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Iolanda Fonseca

Iolanda Fonseca is a polyglot linguist of Portuguese nationality with a degree in Economics and a post-graduate degree in Languages and Literature.

Brazil’s Personal Security Satisfaction Hits Low

An Ipsos survey conducted globally placed Brazil at the lowest for personal security satisfaction, with only 53% of Brazilians satisfied, starkly contrasting the global...

Brazil’s Underwater Island: A Discovery Reshaping Maritime Boundaries

Scientists have turned the spotlight on the Rio Grande Rise, an underwater plateau near Brazil, a submerged island matching Iceland in size. Unearthed by Brazilian...

Brazil’s Job Market Soars in January 2024

In January 2024, Brazil saw a remarkable job creation surge, adding 180,400 formal positions. This doubled the previous year's figure, showcasing a significant economic upturn. The...

Germany’s Controversial Crackdown on Far-Right Ideologies

(Analysis) The green-left German government's latest initiative to criminalize ideologies deemed conservative or far-right undergoes intense scrutiny. This action isn't just a local controversy but...

Brazilian Agribusiness Sets Employment Record in 2023

In 2023, Brazil's agribusiness industry hit an all-time high in employment, reaching 28.34 million jobs, Cepea and CNA report. This 1.2% year-on-year increase sets a...

Brazil Launches $2 Billion Fund to Reduce Carbon Emissions

Brazil just launched a groundbreaking effort, with the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) spearheading a new Climate Fund. As the bank announced,...

Brazilian Lawmakers Claim Dictatorship in OAS Appeal

Brazilian lawmakers, joined by ex-judge Ludmila Lins Grilo and journalist Allan dos Santos, visited the Organization of American States (OAS) in Washington, D.C. They sounded...

U.S. Government Study Likens A.I. Growth to Nuclear Threats

A report commissioned by the U.S. government and released on Monday calls for immediate action to tackle AI-related national security risks. It likens AI's fast growth...

Surge in Lula’s Unpopularity in São Paulo Affects Political Landscape

Datafolha's latest findings reveal a significant rise in disapproval for President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva among São Paulo's electorate since August. In six months,...

Former Brazilian VP Says Accepting Loss Essential for Brazil’s Democracy

Hamilton Mourão, Brazil's former Vice President and current senator, highlighted the importance of accepting electoral defeat for the country's democracy. In a recent interview, he...

Unprecedented Wave of Brazilian Migrants Heads North

Brazil is facing an unparalleled migration wave. From October 2023 to January 2024, the U.S. detained 11,119 unauthorized Brazilians, a 210% jump from last...

Right-Wing Coalition Wins in Portugal

The Democratic Alliance (AD) narrowly won Portugal's legislative elections on Sunday, securing 29.49% of the votes and earning 79 seats. The Socialist Party was close...

Voting Rights Extended to Brazilians in Portugal

On March 10, 2024, Brazilians residing in Portugal will have the opportunity to participate and compete in the elections, marking a significant occasion for...

Cuba’s Energy Dilemma: An Urgent Call for Reform

Cuba is currently grappling with a severe energy crisis, as detailed in a revealing report by the NGO Cuba Siglo 21. This crisis, years in...

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