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Decree signed this Wednesday (6 December) will also help Brazil implement the United Nations (UN) Agenda 2030

Farmworkers are not affected by the changes in retirement rules. For them, things remain the same. Government has chosen to protect this group

During a meeting with Michel Temer, industry leaders stressed the importance of changing social security rules

Sector believes new legislation will give more legal certainty to labour relations, boosting investment and job creation

The Latin American Development Bank will finance US$ 82.5 million, guaranteed by the Brazilian Federal Government, matched with US$ 30.5 million from the local government. The institution will support 10 projects

Education Minister also argued that changes preserve fiscal balance

Speaking during an event organised by the chemicals sector, President explained points of the bill being reviewed by the Chamber of Deputies

Brazil will be among the participants of the World Trade Organisation Ministerial Conference

Michel Temer met with representatives of ten other countries to conclude an agreement aimed at strengthening bilateral relations

President spoke during the opening ceremony of the 11th Ministerial Conference of the WTO, which seeks to promote integration among member countries

President Michel Temer continues to work to expand Brazil's trade and bilateral relations with the rest of the world

Countries expected to discuss joint policies and share experiences

Release of International Health Certificate has cleared fresh and processed products for trade

The minister defended the elimination of privileges and the change of pension rules to generate growth and confidence

Increased productivity in the industry sector across the country signals more jobs, income and optimism with the future

Ministries of Environment and Tourism sign cooperation agreement to develop joint actions in federal protected areas

Experts and economists have revised growth projections for the Brazilian economy

Exports so far this month have grown 9.9% compared with 2016