Who has already 'hunted' gabiroba? Learn all about this Brazilian fruit; it ranges from sour to sweet
The article explores the cultural significance of the gabiroba fruit in Brazil, highlighting its connection to nature and traditional practices among locals.
Simone Mendes Returns from Dubai Trip and Is Shocked to Learn of Fire at Hotel Where She Stayed: 'Desperate'
Brazilian singer Simone Mendes expressed her shock upon learning that the luxury hotel she had just left in Dubai had caught fire shortly after her departure.
'I didn’t have the courage to go outside, I’m scared,' says Brazilian who heard explosions in Dubai during attacks
A Brazilian student in Dubai described her fear after hearing explosions linked to Iranian retaliatory attacks against the U.S. and Israel.
Exhibition in honor of Assis Marinho opens at the Potiguar Pinacoteca
An exhibition celebrating the work of Brazilian painter Assis Marinho has opened at the Potiguar Pinacoteca in Natal, Brazil.
See how to make a whole baked tilapia with vegetables
Chef Alexandre Dantas shares a recipe for a whole baked tilapia with vegetables that blends practicality and northeastern Brazilian flavor.
Federal Government announces the construction of 17 indigenous schools in Amapá
The Brazilian government has announced plans to build 17 new indigenous schools in Amapá as part of a larger federal investment in indigenous education.
Who is this Moacyr? The curiosity of a 'modern journalist'
The article discusses the lack of knowledge among some modern sports journalists in Ecuador regarding the legacy of former Brazilian footballer Moacyr Claudino Pinto, who is currently facing serious health issues.
Neurons in Sauce
The author critiques the limitations of AI in understanding cultural context, using the example of the Brazilian musician Tom Jobim's residences.
Tapioca Cake: Learn the Recipe Featured on Clube Rural
The article presents a recipe for a delicious tapioca cake shared on the Brazilian cooking show Clube Rural.
Salvador hosts G20 summit exhibition showcasing the history of Brazilian art
The Museum of Modern Art of Bahia is hosting a G20 exhibition featuring 80 works that highlight the history of Brazilian art until June 28, 2024.
Real today and blue real today: what is the exchange rate and the price of the Brazilian currency this Sunday, March 1
The Brazilian real's official rate is $239.64 for buying and $239.87 for selling, while the blue market rate is $276.75 for buying and $287.75 for selling.
Brazilians partner with Korean artists and enter the world of K-pop
Brazilian artists are increasingly collaborating with South Korean pop musicians, marking a significant entry into the K-pop scene.
Cocoa prices drop in the field, but chocolate will remain expensive for Easter; understand
Brazilian consumers are facing another year of high chocolate prices for Easter, despite falling cocoa prices.
Creator stands out on social media by showing affectionate routine with buffaloes and llamas on a farm in MG; VIDEO
A Brazilian farmer shares his affectionate interactions with farm animals on social media, gaining significant attention and followers.
From 'marajás' to 'penduricalhos': discussion on limiting the remuneration of public agents has lasted more than 60 years
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court is currently considering decisions that address the limitations on the remuneration of public servants, a topic that has been under debate for over 60 years.
Young man with a rare disease takes university entrance exam in hospital and gets accepted into medicine at three public universities
Ítalo Cantanhede, a 17-year-old Brazilian student with a rare disease, successfully passed the university entrance exam while hospitalized and gained admission to three public medical schools.
Arsenal news: Brazilian starlet issues transfer plea as Mikel Arteta urged to make bold call
A Brazilian player is appealing for a transfer to Arsenal, as manager Mikel Arteta considers important lineup decisions ahead of a match against Chelsea.
Dennis Carvalho will be honored this Sunday in a ceremony restricted to family and friends
Brazilian actor and director Dennis Carvalho will be honored in a private ceremony for family and friends following his recent passing.
Collet tries to restore Brazilian prominence in Indy after the Castroneves-Kanaan era
Brazilian driver Caio Collet aims to bring Brazil back into the spotlight in Indy racing, succeeding the era dominated by Helio Castroneves and Tony Kanaan.
Cargill was invaded, and the government conceded
The Brazilian government has faced backlash from Indigenous groups over a decree that opens waterways to possible privatization, culminating in tensions and protests.
Under-20 women's team wins South American football championship for the 11th time
The Brazilian under-20 women's football team defeated Venezuela 2-0 to clinch their 11th South American championship title.
Brazilian government condemns attacks against Iran and expresses serious concern
The Brazilian government has condemned the attacks by the United States and Israel against Iran and stressed the need for negotiations to ensure peace.
Historical neglect of early childhood education
The article discusses a decline in enrollment in Brazilian daycare centers, highlighting cultural resistance and a significant unmet demand for childcare placements.
Timemania today: result of contest 2361 and drawn numbers
The drawn numbers for Timemania contest 2361 were released, with 9 million Brazilian reais accumulated for the next draw.
Dennis Carvalho dies at 78 and leaves a decisive legacy in the history of Brazilian television
Dennis Carvalho, a pivotal figure in Brazilian television, has passed away at the age of 78, leaving behind a significant legacy in the arts.
Brazil expresses solidarity with countries impacted by retaliatory attacks from Iran and calls for an end to military actions
The Brazilian government has expressed solidarity with countries affected by Iranian retaliatory attacks and urged for a cessation of military actions in the Gulf region.
