Campina Grande, in the state of Paraíba, is in the middle of the savannah. But the rhythm is that of a metropolis. The city bubbles business. And goes wild at the time of June Parties.
Author: Isaura Daniel
Isaura Daniel
A journalist with a degree from Unisinos and experience in economy and finance, she has been responsible for international coverages and amassed eight journalism prizes.
Four hundred works of art reflecting Islamic culture will feature in ‘Islam: Art and Civilization, an exhibit that will open to the public on Tuesday in Rio and then travel to São Paulo and Brasília.
Foreign investors have secured a large share of new offerings made on the Brazilian variable income market from January to August. United States and Europe accounted for the largest volumes.
Foreign sales of completely knocked down (disassembled) vehicles grew 168% in Brazil from January to September. The Anfavea has reviewed export forecasts for the year due to the turnover.
This Tuesday, the Tax on Financial Operations concerning fixed income investment by foreigners was raised from 2% to 4%. The measure, however, should not drive foreign investors away.
With lower expansion of credit and without speculation, Islamic banks suffered less with the global economic crisis. They follow the laws of Islam and were the theme of a seminar in São Paulo.
A conference on agroindustrial residue use in construction will be held in Pirassununga on the 18th and 19th. The meeting will wrap up a cooperation program including a lecture by an Algerian.
The dollar has dropped to the lowest value in the last two years this Thursday and is equivalent to 1.69 real. To analysts, however, the variation should not impact greatly on Brazilian foreign trade.
The beach fashion brand developed its 2010/2011 collection inspired on the Arab country. The advertising campaign, to celebrate the 20 years of Cia.Marítima, was also shot in Morocco.
Brazilian researchers and officials in the science and technology field will be in the Arab country on an exploratory mission on October 4th and 5th. The aim is to discuss cooperation possibilities.
Three university students from Porto Alegre established workshops to show children the history of Egypt in an interactive and creative way. Activities include the assembly of a mini museum.
The Institute for Technological Research (IPT) tested in its wind tunnel, in São Paulo, the effects wind may have on a bridge to be built in Constantine, Algeria.
The National Semi-Arid Institute is studying cattle of the Pé Duro breed, which survives well in warm climates. Genes may be used to adapt other breeds to global warming.
The National Semi-Arid Institute is going to offer a training course to pass the Brazilian experience with the region’s climate on. The training will take place within the Aspa Summit.
