Offers Sandinista Fighters theeyesproject Amsterdam, 11 september 2024– Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega offered his Venezuelan colleague Nicolás Maduro the help of his “Sandinista fighters” in case of civil war in the South American country, where the opposition insists on not admitting the National Electoral Council’s (CNE) announcement that the incumbent had been reelected on July…
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eyesonbrasil The recent presidential election in Venezuela brought to light a crucial moment for the country and for Latin America as a whole. Edmundo González, the opposition candidate, emerged as an inspiring figure, and his victory at the polls transcended borders. Let’s explore how regional solidarity manifested itself during this challenging period: 1. International Recognition…
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Bridging Gaps and Navigating Challenges in Water, Sanitation, and Sustainable Development By Matheus Della Tonia Marchesi, Uende Aparecida Figueiredo Gomes, and Edivando Vitor do Couto Introduction Over the past four years, Matheus Della Tonia Marchesi, under the supervision of Professors Uende Aparecida Figueiredo Gomes and Edivando Vitor do Couto, has intensely focused on his doctoral…
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eyesonbrasil Introduction Bio-inputs, which include technologies based on microbiomes or microorganisms, hold immense promise for sustainable agriculture in South America. These alternatives aim to reduce reliance on fossil-based inputs while enhancing productivity and environmental sustainability. In this article, we explore the adoption of bio-inputs in Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay, highlighting challenges and opportunities. The Promise…
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and Common Sense eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 19 june 2024– Suraya Jiawan-Nanan, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Haukes Construction Company in Suriname, is urging local businesses to elevate their standards to meet international requirements as the country prepares for a surge in its oil industry. Jiawan-Nanan, at the recent Suriname Energy Oil and Gas Summit, emphasized that achieving…
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Adequate Measures expected eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 29 May 2024 – Tens of millions of people living in low-elevation coastal areas in Latin America and the Caribbean are facing the consequences of extreme weather events that threaten their lives and livelihoods and the hospitals they depend on, according to a new study by UNFPA, the UN Population Fund. …
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Enormous Investments eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, 22 april 2024–Petrobras, Brazil’s state-controlled oil company, has unveiled plans for investments exceeding US$70 billion in exploration and production activities. Not too long ago, Petrobras already invested and focused heavily in pumping up oil, as well as take-overs in order to grow more. These investments aim to not only bolster the country’s…
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eyesonbrasil 1. The X Factor: Brazilian Court Orders and Alleged Censorship In a clandestine revelation, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee has unsealed confidential Brazilian court orders related to the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter). These orders, issued by Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, have led to the suspension or removal…
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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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