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In 2023, trade between Latin America and China drastically soared to an unmatched record of $480 billion.This rise positioned China as the region's 2nd most important trading partner, exceeding the European Union.This surge in trade marks a considerable increase from $14 billion in 2000, showcasing a remarkable development over 2 decades.This

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An extraordinary Salvador DalÃ immersive exhibition debuts in Brazil, showcasing 100 of his seminal works.Hosted at FAAP's Salvador DalÃ Challenge: A Surreal Exhibition, iconic pieces like The Persistence of Memory and Christ of Saint John of the Cross are presented on modern digital platforms.The exhibit in SÃ£o Paulo showcases DalÃ's effect

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(Analysis) Amid global and local financial pressures, Brazil may end its financial easing, with the Selic rate possibly supporting at 10%. These expectations stem from postponed rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve and increased fiscal pressure within Brazil due to modifications in primary financial targets.Key financial players like Citi, XP Investimentos,

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Seaweed mining is emerging as an ingenious approach to extract uncommon earth components (REEs) and platinum group metals (PGMs). These are vital for high-tech applications like electric motors and green energy solutions.The U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) is leading the charge.They are investing $5 million

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In March 2024, Brazil’s central government reported a primary deficit of R$1.527 billion ($299.29 million).

Brazil’s primary deficit in March was an improvement from the previous year’s R$7.083 billion ($1.362 billion) deficit.

However, it fell short of analysts’ expectations, who had anticipated a R$1.522 billion ($298.42 million) surplus.

The

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External loaning acts as an essential resource for fostering growth and resolving monetary shortfalls.However, unmanaged financial obligation build-up poses significant risks, threatening financial stability across Africa, a concern outlined by the IMF.This issue affects various countries, four of them Portuguese-speaking, with Cape Verde, Mozambique,