The Union of Official Education Teachers of the State of São Paulo (Apeosp) has called for a teachers’ strike this Thursday and Friday, April 9 and 10. The group is demanding a salary adjustment, correct application of the national wage floor as a career base, professional appreciation, better working conditions, and changes in ongoing educational … Read more
The state of Oaxaca, Mexico, inaugurated on April 9, 2026, an aid collection center in solidarity with Cuba, which has been facing an economic blockade imposed by the United States for over six decades. The initiative, which will remain active until April 30, is coordinated by the Oaxacan Committee of Solidarity with Cuba, with the … Read more
Brazil is a nation steeped in history, with its colonial towns seemingly frozen in time, preserving a rich and fascinating past. From the coast to the interior, these towns are true treasures that captivate tourists from around the globe. Let’s explore some of these wonders that not only preserve culture but also boost local tourism … Read more
Argentina’s textile industry lost 12,000 formal jobs in 2025—over 20,000 since 2023—as cotton T-shirts enter the country declared at less than a cent per dollar. The cause: systematic under-invoicing in imports, which, according to the Argentine Federation of Textile Industries (FITA), affects more than 70% of textile imports, with prices below historical levels, not even … Read more
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure through two of the world’s most spectacular natural sanctuaries: the Amazon and Brazil’s Pantanal. This journey is an invitation to immerse yourself in the lush diversity of nature, where every moment is a fascinating discovery. Exploring the Amazon Begin your journey in Manaus, the heart of the Amazon, where … Read more
Scientist Stanley Prusiner from the University of California, San Francisco, made medical history by publishing a study on July 2, 1982, in the journal Science, identifying infectious proteins, known as prions, as the causative agents of neurodegenerative diseases. His work demonstrated that prions were responsible for conditions such as scrapie, a disease affecting sheep, challenging … Read more
US Vice President JD Vance declared on April 9, 2026, that Lebanon is not included in the ceasefire agreement signed between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran. According to Vance, Lebanon’s exclusion stems from an alleged ‘misunderstanding’ regarding the terms of the agreement, and he characterized the situation in the country as … Read more
Brazil is a true paradise for nature lovers, home to some of the world’s most breathtaking waterfalls. With landscapes ranging from the dense Amazon rainforests to the vast plateaus of the Central-West region, the country offers a spectacle of biodiversity and natural beauty that captivates everyone. Brazilian waterfalls are not only aesthetic wonders but also … Read more
Imagine yourself in a paradisiacal retreat where luxury and nature meet in perfect harmony. Luxury resorts in Brazil are true oases of sophistication and comfort, offering unique experiences that go beyond mere relaxation. With options ranging from the stunning beaches of the Northeast to the serene mountains of the Mantiqueira Range, Brazil is the ideal … Read more
The University of São Paulo (USP) is experiencing a significant mobilization among students and staff, with a general strike scheduled for April 14, 2026. The movement gained momentum following a joint statement from 75 student organizations, released by the Central Directory of Students (DCE) on April 7, 2026, challenging a directive from the university’s Budget … Read more
