026, with significant activity in federal, state, and municipal recruitment. Federal recruitment is advancing through the Receita Federal,

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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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Nova Iguaçu local climate action planning

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Latest: Rio de Janeiro municipalities develop Local Climate Action Plans

Nova Iguaçu is initiating a participatory workshop to support the diagnostic phase of its Local Climate Action Plan (PLAC). This initiative, part of the Resilient Environment Program, is a collaboration between the Rio d

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Brazil firearm recadastre and seizure surge

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil reports rise in rifle seizures and loss of 12,000 registered firearms

In late July 2026, a Sou da Paz report highlighted a 165% rise in rifle seizures across Brazil, spreading from Rio de Janeiro to 25 of the 27 federative units. The surge was particularly intense in Maranhão (229%), Tocan