TV Brasil airs an unprecedented edition of the program Brasil in the World this Sunday (18), at 7:30 pm. In the studio in Rio de Janeiro, journalists Cristina Serra, Jamil Chade and Yan Boechat will be joined by Eduardo Serra, professor and director of the Institute of International Relations and Defense at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ).
The program will deal with the main ongoing conflicts in the world: the actions of the United States in Venezuela and the country’s growing tension with Iran.
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Professor Eduardo Serra has a degree in Industrial Engineering from UFRJ with a specialization in Economic Planning from the Warsaw School of Economics (SGPiS) in Warsaw. He has a master’s degree in Production Engineering from UFRJ and a doctorate in Ocean Engineering from UFRJ. He is currently an associate professor on the International Relations course at the Institute of International Relations and Defense at UFRJ.
About production
The Brazil in the World program is dedicated to breaking down the major global events with the depth that each topic requires. Conducted by expert journalists Cristina Serra, Jamil Chade and Yan Boechat, it presents consistent analysis and, in each edition, welcomes a guest who contributes to broadening the understanding of the international scenario and its impact on society.
Aired weekly on TV Brasil, always on Sundays at 7:30pm, the program lasts one hour.
The content can also be viewed on the app TV Brasil Play and in the YouTube of the broadcaster.
Original Article: Brasil no Mundo traz debate neste domingo sobre Venezuela, Irã e EUA
Author: TV Brasil
