Probably needs homework again. Or Magnifying glasses eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, 15 april 2024– Only Brazil and Mexico would survive as world economic powers in Latin America by 2030, according to a study by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and Standard Chartered released last week. The two countries are expected to experience significant economic growth within the next six years. The…
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Unveiling the Shadows of Censorship and Political Intrigue eyesonbrasil 1. The Hidden Web of Influence In the heart of Brazil’s digital landscape, a clandestine saga unfolds—a tale of power, secrecy, and manipulation. Welcome to TwitterFilesBrazil.com, where we expose the intricate threads of social media censorship, with a spotlight on Brazil’s electoral climate. Our mission? To…
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By Alex Webb and Ian King / Bloomberg It was a strategic misstep of epic proportions. The US took a crucial early role in developing the semiconductor technology that underpins today’s revolution in artificial intelligence. Yet it’s a Dutch firm that now holds a monopoly on the process, and Asian manufacturers that dominate production. Extreme ultraviolet lithography machines are…
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Petrobras Jubilant finding more oil eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, 9 april 2024– Brazilian oil giant Petrobras has struck oil in a well located in Brazil’s Potiguar Basin, during a campaign it embarked on in earnest to repeat exploration successes off the coasts of Guyana and Suriname. Announcing the find in an April 9 release, Petrobras said its…
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Two regions in dispute eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, April 9 2024–Guyanese authorities have requested the United Nations Security Council to review Venezuela’s territorial claims over the oil-rich Essequibo region, under the jurisdiction of the former British colony since 1899, but which Caracas has annexed to all its official maps following a referendum last year. The Guyanese Government…
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Chances plentiful and capitalisation possibilities eyesonmalaysia Amsterdam, April 8th –The Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association (MSIA) will visit the Netherlands to attract Dutch semiconductor companies to invest in Malaysia, while many Chinese firms are keen to relocate here. Semiconductor firms relocating overseas are considering Malaysia as their preferred investment destination as every company is preparing for…
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Balancing Energy Needs and Ecological Impact eyesonbrasil 1. The Unearthly Bargain: Macron’s Pact with Lula In a high-stakes negotiation, French President Emmanuel Macron and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva forged an unprecedented deal: Uranium extraction beneath the Amazon Rainforest. The allure of nuclear energy beckons, but at what cost? As bulldozers prepare to…
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Navigating Challenges in Brazil and Beyond eyesonbrasil 1. The Power Struggle: Moraes vs. Musk In the heart of Brazil’s political landscape, a fierce battle unfolds. Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes wields the court’s authority to counter President Jair Bolsonaro’s antidemocratic stances. Meanwhile, tech titan Elon Musk stands his ground, refusing to comply with orders…
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Navigating Challenges and Finding Hope eyesonbrasil 1. The Shocking Decision Market Stagnation and Production Suspension In a surprising move, Volkswagen (VW) has announced the temporary suspension of car production at its Brazilian plants. The reason? Market stagnation. This decision aligns with a collective agreement between VW’s union and workers. Since June, key plants have halted…
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eyesonbrasil For centuries, the Amazon Rainforest has held its secrets close, concealing remnants of an ancient civilization that could rewrite our understanding of Brazil’s past. In a groundbreaking discovery, the Dakila Research team has unearthed evidence of gigantic constructions, mysterious underground galleries, and the remains of giants. Let us delve into this awe-inspiring revelation. The…
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