Welcome to “Number of the Week,” where we choose a single figure that helps understand what is going on in Brazil. This week’s number is:
The agricultural city of Araraquara, in the state of São Paulo, became one of Brazil’s major coronavirus hotbeds this year. Due to a massive surge of infections and deaths, local authorities imposed a 60-hour lockdown, during which time no-one is allowed on the street without proper justification. Meanwhile, the Army conducted an operation to sanitize the city’s public spaces.
According to Araraquara Mayor Edinho Silva,...
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Speaking before a Senate hearing on Tuesday, Chief of Staff Rui Costa admitted that Brazil…
New job market data from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) show the…
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Brazil’s Ministry of Health this month announced a purchase of 12.5 million doses of Moderna’s…