Temer: agreement with Chile brings concrete benefits to both countries
Temer: agreement with Chile brings concrete benefits to both countries
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Aug 04, 2016 05:52 PM,
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Oct 01, 2018 06:14 PM
From social to economic rights, Constitution guarantees broad protection to Brazilians
Changes in constitutional text need Chamber of Deputies and Senate approval
Civil Law tradition guides rights in Brazil, but Common Law is also present
English law mechanism that relies on previous decisions by the courts also has influences in Brazilian law
Brazil and Chile: diplomatic alliance unites politics and economy
Brazilian government signs new free trade agreement with Chileans during official visit
Brazil and Guatemala, a diplomatic partnership dating back to 1906
Countries cooperate in infrastructure and telecommunications projects and in technical and humanitarian initiatives
Financial market reduces inflation expectations to 4.13% in 2018
Cost of living expected to stay under control until 2021, analysts predict
Brazil GDP growth to hit six-year high
Central Bank forecast is that the country has advanced 1.74% in the period ended in September
Brazil will assist Guatemala in eradicating child labour
Another agreement will assist in the integration of persons with disabilities into the labour market.
Temer calls for Latin America integration at Summit in Guatemala
President of the Republic stressed the importance of cooperation between countries
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More than 2,000 Haitian refugees receive residency permit
Recipients should seek the Federal Police within 30 days
Agribusiness surplus hits US$ 7.3 bn in October
Sales of soybean, meat and forest products were highlights in the result. The sector accounted for 38.5% of all exports in the country in the period
Learn the five foundations of the Federative Republic of Brazil
Principles governing the functioning of the Brazilian State are defined in the first four articles of the constitution
Rights and duties: the importance of Article 5 of the Constitution
Fundamental rights and guarantees are one of the priorities of the Citizen Constitution
Check out the main changes made to the Brazilian Constitution over the last 30 years
Amendments help meet new demands of society
Checks and balances ensure harmony between powers
Separation between Legislative, Executive and Judiciary is fundamental for democracy
The people in power: understand how citizens participate directly in a democracy
Mechanisms such as referenda and plebiscites allow for direct participation by society
Constitution helped expand relations between Brazil and the world
Article 4 of the Constitution establishes ten principles that govern the country's foreign policy
President Temer: 1988 Constitution marks the creation of a new Brazilian State
Known as the Citizen Constitution, the charter turned 30 on 5 October last
For specialists, the 1988 Constitution is a reference in individual freedoms
Promulgated 30 years ago, Brazil's current constitution protects the fundamental rights of citizens
Brazil attends new Ibero-American Summit in Guatemala
Agenda features discussions on sustainable economic and social development of the region's nations
Development Bank posts R$ 6.36 billion YTD net income in September
This result is almost twice the amount recorded in the same period of last year
Brazil supports FMD eradication in Venezuela
Venezuelans will receive 39 million doses to vaccinate domestic cattle
Brazil and United Arab Emirates sign agreement to eliminate double taxation
Convention signed on Monday will facilitate investments, can reduce tax evasion
Financial market forecasts inflation at 4.23% in 2018
Scenario shows stability in Brazilian cost of living index
Government removes import tax on more than 160 goods
Measure affects imports of capital goods (which can be used for the manufacture of others) and computer and telecommunications equipment
National industry to end year on continued recovery
Despite a slight decline in the monthly comparison, industry output has performed consistently well in 2018
Brazil's democratic constitution of 1988 was built by society
Under the military regime, Brazil had many demonstrations and marches with demands guided by the desire for change brought about by times of dictatorship
Auto industry has best month of sales since December 2014
Data from automaker association also showed production is on the rise
Learn the five foundations of the Federative Republic of Brazil
Principles governing the functioning of the Brazilian State are defined in the first four articles of the constitution
Brazil and Spain sign agreement on education
Memorandum was signed in Brasilia this Thursday
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