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Niterói community and industrial development

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Niterói seeks new Petrobras contracts to boost naval industry

In Niterói, local leadership has focused on community development and industrial revitalization. Initial efforts included political meetings regarding the social role of nautical clubs and the launch of the ‘Niterói Camp

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Transpetro public hiring initiative

10 clusters · 84 sources · last updated

Latest: Transpetro extends recruitment deadline for 4,000+ vacancies

In August 2026, Transpetro, a logistics subsidiary of Petrobras, opened applications for a public selection process organized by Fundação Cesgranrio. The recruitment drive offers 281 immediate vacancies and a reserve lis

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Free Arts and Professional Education Initiatives in Brazil

12 clusters · 48 sources · last updated

Latest: Cidade Tiradentes offers free children's ballet classes

In August 2026, Brazil expanded its landscape of free arts and professional training programs. In Fortaleza, the Instituto João Carlos Paes Mendonça (IJCPM) opened enrollment for 220 free courses for youth near the RioMa

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Community, culture, and employment in Brazil

5 clusters · 76 sources · last updated

Latest: Transpetro and RioSaúde announce new job vacancies in Brazil

Brazil continues to host a variety of community-focused events spanning cultural, religious, and economic sectors. Scheduled activities include the 49th Vila Madalena Arts Fair in São Paulo, the ‘Bosque Degust’ in Mato G

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2 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: São Gonçalo offers free professional and entrepreneurship courses

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Brazil labor market trends and retail sector challenges

14 clusters · 237 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil unemployment hits 5.3% amid consumption paradox

In the first half of 2026, Brazil’s formal labor market added 921,645 net jobs, primarily driven by micro and small enterprises (MPE), which accounted for 58% of total hires. IBGE data confirms the national unemployment

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