The Brazil economy doesn’t have the raw force to drive it forward. The Federative Republic GDP per capita is today back where it was in 2010; this means the people of Brazil have lost the entire last decade. Worse yet, during the 80’s they had another “lost decade.” The current lost decade is the second time this has happened in the last 40 years. Over the last forty years, Brazil had over 20 years of zero GDP growth per capita.
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Brazil- Protests Over the Black Man Beaten to Death
The scenes of Brazilian supermarket security guards who beat up a black customer to death in the parking lot sparked protests by thousands of Brazilians on the streets of several cities in the country. More sadly, the occurrence took place during the ‘Day of Black Conscience’ which was celebrated on Friday.
What’s Next for Latin America in 2021?
Since inauguration, US President Donald Trump has been focusing on domestic issues and the trade war with China. As a result, the pendulum of establishing pro-American regimes in the countries of the Latin American region has swung in the opposite direction of the US dominance.
Brazil Suspends Clinical Trials of Vaccines in China
Brazilian health authority Anvisas suddenly suspended clinical trials on a new Chinese-made coronavirus vaccine on Monday, citing “serious adverse reactions.” After the agency issued relevant notices on its official website, all parties involved in the vaccine clinical trial expressed surprise.
Election 2020 — Some World Leaders Remain Silent
Congratulations began pouring in from around the world in earnest after it emerged on Saturday that Democratic candidate Joe Biden had taken an insurmountable lead over President Donald Trump in the near-complete tally of Tuesday’s elections. Notably, however, some top world leaders have up to now remained silent.
Latin Leaders Apart From Bolsonaro Congratulate Biden
The election of the new president of the United States, Joe Biden, was welcomed by most of the leaders of the main countries of Latin America Saturday and Sunday With the exception of the presidents of Brazil and Mexico. Head of State of the largest Latin nation, Jair Bolsonaro has yet to speak out officially about Joe Biden’s victory.
Agri-food Sector – Three European Champions in the Spotlight
The European agricultural world is in crisis, but not all players have been equally affected by events. Certain industry champions are standing up, ensuring the continent’s agricultural resilience and contributing to its present and future food security.
Although consumers might not realise it, the European agriculture sector has faced a torrent of strife and regrettable circumstances in the years since the 2008 recession. Following the sting on exports of Russia’s 2014 agricultural import ban, 2015 saw the dairy industry further thrown into disarray by deregulation, with long-standing quotas and minimum pricing being jettisoned by the European Commission in favour of liberalisation of the market.
Coronavirus — Brazil Surpasses 100,000 Deaths
Brazil recorded 100,447 total deaths from COVID-19 Sunday, making it the second country to cross the 100,000 mark. The country, which is ranked second after the United States in terms of new infections, has recorded 3,012,412 cases. The US has so far recorded more than 5 million cases of the virus.
Coronavirus — Infections Rising in Europe, Indigenous Leader Dies
France announced that 1,695 new cases of new coronavirus have been confirmed in the last 24 hours. It became the highest daily total of infections in two months. In all, COVID-19 has killed more than 30,000 people in France, making it the third-largest in Europe, after Britain and Italy.
Coronavirus — Brazil Records 541 New Deaths
The numbers on deaths and confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in Brazil were released by the Ministry of Health on Sunday evening. Brazil recorded 541 deaths from coronavirus in the last 24 hours, and reached a total of 94,104 deaths. The country also recorded 2,733,677 confirmed cases.
Coronavirus — Health Union Sues Bolsonaro
On Sunday, a group of 60 unions and social movements— most of them health professionals— filed a complaint in The Hague, Netherlands against their President, Jair Bolsonaro, at the International Criminal Court (ICC). They denounced the president’s performance in his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus — Bolsonaro, Finally, Tests Negative
The Brazilian President, Jair Bolsonaro, has announced that he has tested negative for coronavirus. He made the announcement on Saturday on social media. This is the fourth time he has been tested since July 7, when he confirmed that he had the virus. He had tested positive each of the previous three times.
Coronavirus — Bolsonaro Still Positive
The President of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, has tested positive for the coronavirus once again. This is the third test he has had since he contracted the disease on July 7. The president remains isolated in the Alvorada Palace. In a statement, the government reported that the president’s state of health is nonetheless good.
Coronavirus — 15 Million People Infected Worldwide
Confirmed cases of the new Coronavirus reached 15 million infected around the world on Wednesday. This comes after India has become a new epicenter of the epidemic, while an American study estimated that the hidden numbers in the United States are much larger than the declared ones.
Coronavirus — Cases Soar in Brazil and India
Brazil has exceeded 80,000 deaths due to COVID-19, with 632 deaths reported in the last 24 hours. Brazilian health authorities also reported an additional 20,257 cases of infection on Monday. The total number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the country is now over 2 million.
Good News and Bad News amidst Coronavirus Chaos
Good news has been received from Brazil regarding the health of their President, Jair Borsanaro. President Borsanaro, similar to the reaction of his American counterpart, Donald Trump, did not panic because of the deadly, super contagious coronavirus. Both of these national leaders even refused to wear a mask.
