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Stronger August 2023 fails to halt faltering Brazilian demand for cement - Vimarsana News

Stronger August 2023 fails to halt faltering Brazilian demand for cement

Stronger August 2023 fails to halt faltering Brazilian demand for cement

Lula presents water program for northern Brazil - Vimarsana News

Lula presents water program for northern Brazil

Brasilia, Sep 1 (Prensa Latina) Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will visit the state of Rio Grande do Norte, where he will present the "Water for All" program, which will bring together investments to the sector.

Brazil to double air fleet as part of $10.6 billion investment - Vimarsana News

Brazil to double air fleet as part of $10.6 billion investment

For the Brazilian Air Force, the plan involves the production and acquisition of 34 F-39 Gripen fighters.

Hydropower in the Pan Amazon: The Madeira Hydropower Complex - Vimarsana News

Hydropower in the Pan Amazon: The Madeira Hydropower Complex

The Rio Madeira was the next Amazonian tributary to attract the attention of Brazil’s hydropower developers. The river is free of rapids as it flows along the western edge of the Brazilian Shield for about 1,300 kilometers between Porto Velho (Rondônia) to its junction with the Amazon River near Itacoatiara (Amazonas). Upstream, the watershed is […]

Over phone call, Lula, Biden talk environment, workers' rights - Vimarsana News

Over phone call, Lula, Biden talk environment, workers' rights

The US president is said to have agreed with the concerns voiced by his Brazilian counterpart, and acknowledged the responsibilities of developed countries and the need to support developing nations in tackling the climate crisis.

Source: ebc.com.br