eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, October 7th, 2025 – As the fertile lands of Rio Grande do Sul remain soaked in the aftermath of devastating floods, thousands of farmers—many of them responsible for Brazil’s agricultural backbone—continue to grapple with loss, uncertainty, and a slow path to recovery. Yet, in a move that has sparked both praise and outrage,…
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eyesonbrasil On September 14, Rio Grande do Sul kicked off the Farroupilhas festivities with the lighting of the “Chama Crioula” at the Piratini Palace in Porto Alegre¹. This symbolic act, which dates back to 1947, marks the beginning of the celebrations that pay homage to the Farroupilha Revolution, which began on September 20, 1835¹. This…
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eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, September 17, 2024 – In 2016, José Ribeiro fulfilled a long-held dream by founding Botas Brasão in Novo Hamburgo, Rio Grande do Sul. With over 30 years’ experience in the footwear industry, José combined his deep love of gaucho traditionalism and the Criollo horse to create a brand that represents the essence of…
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Entrepreneurship Beyond Bureaucracy eyesonbrasil In the heart of the Taquari Valley, an example of determination and vision for the future emerges from the waters of the Taquari River. Businessman Roberto Lucchese, director of the construction company Lyall, has taken it upon himself to rebuild the bridge that connects Lajeado to Arroio do Meio. This action…
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eyesonbrasil A Tax Relief for Farmers Congresswoman Carla Zambelli’s proposal to exempt ICMS on domestic rice is a breath of hope for farmers in Rio Grande do Sul. By reducing the tax burden, it is hoped that producers will be able to invest more in their crops, improving the quality and quantity of production. This…
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eyesonbrasil The Impact of the Waters The recent floods in Rio Grande do Sul have left a trail of challenges for many gauchos. With the water rising rapidly, many properties have been severely affected, leading to an unprecedented emergency situation. Relentless nature has shown its strength, but it has also revealed the resilience of the…
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Dr. Edivando Vitor do Couto To comprehend the gravity and urgency of the climate crisis, it is essential to distinguish between the terms “climate crisis” and “climate change.” Climate change refers to long-term alterations in the Earth’s climate patterns, including variations in temperature, precipitation, and other meteorological phenomena over decades or centuries. This process is…
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eyesonbrasil In an inspiring act of solidarity, Governor Tarcisio Gomes de Freitas of São Paulo has extended a lifeline to the flood-ravaged regions of Rio Grande do Sul by sending essential water pumps. This crucial intervention aims to alleviate the severe flooding that has displaced thousands and wreaked havoc on communities. As the southern state…
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eyesonbrasil In recent times, the citizens of Canoas, Rio Grande do Sul, have witnessed an unusual sight—military tanks and armed soldiers patrolling their streets. This display of military presence is not a sign of conflict but a response to a natural disaster that has tested the resilience of the community. Unity in Response to Flooding…
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The Global Response to Rio Grande do Sul’s Floods eyesonbrasil As the floodwaters rose, so did the spirit of international camaraderie. Countries from around the globe have extended a helping hand to Rio Grande do Sul, showcasing the power of unity in the face of adversity. The UNHCR: Sheltering the Displaced The UN Refugee Agency…
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