Watch in this episode: ‘Iraq: From its origins and in search of a destiny’, a book by ambassador Bernardo de Azevedo Brito; Brazilian Week at The Sultan Center Supermarket, in Kuwait; and a lecture about double taxation.
Author: Da Redação
Federal, state, municipal governments and state-owned companies posted a combined deficit of US$ 937.39 million in June for the second consecutive month. In May the negative balance was at US$ 4.93 billion.
Dollar outflow surpassed inflow by US$ 4.68 billion in Brazil by July 25th.
The United Nations Human Rights Council announced it will hold an extraordinary meeting this Wednesday (21st) to debate Israeli military operation in the Gaza Strip.
Financial organizations analysts revised down the Brazilian economic growth forecast for 2014 for the eighth consecutive week. It has been moved from 1.05% last week to 0.97% in the current week.
Head of state and government from South Africa, Russia and Germany are among the ones who have confirmed their attendance at the World Cup final next Sunday in Rio de Janeiro.
Watch in this episode: The new building of the HCor Hospital named after Doctor Adib Jatene; Ambassador Paulo Cordeiro is the Arab Chamber Personality 2014; the Apas supermarket exhibition; and the city of Fortaleza.
According to the Municipal Secretariat of Tourism, the occupancy rate rises to 97% in five-star facilities. Main postcard sceneries have a hike of 75% in volumes of visitors.
The country has decided on banning livestock products imports from the Brazilian state following the discovery of a case of mad cow disease. The occurrence is under analysis.
In the book ‘Iraq, from the early days to the search of a destination”, Bernardo de Azevedo Brito tells the country’s history from 1921 to nowadays. He reopened the Brazilian embassy in Baghdad in the last decade.
The 2013 performance exceeded expectations, especially in quarter four. Investment and agriculture were highlights. Minister of Finance says result will remain as a trend for 2014.
Watch in this episode: Brazil-UAE Economic Forum; International Arab Studies Week; Algeria, the only Arab country taking part in the 2014 World Cup; and a report about the Brazilian city of Curitiba.
Lower revenue was consequence of the political instability in the country. In July last year, former president Mohamed Morsi was deposed.
On this episode: A visit by the Foreign Minister of Morocco, and a forum on the country organized by the Financial Times; Brazil and the soybean market; Braskem petrochemicals; and the city of Belo Horizonte.