Coronavirus — Brazil Reaches 2 Million Cases
As the global pandemic continues to batter the world, coronavirus cases in Brazil have surpassed the 2 million mark, with more than 77,000 deaths. The country is ranked second in both, after the United States. However, experts have argued that the numbers could be higher.
Chassidic Rabbi in Israel Will Pray for Jair Bolsanaro and Brazil
Rabbi David Wexelman well known author of books on esoteric Judaism, writer of articles for Communal News on the internet and founder of the internet site www.worldunitypeace.org will make special prayers for Jair Bolsonaro who recently tested positive for Corona. Rabbi Wexelman knows that he is not the only one who admires the Brazilian leader and his courage that are praying for him but the prayers that are made in the land of Israel have special strength.
Coronavirus — Bolsonaro Tests Positive Again
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Wednesday announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19 again. “I did the test yesterday, and at night the result came back that I am still positive for coronavirus,” Bolsonaro said. “I hope that in the coming days I will do another test and, God willing, everything will be all right to return soon to activity.”
Coronavirus — Bolsonaro’s Wife, Daughters Negative
Michelle Bolsonaro, the wife to Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, revealed that she has tested negative for COVID-19. She made the announcement on Saturday on Instagram, and added that her two daughters are also negative. Last week, the first lady’s grandmother was hospitalized and intubated.
Bolsonaro Picks Pastor, Professor for Education
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has picked a pastor and college professor to head the education ministry. Milton Ribeiro preaches at the Presbyterian Church in Santos, and was a former deputy dean of Mackenzie University in Sao Paulo. The move has been warmly welcomed by the religious groups.
Bolsonaro Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has tested positive for COVID-19. The president gave the announcement live on television. “It came back positive,” President Bolsonaro said. “There’s no reason for fear. That’s life,” he added. “Life goes on. I thank God for my life and the role I’ve been given to decide the future of this great nation that is called Brazil.”
BREAKING: Bolsonaro Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Brazil’s right-wing president, Jair Bolsonaro, has tested positive for COVID-19. President Bolsonaro, who has been downplaying the pandemic for a long time, initially complained of fever, cough, and body aches, and general body weaknesses. These symptoms were said to have necessitated the test.
Coronavirus — India Surges to Third, U.S. Widens Lead
The number of people infected with coronavirus in India has increased dramatically, giving it the third-highest number of cases in the world. India overtook Russia on Monday, with more than 720,000 cases, behind only the United States and Brazil. Meanwhile, the United States has recorded more than 13,000 infections in just 24 hours.
Brazilian Court Dismisses Bolsonaro Mask Order
A Brazilian court dismissed a decision on Tuesday that had forced President Jair Bolsonaro to wear a mask in public places in the Federal District in view of the COVID-19. Judge Daniele Maranhao Costa argued that a decree already in force with generalized obligation already existed.
Bolsonaro Claims He Had Coronavirus Despite Negative Tests
Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro has shocked many following his revelation that he may have contracted the coronavirus disease. In due course therefore, the head of state is scheduled to undergo another test for the COVID-19 disease. Bolsonaro previously tested negative twice.
Brazilian and Portuguese Language Now Have Non-COVID Worldwide Career Opportunities with Open Freelance Gigs
Brazil is seeing a skyrocketing of COVID-19 cases that will surely make the traditional type of business more challenging. Brazil has had over 50,000 people die from COVID 19, and now has the second highest worldwide death toll. On Sunday, the Brazilian health ministry said an additional 641 people had died and 17,000 new infections have been added in just the last 24 hours.
Brazil to Start Testing Oxford’s Coronavirus Vaccine
A vaccine against the new coronavirus, which is being developed by the University of Oxford, in the United Kingdom, has started human trials in Brazil, the country with the second-highest number of cases and deaths from the coronavirus pandemic. The tests began in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
Brazilian Judge Tells Bolsonaro to Wear Mask or Face Fine
A Brazilian judge has today ordered that President Jair Bolsonaro must wear a face mask as a preventive measure against the coronavirus when he appears in public. It is a measure that the president hasn’t been putting into consideration on many occasions during his public appearances.
Coronavirus — Record Number of Cases in Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan’s Minister of Health, Sabirzhan Abdikarimov, announced 205 new cases of coronavirus over the past 24 hours. Most of the newly identified 82 people came from the capital, Bishkek. Three of the hospitalized patients died. This is the highest rate since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus — Brazilians Protest as Deaths Reach 50,000
Brazilians have taken to the streets as deaths from coronavirus in the country pass 50,000. The anti-government protesters called for President Jair Bolsonaro’s impeachment denouncing the government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. A small counter rally by the president’s supporters was held in Brasilia, the country’s capital.
Coronavirus — Cases Continue to Skyrocket in Brazil
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported its highest daily increase in coronavirus infections. According to the WHO, 183,000 people have been infected in the past 24 hours. The United States remains the country with the highest number of confirmed infections at over 2 million.
