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Cattle Raising in the Amazon: the challenge of matching productivity and sustainability

Responsible for 41.6% of the livestock in Brazil - 89 million heads - the region eye witnessed the transformation of an area equivalent to Austria, the United Kingdom and Portugal, together, into pastures between 1985 and 2018. The challenge now is to carry on the activity in face of the global demand for sustainability

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Legal Amazon: less than 5,08% of congressmen in the region's states are black

Survey was carried out by Redação Integrada de O Liberal [O Liberal Integrated Newsroom] considering data from Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (TSE) [Superior Electoral Court]. Number potentializes the history of racism and racial discrimination of a country that has always denied the color of its people

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Amazon: power of visual arts and literature

Whether as a source of inspiration or as a reference for creative transversalities, the region requires expressions capable of unfolding in the face of decolonial challenges. And recognition comes from the plurality of languages

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Climate change: the Amazon factor

Glasgow, Scotland hosts the 26th edition of the UN Climate Change Conference. Experts explain why the forest plays a decisive role in the debate

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Bioeconomy: a new market emerges in the Amazon

Amazon Region is the entry passport for a new order in the global economy. Brazil holds the potential for turning up as a low-carbon environmental and agricultural authority, and provider of environmental services on a national and global scale

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Amazon: Deforestation level in 2021 reaches decade high

Devastation of green areas shows the worst rates in ten years. Among the most destructive states, Pará sits at the top ranking: 638 km² of torn down forest in August alone.

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From Nazareth to Belém, via Portugal, faith in Our Lady unites centuries around one name: Mary

Marian devotion: the origins

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Transamazônica: after half a century, residents reveal the backstage of an unfinished work

The legacy of over 4,000 kilometers of the highway crossing seven Brazilian states is the cornerstone of discussions