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This Monday (26) in your ANBA Bulletin: Bahrain has purchased more iron ore from Brazil. The Arab country's imports of the products were up 87% in the first half of the year, which was mainly driven by its economic recovery due to the vaccination rate. The city of São Paulo launched a filming attraction program to attract national and international productions. Applications open on October 6 and run until December 31. And Brazil and Arabs faced off in the first phase of the Tokyo Olympics. The games started last week. |
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São Paulo City launches filming attraction program
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The city of São Paulo is launching Brazil’s filming attraction program to attract national and international productions. The initiative is a partnership between Spcine and the Municipal Culture Secretariat, and is supported by the Municipal Tourism Secretariat as it promotes the city. Spcine is the city-run film and audiovisual corporation.
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Bahrain increased imports of products from Brazil by 169% in the first half of 2021. Iron ore had the leading role in the trade growth, accounting for 93% of shipments to the Gulf country. The Arab country’s search for the Brazilian product can be explained mainly by the race to an economic upturn among countries that are leading the COVID-19 vaccination.
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Brazil faces Arab countries at Tokyo Olympics
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The Tokyo Olympics will officially start this Friday (23). In the first days of the games, Brazil will face Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, and Jordan in different sports. The Brazilian men’s volleyball team will debut against Tunisia this Friday at 11:00 pm (all times BRT).
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Brazil’s raw steel production grew 24%
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Brazilian raw steel production grew 24% in the first half of this year, compared to the same period last year, reaching 18.1 million tonnes. Domestic sales (12.09 million tonnes) rose 43.9%, and apparent consumption (14.03 million tonnes), 48.9%. The data were released today (22) by the chief executive of the Brazil Steel Institute (IABr), Marco Polo de Mello Lopes.
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