Author: Gabriel Kawamura Pomerancblum

A survey conducted by researcher Marcia Raquel de Brito Saraiva, from the southernmost Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, identified the presence of 190 obelisks in Brazil. The monuments, originally erected in Ancient Egypt to celebrate the Sun god, are now built across Brazil to pay tribute to city mayors, regional revolutions, and emancipations.

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A survey conducted by researcher Marcia Raquel de Brito Saraiva, from the southernmost Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, identified the presence of 190 obelisks in Brazil. The monuments, originally erected in Ancient Egypt to celebrate the Sun god, are now built across Brazil to pay tribute to city mayors, regional revolutions, and emancipations.

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From the Newsroom* São Paulo – A survey conducted by Serasa, a company that specializes in analyses for backing up credit and business support decisions, indicates that retail sales increased by 9.5% in Brazil from January until September, compared with the same period of last year. According to the survey, sales by specialized retail stores,

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Businesswoman from the southeastern Brazilian city of São Paulo creates a brand of T-shirts bearing slogans about respecting differences and the need for strengthening ties between Eastern and Western peoples. Claudia Saad seeks socially responsible ideas aimed at creating a better world.

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ANBA covered the arrival of a new group of Palestinian refugees in Brazil. To them, the country, due to the generosity of its people, is the land of hope. The third group, which landed this Friday in the southeastern Brazilian city of São Paulo, is comprised of 11 single men and three families, including five children.

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A survey disclosed last Wednesday (17th) by the Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics shows that the Brazilian crop last year generated 2.8 billion Brazilian reais (US$ 1.5 billion) more than it did in 2005. Highlights included sugarcane, coffee and orange. Total production stood at 98.3 billion reais (US$ 54.1 billion).

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