Coronavirus — Brazil Passes 1 Million Cases
Brazil, the country second-worst hit by the coronavirus, has surpassed the one million case mark amid political tensions and an ailing economy. The national tally stands at 1,070,139 confirmed cases and 50,058 deaths. However, the experts say that the actual number of both cases and deaths could be more than three times higher.
Coronavirus — WHO Warns of “New & Dangerous Phase”
World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has warned that the COVID-19 virus continues to spread quickly, remains deadly, and most people are susceptible to it. He noted that on Thursday, WHO organs recorded more than 150,000 infections in the highest daily toll since the outbreak of the epidemic.
Abraham Weintraub, Bolsonaro Ally, Resigns
Brazil’s Education Minister, and a close friend of president Jair Bolsonaro, has resigned. Abraham Weintraub quit his cabinet post on Thursday through a video shared by the presidential office. Weintraub revealed that he leaving to become one of the directors at the World Bank.
Brazilian Police Arrest Bolsonaro Ally for Corruption
The Brazilian police have arrested a former driver to President Jair Bolsonaro’s son on allegations of corruption. This was due to suspicious movements of money Fabricio Queiroz made at a time he served as a driver to the President’s son, Flavio Bolsonaro, who now serves as a senator in Brazil.
Two Brazilian Governors Raided by Police
The Brazilian federal police raided the home of governor Helder Barbalho, and the government palace in the Amazon region, as part of an investigation for corruption. Another is set to face impeachment. The investigation probes the alleged fraud in the purchase of ventilators for COVID-19 patients.
Coronavirus — Brazil’s Supreme Court Orders Bolsonaro to Resume Publishing Data
On Tuesday, a ruling by the Federal Supreme Court, Brazil’s highest court, ordered the government to resume the dissemination of data on the progress of the coronavirus. The nation’s Ministry of Health had been reporting data before Brazil passed 37,000 deaths, becoming the third-highest total in the world.
Coronavirus — WHO Warns Pandemic “Far From Over”
The number of people infected with the new coronavirus hit new daily highs, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned on Monday. The WHO also noted that the pandemic has not yet peaked in Central America, according to news sources. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus made these announcements in a brief meeting.
Coronavirus — Eurasia Returns to Normal, America Braces for Worse
As life gradually returns to normal in Europe, the scene in Brazil remains bleak, while fears prevail that the current protests in the United States will lead to the spread of the coronavirus epidemic. The new Coronavirus continues to spread in Latin America unabated, especially in Brazil.
Coronavirus — Sao Paulo Set to Reopen Despite Rising Cases
Despite being the hardest hit state by the coronavirus pandemic, Brazil’s largest and most populous city, Sao Paulo, is set to reopen some of its businesses from June 1. While announcing this, the governor, Joao Doria, said that social distancing measures and use of masks will strictly be adhered to.
Brazilian Police Raid Residence of Bolsonaro Rival
The Brazilian federal police raided the residences of the governor of Rio de Janeiro, Wilson Witzel on Tuesday. The police searched both the governor’s official residence and his personal home, but no arrest warrants were issued. The police said it was part of a COVID-19 corruption probe.
U.S. Moves Up Brazil Travel Ban
The United States’ travel ban on Brazil has been brought forward by two days as Brazil recorded its highest number of deaths from coronavirus on Monday. The ban will now take effect as from Wednesday instead of Friday, as earlier stated by White House officials.
Coronavirus — Trump Imposes Travel Ban on Brazil
The United States has imposed travel restrictions on foreign nationals who have been to Brazil following a new spike in cases of infection of the new coronavirus in the country. White House Press Secretary Kayleigh NcEnany announced the restrictions in a statement Sunday, adding that U.S. citizens would be exempt.
Coronavirus Roundup — Brazil, Berlin, Balkans
US President Donald Trump has announced a ban on entry to the United States from Brazil due to the rising incidence of the coronavirus in the country. Cases of the coronavirus continue to rise in Brazil, with 16,000 more cases reported in the past 24 hours and 653 deaths.
Coronavirus — Trump Bans Travel from Brazil
US President Donald Trump has imposed a ban on people entering the US from Brazil. The measure prohibits all foreigners from entering the United States if they have been in Brazil over the past two weeks. US citizens are, however, exempt from the ban. White House spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany made the announcement on Sunday.
Coronavirus — Cases Surge in Brazil, Overtaking UK, Italy
Brazil briefly became the country with the third-highest number of new coronavirus infections in the world Wednesday, with a total of more than 275,000 confirmed cases. Only the United States, Russia, and, once again, Spain, are top of Brazil. Experts say that insufficient testing may mean that the actual cases in Brazil are 1.5 times higher.
Coronavirus — Brazil Overtakes Italy, Hospitals Near Collapse
Brazil has overtaken Italy in terms of coronavirus cases, becoming the fourth-worst affected country in the world. The country has recorded 245,595 confirmed cases so far, with 16,370 deaths. This is the world’s sixth-highest figure. Health experts warn that the numbers of those infected with the virus could be higher, since the country only tests patients who turn up in hospitals.
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