Gaúcho living in Dubai takes shelter in bathroom with wife and children after two missile alerts in 7 minutes: 'Nervous'
A Brazilian family living in Dubai experiences panic during missile alerts amid tensions in the Middle East.
'Tense Climate', reports Brazilian in Bahrain about the attack by the US and Israel against Iran
A Brazilian educator in Bahrain describes the tense climate following a coordinated attack by the US and Israel on Iran, resulting in significant casualties.
Warship capable of locating and neutralizing aircraft and submarines docks in Santos
The Brazilian Navy's frigate Constituição has docked in Santos, SP, offering free public visitation and encouraging donations for local charities.
Senate approves a package of 3.1 billion reais for the chemical and petrochemical industry
The Brazilian Senate has approved a bill that increases tax incentives for the chemical and petrochemical industries to 3.1 billion reais.
Aposta Psica reveals selected artists: meet the new talents of the musical scene in the Amazon
The Aposta Psica initiative showcases new musical talents from the Brazilian Amazon during the Motins festival in Belém.
Federal Government promises new housing for those affected by the rains in Zona da Mata: 'Everyone who lost their home will receive one'
The Brazilian Federal Government is committing to provide new housing for families affected by recent rains in the Zona da Mata region.
'Seek shelter immediately': Rio resident in Dubai receives alert on cell phone during Iran's retaliation to attacks
A Brazilian man in Dubai received a missile alert amid Iranian retaliatory attacks against the US and Israel while on a cruise.
Mombojó plans to release an album with new repertoire in April with the same music producer from the debut album in 2004
Brazilian band Mombojó is set to release a new album featuring original songs at the end of April, produced by Léo D, who was also behind their debut album.
Brazilian ambassador narrates night without new bombings in Tehran
The Brazilian ambassador in Iran reported a night of calm in Tehran after a series of bombings by the US and Israel, with basic services restored.
Death of Dennis Carvalho: remember the soap opera that recreated the Rio of the early 20th century in Petrópolis and São Luís and won an Emmy; photos
Dennis Carvalho, a Brazilian actor and director known for his work on the Emmy-winning soap opera 'Lado a Lado,' passed away at the age of 78.
F-5: Aircraft that scared residents in southern Rio has been used by the Brazilian Air Force for over 50 years
Two F-5 aircraft from the Brazilian Air Force caused alarm among residents in southern Rio during a training exercise due to their ability to break the sound barrier.
From Loss to Profit: Farmer Bets on Sorghum and Changes Farm Planning in Maracaju
A Brazilian farmer in Maracaju has shifted from soybeans to sorghum due to consistent crop failures from drought.
Brazil's Ambassador to Iran Reports Internet Outages and Challenges Communicating with Brazilians: 'Instruction is to Take Shelter'
The Brazilian ambassador to Iran has reported severe internet outages in the country, complicating communication with Brazilian citizens, and has advised them to take shelter and avoid crowded areas.
Dennis Carvalho dies: how the director revolutionized soap operas and filmed the first kiss between elderly women at Globo
Renowned Brazilian director and actor Dennis Carvalho has passed away at 78, leaving a significant legacy in the world of television and soap operas.
In unprecedented interview, Dennis Carvalho recalls successes with Gilberto Braga
Dennis Carvalho, who passed away on Saturday, was a pivotal director in Brazilian television, known for his successful collaborations with author Gilberto Braga.
Christiane Torloni, ex-wife of Dennis Carvalho, bids farewell to the director: 'Brilliant journey'
Actress Christiane Torloni paid tribute to her late ex-husband and director Dennis Carvalho, highlighting his significant contributions to Brazilian culture.
Football and Quixotic Dreamers
The article discusses the evolution of football, emphasizing the balance of strategy and emotional elements in the game, as well as the recent performance of Brazilian teams.
Flávio Bolsonaro says that the Lula government's stance on attacks on Iran is 'unacceptable'; Gleisi counters and says the senator 'has learned nothing'
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro criticized the Brazilian government's response to recent attacks on Iran, calling it 'unacceptable,' while political rival Gleisi Hoffmann countered his claims.
Man strangles and kills wife with a cell phone charger and takes the dead victim to the hospital claiming suicide
A Brazilian man was arrested for allegedly strangling his wife with a cell phone charger and then attempting to pass her death off as suicide.
Triennial of Arts 'Frestas' occupies Sorocaba to highlight artists from the interior
The 'Frestas' Triennial of Arts in Sorocaba showcases local artists alongside notable names in Brazilian art, challenging the dominance of São Paulo.
VIDEOS: JL1 of Saturday, February 28, 2026
The article reports on escalating tensions and recent violence in the Middle East, including attacks in Iran and Israel, as well as cultural commentary on the passing of a Brazilian artist.
Dennis Carvalho directed iconic TV scenes, such as the death of Odete Roitman
Dennis Carvalho, a significant figure in Brazilian television, directed numerous successful shows and played a pivotal role in the feminist movement through his work.
Prolonged conflict in Iran could benefit Brazilian oil, but price hikes are concerning, analysts say
Analysts suggest that a prolonged conflict in Iran may enhance Brazilian oil exports, though it could also lead to increased global oil prices and inflation.
Tour of Rwanda: Brazilian Henrique Bravo wins the 7th stage, Moritz Kretschy keeps the lead
Henrique Bravo of Brazil won the 7th stage of the Tour of Rwanda while Moritz Kretschy maintained his overall lead ahead of the final stage.