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In 2024, remote hiring in Latin America soared as U.S. companies sought tech professionals in similar time zones, with Chile and Colombia leading the growth. Companies increasingly favor younger candidates …
Remote Hiring in Latin America: A 2024 Surge Driven by Talent Demand Read More
Experts have raised concerns about potential long-term water scarcity in São Paulo despite current reservoir stability. Increased heatwaves and irregular rainfall patterns are contributing to anxiety over water supply sustainability. …
São Paulo Faces Long-Term Water Security Challenges Amid Climate Change Read More
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte has accused media outlets of plotting a coup, following a government investigation into Interior Minister Juan José Santiváñez. The Committee to Protect Journalists has condemned her …
Peruvian President Boluarte Accused of Media Targeting Amid Corruption Scrutiny Read More
Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva announced plans for the nation’s first underwater transport tunnel, linking Santos and Guaruja, with construction set to start in 2026 and completion expected …
Brazil to Construct Its First Underwater Tunnel Connecting Santos and Guaruja Read More
The film “I Am Still Here” has made history as it won the Oscar for Best International Feature, marking Brazil’s first victory in this major category. Directed by Walter Salles, …
Brazil’s “I Am Still Here” Wins Oscar for Best International Feature, Making History Read More
This year, renowned actress Fernanda Torres represents Brazil’s Carnival as its muse while she competes for the Best Actress Oscar. This unique occurrence coincides with Carnival, Brazil’s major festival known …
Fernanda Torres: This Year’s Carnival Muse Amid Oscar Aspirations Read More
The Sao Paulo carnival began with a dynamic celebration led by the Afro-Brazilian collective Ilu Oba De Min, showcasing traditional music and advocating for social activism. This event emphasizes the …
Afro-Brazilian Collective Launches São Paulo Carnival Celebrating Culture Read More
Brazil’s government has issued an executive order easing FGTS withdrawal rules, allowing 12 million workers to access up to 12 billion reais ($2.04 billion). Workers dismissed since January 2020 will …
Brazil Eases FGTS Withdrawal Rules for Workers Read More
Brazil’s government and Eletrobras have struck a deal enabling the state to appoint three board members and exempting the company from further investments in the Angra 3 nuclear project. The …
Brazil and Eletrobras Reach Agreement on Voting Rights and Nuclear Investments Read More
Brazilian cinema began in the late 19th century with the Segreto brothers, who pioneered the art form by filming Guanabara Bay. The first feature film, “O Crime dos Banhados,” directed …
The Evolution and Legacy of Brazilian Cinema Read More