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Institutional developments of the IFSP

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Latest: IFSP opens second call for support for 2026 Integration Games

The Instituto Federal de São Paulo (IFSP) continues to expand its infrastructure and academic reach. Significant campus developments include the acquisition of a R$ 40.31 million property in Planalto do Sol for the new S

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Acre gubernatorial election heads to second round

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Latest: Mailza Assis reelected as Governor of Acre

The Acre gubernatorial election is entering its final stage ahead of the second round on October 25, 2026. Following the first round, official data from the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) shows Mailza Assis (PP) secured

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Infrastructure and mobility initiatives in Rio Branco

4 clusters · 21 sources · last updated

Latest: Rio Branco and Porto Velho implement flood prevention measures

In Rio Branco, municipal authorities have initiated several infrastructure and urban mobility projects. Initial efforts focused on road maintenance in the Canaã neighborhood, specifically targeting Durval Camilo Street a

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Brazilian university admission and vacancy processes

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Latest: Brazilian universities hold 2027 entrance exams

Brazilian universities continue to advance admission processes for the 2026 and 2027 cycles. For the 2027 cycle, the State University of Bahia (Uneb) is offering between 4,327 and 5,497 undergraduate vacancies, with regi

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Gender identity issues at Federal University of Acre

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Latest: Ufac student denounces gender identity disrespect in university systems

A graduate student at the Federal University of Acre (Ufac) has publicly denounced the institution for failing to respect her gender identity within its administrative systems. Dahlia Pagu, a psychologist and student i

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