In the face of the climate emergency, the debate on ways to promote sustainable development in the Amazon is gaining...
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Community‑Based Tourism A Game‑Changer For Indigenous Communities
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Friday December 20th, 2024
Eternalized In Bronze
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Tuesday October 1st, 2024
The bronze statues of some famous people like poets, singers, songwriters, writers, and soccer players are already part of Rio...
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Festa Junina: Brazil’s Vibrant Celebration of Culture and Tradition
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Monday June 3rd, 2024
In the heart of Brazil, nestled within the rich tapestry of its cultural heritage, lies a festival that embodies the...
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April 19: Brazil Celebrates Indigenous People Day
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Friday April 19th, 2024
According to data from the 2022 Census conducted by the Brazilian government´s statistics agency IBGE, Brazil is home to approximately...
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Afrotourism: Afro-Brazilian culture is a defining part of Brazil’s Identity
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Tuesday April 2nd, 2024
In major cultural expressions, in rhythms and dances, in gastronomy, in visual arts, in architecture, in religiosity and in the...
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Act Locally During Global Volunteer Month
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Tuesday April 2nd, 2024
April is Global Volunteer Month, a time to celebrate volunteers and inspire volunteerism in communities large and small. Volunteerism is...
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Does Brazil Celebrate Thanksgiving?
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Wednesday November 1st, 2023
Thanksgiving is a harvest festival that originated in England and was brought to the Americas by European settlers. It is...
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Copacabana Palace: Brazil’s Iconic Hotel Marks Its Centenary
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Tuesday September 12th, 2023
Located by the beach that is one of the icons of Rio de Janeiro, the Copacabana Palace, with 239 rooms...
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Born 150 Years Ago, Aviation Pioneer Santos Dumont Made History
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Friday August 4th, 2023
Passengers flying to Rio on the shuttle from São Paulo make landing at the city’s Santos Dumont Airport, which first...
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LGBT Pride Month
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Tuesday June 6th, 2023
LGBT Pride Month is a month, typically June, dedicated to celebration and commemoration of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT)...
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Pelé Becomes Dictionary Entry As Synonym For Exceptional
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Friday May 5th, 2023
Edson Arantes do Nascimento, also known as the King of Football, Pelé, has received yet another posthumous tribute. In April,...
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Pelé: Brazil’s National Treasure
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Friday December 30th, 2022
Pelé, the Brazilian soccer legend who won three World Cups and became the sport’s first global icon, has died at the age...
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Who is The Brazilian Folklore Superstar Saci-Pererê?
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Tuesday October 11th, 2022
Saci-Pererê /sassy-perere/ is a kind of Saci. Yes, there are many kinds of Sacis out there. The “Pererê” specimen is...
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The Heroines Who Fought in the Movement for the Independence of Brazil
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Monday October 10th, 2022
In the state of Bahia, the movement for the independence of Brazil began in February 1822. Seven months before the...
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The U.S. Sees a Rise in Latino Surnames
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Monday October 10th, 2022
Shifts in prevalent surnames in America reflect the country’s increasing diversity. The top names in the United States are Smith,...
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American Diplomats Study World Languages
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Friday August 26th, 2022
American diplomats reflect the diversity of the U.S. and the world. In their positions overseas, they make a special effort...
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These Sea Turtles Face Peril
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Friday August 26th, 2022
Sea turtles have been swimming the world’s oceans for more than 100 million years. Yet today the survival of these...
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Everyday English Idioms & Where They Come From – Part I
By VIVIANE FAVER
/ Monday July 26th, 2021
You probably use tons of expressions, idioms, and slang phrases every day that don’t make literal sense. If you ever...
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Sweetheart or Flirting Dolls, the Young Women Stood by the Window
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Tuesday February 16th, 2021
The history has surprisingly deep origins from the colonial times of the state of Minas Gerais. It presents young women...
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Find All 19 Murals Painted by Kobra In New York
By The Brasilians NewsPaper
/ Tuesday December 8th, 2020
It’s practically unanimous the feeling and respect people have for Eduardo Kobra. His murals bring so much creativity and life,...
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