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Brazil has a recent republic: not even 150 years have passed since this form of government was established in the country. It started when Marshal Deodoro da Fonseca led a military coup which took power away from the monarchy and established the military republic.
Brazil has a low percentage rate of physicians per inhabitant, and to try to solve this issue, a program was created to bring foreign doctors to work in the country. This article will explain the aims of “Mais Médicos” project, established in 2013.
Brazil is officially divided into five regions: North, Northeast, Center-West, Southeast and South. This article gives an overview of each of them, presenting their main aspects.
Disabled people in Brazil have conquered some of the rights that are ensured by law, but a lot has yet to be done to provide their full integration with society. Learn more about this subject in this article.
Brazilian children are big fans of television shows and cartoons, but not all of them have access to cable TV. That's why open television channels provide special children programming. This article gives an overview of children's television culture in Brazil.
Being a great participant of global trading, the Israeli economy based in exportations caught Brazilian eyes. The country has been interested in the potential and prosperous market that Israeli industry has to offer.
For two years Brazil has occupied an important position on the map of the cruise ship market internationally. This article explains why this activity is so intense in the country and what possibilities the market offers.
Brazil is the 5th largest country in the world by land, and management of the territory requires different levels of organization. This article will outline the main functions of Brazil's political positions.
In Brazil, the profession of a sworn translator is officially known as Tradutor Público e Intérprete Comercial, and its abbreviated to TPIC, which means Public Translator and Commercial Interpret.
The spa and well-being market is becoming a very lucrative trend in Brazil. Concerned with a better quality of life, Brazilians are answering more and more frequently to this type of services. Find out how this market is organized and how it works in Brazil.
The difficulty in finding suitable partners and the huge bureaucracy were some of the reasons that made foreign brands stay out of Brazil for the last few years, but for 2013 and 2014 the growth of the Brazilian market moved the country on the radar of these major companies.
The Brazilian consumer market is growing, and, with the purchasing power of the middle class, the country became a good target for foreign investors that are seeing huge possibilities in Brazil for their business expansions.
There's a large number of drug stores in Brazil, mainly because the process of opening one isn't difficult. Find out what is required to open this type of business in Brazil.
Conar is a Brazilian non-governmental organization that self-regulates the advertising sector in the country. Find out how this institution was created and what is its functions in the country.
Publicity contributes to the things Brazilians talk about. In this article we will explain the different usages of three brands’ slogans and expressions - Bombril, Brastemp and NET.