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Brigadeiro: The History of the Sweet Born From a 1945 Political Campaign
Few sweets are as Brazilian as the brigadeiro. Originally from São Paulo, the recipe emerged during the first presidential campaign of Brigadier Eduardo Gomes, a military officer running for the National Democratic Union (UDN) in 1945. Women who supported the…
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Brazil Hits Record Default Rates in 2026 Among Households, Companies, and Government
Brazil registered its highest default rates in 2026 since records began, according to newly released figures covering the full economy. The surge is hitting households, companies, and public accounts all at once. In the free credit segment for individuals, default…
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Enem 2026 Sets Record With Over 5 Million Registrations, Up 5% From Last Year
The Ministry of Education released preliminary registration figures on July 3, ahead of the exam later this year. The National High School Exam (Enem) 2026 registered 5,055,818 confirmed registrations. Also, the number represents a 5.08% increase compared to the 2025…
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Latin Grammy 2026 Announces Nominees on September 16; Ceremony Set for Las Vegas
The Latin Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences opened voting for nominees of the 27th annual Latin Grammy, one of the most important awards in Spanish- and Portuguese-language music. The first voting round, which defines the finalists in each category,…
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Lula Signs Law Allocating R$30 Billion in Credit for Taxi and Rideshare Drivers
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed the law on September 14, 2026. The text creates credit lines of up to R$30 billion. This credit allows taxi drivers and rideshare drivers to purchase vehicles. Thus, the measure extends the Move…
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Industrial Production Rises 0.2% in July, Breaking Two Months of Decline
Brazilian industrial production grew 0.2% in July 2026 compared with June. The result broke a streak of two consecutive months of decline. The data come from the Monthly Industrial Survey – Physical Production (PIM-PF), from the Brazilian Institute of Geography…
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Brazil’s Power Grid Should Grow 9.1 Thousand MW in 2026, ANEEL Predicts
Brazil’s National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) expects Brazil’s power grid to gain 9,142 MW of installed capacity throughout 2026. In 2025, the sector had received 7,403.54 MW. Thus, the new volume represents a 23.4% increase. Renewable Sources Dominate Brazil’s Power…
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São Paulo Biennial’s 36th Edition: How the Show Marked Contemporary Art
The 36th São Paulo Biennial closed in January 2026 and left one of the most celebrated legacies in the event’s recent history. In fact, the show carried the title “Not All Wanderers Walk Roads – On Humanity as Practice.” Thus,…
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Savings Accounts in Brazil See R$39.3 Billion in Net Withdrawals in H1 2026
Brazil’s savings accounts registered R$39.3 billion in net withdrawals in the first half of 2026. The figure was released by the Central Bank on July 8. In fact, the data show that withdrawals outpaced deposits across most of the period.…
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Acai in a Bowl: The Origin and Traditional Preparation of the Para Dish
Few dishes carry Brazilian identity like acai in a bowl. But before it became a staple at gyms and beaches across the country, acai was already a central food in the traditional cuisine of Pará. Riverside communities in the Amazon…
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