Brazilian exports decline even with the dollar appreciation and low domestic demand inhibits imports.
The Brazilian Ministry of Justice is holding a meeting to discuss solutions for peace between Israel and Palestine from Thursday (27th) to Sunday (30th) in São Paulo and Rio.
Survey by the National Confederation of Industry shows that consumers are less pessimistic with the country’s economy.
According to the advisor at the British embassy in Brazil, the country will assist 15 local startups in going international, as part of the Ministry of Development’s InovAtiva Brasil program.
Thaís Fernandes Araújo created her company of special gifts ten years ago, when she was only 15, and already exported to three countries, among them the United Arab Emirates. She plans to increase exports.
The statement came from the head of the Economic Department of the financial institution, Túlio Maciel. Brazil had a deficit of US$ 6 billion in current transactions in July. In the same month of 2014, the deficit was higher.
According to the Department of State, the country should receive 2,000 people this year and from 5,000 to 8,000 in 2016.
Spending with international travelling totaled US$ 1.7 billion in July, a decline of 30% in comparison to the same month of last year.
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.
