Adele Cardin
Adele Cardin is a French citizen specialized in international relations and political trends. .
Child Poverty in Brazil: A 2022 Overview
In 2022, Brazil observed that nearly half of its children under the age of five were living under the conditions of poverty.
The Brazilian Institute...
Argentine Wines Achieve Historic Perfect Scores
In a landmark event, the Descorchados wine guide, a benchmark for South American wines, has awarded perfect scores to two Argentine wines for the...
Brazil Faces Unprecedented Dengue Fever Deaths
Brazil has experienced a record-breaking number of dengue fever fatalities, the highest since data collection started in 2000.
Surpassing the previous highs of 2023 and...
Brazil’s Healthcare Transformation: A Fourfold Increase in Doctors
Over the last 34 years, Brazil has achieved a remarkable feat in healthcare by increasing its number of doctors fourfold.
This surge has led to...
Brazil’s New UNESCO Gem: The Terra dos Gigantes Geopark
UNESCO awarded the Terra dos Gigantes Geopark in Uberaba, Triângulo Mineiro, Brazil, the esteemed World Geopark status.
This accolade elevates Brazil's count of UNESCO Geoparks...
In Antarctica, Penguins Began to Die en Masse
In a startling turn of events, researchers in Antarctica have uncovered a widespread die-off of Adélie penguins, attributed to the H5N1 avian flu.
This discovery,...
Mining’s Toxic Legacy in Yanomami Territory
A study by the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation and Socio-Environmental Institute revealed alarming mercury contamination among the Yanomami, Brazil's largest Indigenous group.
The analysis involved 287...
The Struggle for Forest Conservation in the Americas
In the ongoing battle for forest conservation, Brazil and Colombia have emerged as beacons of progress in Latin America.
Since 2015, Brazil has slashed its...
New Visa Rules for U.S., Canadian, and Australian Tourists to Brazil
From the upcoming Wednesday, travelers holding passports from the US, Canada, and Australia will be required to obtain a visa for Brazil.
This applies across...
Historic Reparation for Brazil’s Indigenous Under Military Rule
In a groundbreaking move, Brazil's Amnesty Commission has approved the first-ever collective reparation for indigenous communities affected by the military dictatorship from 1964 to...
Breakthrough in Understanding Compulsive Eating
In a groundbreaking study, Brazilian scientists have identified neurons that induce compulsive eating, even in the absence of hunger.
This revelation, shared by the São...
International Tourists Flock to Rio for Madonna’s Copacabana Concert
Rio de Janeiro anticipates a 27.3% increase in international tourist arrivals during the week of Madonna's concert.
This surge compares to the same timeframe in...
Brazil Rallies Against Cerrado Deforestation
Brazil is facing a critical environmental challenge as deforestation rates soar in the Cerrado, the nation's second-largest biome, despite the decline in Amazon deforestation.
This...
Unprecedented Emigration: Brazil’s Brightest and Youngest Seek Opportunities Abroad
Today, the number of Brazilians living abroad hits a historic high of 4.5 million, outnumbering the population of the Paraíba state.
Between 2012 and 2022,...