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Brazil police crackdown on drug trafficking continues

6 clusters · 284 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazilian authorities dismantle drug trafficking ring using aircraft

The nationwide police campaign that began in late July 2023 continued through mid-August 2026, focusing on dismantling organized crime factions and sophisticated trafficking schemes. In São Paulo and Santa Catarina, ‘Ope

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Brazil public sector hiring surge, August 2026

292 clusters · 705 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil: Municipalities and private sector announce various job openings

The public sector hiring surge in Brazil has expanded through August 2026, with significant developments in finance, health, and education. In the finance sector, the Receita Federal has advanced planning for a public s

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Brazilian municipal education performance improvements

2 clusters · 16 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazilian municipalities report improved educational indices and student competition success

Various Brazilian municipalities have reported improvements in public education metrics and student achievements based on 2025 assessments. In Nísia Floresta, Rio Grande do Norte, Ideb 2025 results showed increased scor

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Brazil free cinema initiatives Aug 2026

42 clusters · 164 sources · last updated

Latest: Fortaleza hosts Latin American Cinema and Social Impact Forum

Throughout mid-2026, Brazil saw a sustained expansion of free and community-focused cinema initiatives aimed at democratizing audiovisual access. In Presidente Prudente, the ‘Cinema para Todos’ project resumed monthly ou

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Brazil expands Wolbachia mosquito releases

3 clusters · 18 sources · last updated

Latest: Curitiba launches Wolbachia mosquito releases, Brazil expands dengue control

Brazil’s health regulator Anvisa approved commercial production of Wolbachia‑modified male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes at a Flyttr factory in Campinas, enabling weekly output of millions of insects. The first field releases

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