Historian Arlene Clemesha will speak on the views of western countries on the Middle East and the relations of the Arab world with democracy. The event takes place on September 8th, at 7 PM, at the Arab Chamber, in São Paulo.
In the third week of August, exports overcame imports in US$ 699 million. Shipments, however, are still in lower numbers than in the previous year.
The Focus Bulletin released by the Brazilian Central Bank shows for the first time in 17 weeks a lower estimation for this year’s inflation.
The dramatic reading of ‘The welcome of the emperor’ (direct translation) is inspired in the trip D. Pedro II to Lebanon in 1876 and the immigration that followed. The play will be staged on September 29th in São Paulo.
The Tobias Barreto theater, in the capital Aracaju, will host the eight edition of the event, on September 5th and 6th, with dance shows and courses. Dance company Carpe Diem is promoting the event.
Conference on the topic takes place in Brasília in November and will discuss targets to reduce the numbers of victims. Brazil and 18 other countries, among them Oman and Morocco, are committed to the goals.
In a day of tension in the financial markets, the São Paulo Stock Exchange closes down 1.99% and the dollar rises. China and political tension impacted the negative performance.
The Security Council believes that the situation in the south of the country, along the Israeli border, still represents a threat to peace and security.
Survey of the National Confederation of Industry shows output decline in July and pessimism for the next six months.
The exhibition is the largest of the construction sector in the Middle East and Brazil’s space will have 120 square meters. The event is an opportunity to consolidate the brand of exporting companies.
The GDP of the Arab country increased 0.7% from April to June with the impact of two terrorist attacks in the economic activity. In Q1 the growth was of 1.7%.
Representatives of the organization denounced the destruction of 22 building by Israeli authorities and the forced evictions of 78 Palestinians, including 49 children.
The country shipped 7.365 million barrels per day, 430,000 barrels more than in May. Domestic consumption also increased in the month.
According to the Brazilian statistics institute, unemployment rate in July stood at 7.5% and average income per worker declined 2.4% in comparison to the same period of 2014.
