Embassy of Brazil in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago

Thousands of baby turtles released in Brazil 🐢

Yellow-spotted baby turtles are released in Brazil river The project aims to boost numbers of threatened tracajás turtles in Amazonas state.

A short lesson about the Brazilian musical style called "choro" 🙂

What is Choro? (In 7 minutes) https://www.choroschool.com/Versão em Português:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJjShMk86QIEPM Holanda Choro SchoolPowered by Kubox

🌟🏅HOMAGE TO UWI SENIOR LECTURER DR JO-ANNE FERREIRA👩‍🎓📚📖

On Monday (16/12) the Embassy of Brazil awarded the medal of the Order of Rio Branco – Brazil's highest honorific recognition to foreign citizens – to Dr. Jo-Anne S. Ferreira, senior lecturer at the Department of Modern Languages ​​and Linguistics of the University of the West Indies (UWI) Saint Augustine. The medal was bestowed upon her by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in recognition of her extraordinary work as an educator disseminating the Portuguese language in Trinidad and Tobago and promoting academic and cultural exchange between Brazil 🇧🇷 and this country 🇹🇹. The cerimony for granting the medal was held by Ambassador Maria Elisa Teófilo de Luna at the official residence in the presence of members of the diplomatic corps and academic community. 👩‍🎓

JORGE BEN JOR

Jorge Duílio Lima Menezes, better known for his stage name since the 1980s - Jorge Ben Jor -, though commonly known also by his former stage name - Jorge Ben -, is a Brazilian popular musician and composer who recorded well-known songs such as "Mas, que Nada!", "Chove Chuva", "Ive Brussel" and "Balança Pema". His samba style explores soul, funk, rock and bossa nova. His compositions have been covered by artists such as Sérgio Mendes, Caetano Veloso, Miriam Makeba, Soulfly and Marisa Monte. Born March 22, 1939, he is currently 85 years old.

Jorge Ben Jor - MPB Especial 1972 [Raridade] Jorge Ben Jor - MPB Especial 1972 [Raridade]Musicalidade. caráter, qualidade ou estado do que é musical. talento ou sensibilidade para criar ou executar músi...

MERCOSUR AND THE EUROPEAN UNION SIGN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT

The presidents of Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay met with the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, to announce the successful conclusion of negotiations of the Partnership Agreement between the South American Common Market (MERCOSUR) and the European Union, which will create one of the world's largest free trade areas. The agreement gives a strategic sign in today's world in favor of multilateralism, democracy, human rights, development and sustainability. The European Union is Brazil's second largest trading partner. The agreement will reinforce the diversification of trade partnerships.

Photo: Ricardo Stuckert

Em dia histórico, líderes de MERCOSUL e União Europeia anunciaram a conclusão de negociações do Acordo de Parceria entre os blocos, um dos maiores acordos de livre comércio do 🌎. O Acordo é sinal estratégico em favor de democracia, direitos humanos, desenvolvimento e sustentabilidade.

A União Europeia é o segundo principal parceiro comercial do 🇧🇷. O Acordo deverá reforçar a diversificação das parcerias comerciais do 🇧🇷, além de fomentar a modernização do parque industrial brasileiro e atração de investimentos.

📸: Ricardo Stuckert

CITIES OF BRAZIL

Approximately 80% of Brazil's population lives in urban areas. Some of these cities – like São Paulo – have grown very quickly over the last century. From a city of about 240,000 in year 1900, São Paulo reached 580,000 in 1920, grew to 1.2 million in 1940, surpassed Rio de Janeiro with 5 million inhabitants in 1965, and now has an estimated population of 23 million (metro area), which makes it the largest city in the Americas, surpassing Mexico.

Biggest Cities in Brazil 1950 - 2035 | Population wise Brazil has a high level of urbanization with 87.8% of the population residing in urban. This list have only metro population of a city.Support by hitting Sub...

25,000 YEARS OF HISTORY

Paintings on the rocks and caves of Brazil's Serra da Capivara Park date back 25,000 years, challenging the once prevalent belief that humans arrived in the Americas only 13,000 years ago

Exploring Serra da Capivara: Brazil's Ancient Treasure Journey back in time to the ancient wonders of Serra da Capivara National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site teeming with archaeological treasures. Discover ...

BRAZIL AND THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES SIGN AGREEMENT TO OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS TO CARIBBEAN STUDENTS IN BRAZILIAN UNIVERSITIES

On December 10th, the Ministry of External Relations of Brazil (MRE) and the Organization of American States (OAS) signed a Memorandum of Understanding to promote greater participation of students from Caribbean countries in the Undergraduate Exchange Student Program (PEC-G), which includes the granting of financial aid by the OAS to Caribbean students.

The agreement strengthens educational cooperation between Brazil and OAS and is in line with the Brazilian foreign policy of regional solidarity and promoting development.

The MoU will benefit Caribbean countries that have educational cooperation agreements with Brazil. It will help internationalize Brazilian universities and disseminate views of Brazil's civil society abroad and of Caribbean societies in Brazil.

PEC-G, which was created in 1965, is one of the oldest and most consolidated programs for internationalization of Brazilian higher education. Coordinated by the Ministry of External Relations and the Ministry of Education, it offers undergraduate study opportunities in Brazil to young people from all over the world, mainly from developing countries.

The Program's regulations were updated with the publication of Decree 11,923, of February 15, 2024.

Brazil and OAS sign agreement to offer scholarships for Caribbean students Brazil's Undergraduate Exchange Student Program (PEC-G) will receive financial support from the Organization of American States (OAS) to allow for more Caribbean students to study for free in Brazilian universities

Milton Nascimento sings "Beco do Mota", which he composed together with Fernando Brandt, a song that speaks about the demolition of an alley that was in front of the cathedral of Diamantina, a colonial city in the state of Minas Gerais. The demolition was one of the first "moralizing" acts of the military dictatorship installed in Brazil in 1964, which scattered the alley's population throughout the city. "They destroyed the alley but no one will live there / Full of memories, the people of the deep dark alley / came to dissolve in this clearly lit square... / Empty, desert procession / Men and women at night in my country/ at the alley's door we are standing / Empty, desert procession / at the doors of the archdiocese of my country".

Minas tem tantos patrimônios, e o @miltonbitucanascimento é dos mais especiais! Essa preciosidade de Milton Nascimento é de 1969, cantando “Beco do Mota” e nos fazendo pensar sobre memória e resistência…Bom domingo! #milton #miltonnascimento #bituca #mg #musica