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All rights reserved The agreement sees the WEC broadcast via the Bandsports pay-TV channel digital platform Bandplay and the Esporte na Band channel on YouTube Brazil on the grid – The entry list includes 37 cars 19 from the Hypercar category and 18 from LMGT3 two Brazilians: Augusto Farfus from Paraná and Nicolas Costa from Rio de Janeiro Argentina and Chile will represent South America Farfus is entered with Belgian Team WRT team aboard the No The team's second car will carry the No multiple MotoGP World Champion Valentino Rossi who is the 2023 Brazilian Porsche Carrera Cup Champion has been confirmed to drive with United Autosports The 32-year-old from Rio will pilot one of the two McLaren 720S LMGT3 Evo cars prepared by the British team The dates displayed for an article provide information on when various publication milestones were reached at the journal that has published the article activities on preceding journals at which the article was previously under consideration are not shown (for instance submission Journal of EthnopharmacologyCitation Excerpt :Furthermore Lippia gracilis essential oil had central action after 30 min of the thermal nociceptor agent at doses of 10 and 30 mg/kg while the dose of 100 mg/kg had action after 60 min of administration by gavage all doses returned to their baseline levels after 90 min (Guilhon et al. 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The Formula E all-electric series has signed a multi-year broadcasting deal with Grupo Bandeirantes to show the all-electric series in Brazil Context: Formula E has proven itself to be a popular property in Brazil having been shown on FTA network TV Cultura since 2020 Brazilian media group Globo secured the pay-TV broadcast rights at the same time but this contract expired ahead of the 2023 season said: “We are excited by this positive new partnership with Grupo Bandeirantes at the beginning of a new era for Formula E in one of the biggest motorsport markets in the world Fans in Brazil can look forward to high-quality live and localised coverage across multiple platforms all season long starting this weekend with what we hope will be a thrilling opening race in Mexico City as the new Gen3 race car competes for the first time.” Protesters have painted over Gato’s statue before and calls have intensified to take it down altogether Since the statue of slave trader Edward Colston was dragged from its plinth and thrown into the River Avon in Bristol the issue has again been revived — in São Paulo and across Latin America where monuments and public spaces celebrating slave traders and slave holders are everywhere The debate about these and other controversial statues is more of a “discussion about the present “Monuments and memorials are a way of punctuating particular histories— when people engage with them they open up important conversations,” said Katherine Hite a professor of political science at Vassar College who focuses on the politics of memory people have joined protests in support of the Black Lives Matter movements Latin America’s legacies of racial discrimination and police brutality are reviving old debates about who is honored in public spaces and starting new conversations about what national heroes represent today. Still public health concerns may limit the impact of the “Colston effect” Reading Time: 2 minutesSweigart is an editor at Americas Quarterly and a policy manager at the Americas Society/Council of the Americas Americas Quarterly (AQ) is the premier publication on politics We are an independent publication of the Americas Society/Council of the Americas PUBLISHED BY AMERICAS SOCIETY/ COUNCIL OF THE AMERICAS Flooding struck in the early house of 05 March 2023 following torrential rainfall The municipal government reported over 150 mm of rain in a short period The volume and intensity of the rain caused rivers to break their banks Around 250 homes were damaged and over 700 people were displaced Roads are impassable and schools have been closed Full damage assessments are yet to be completed “We still haven’t been able to assess the damage since we have several damaged bridges which we need to rebuild and people are isolated,” Jaelson Matta Many of those displaced are being housed in local schools and other public buildings Local authorities are providing food and other relief supplies The Municipality of Bandeirantes declared a state of emergency late on 05 March Richard Davies is the founder of floodlist.com and reports on flooding news Cookies | Privacy | Contacts © Copyright 2025 FloodList Research shows the old Portuguese language that left São Paulo in the 17th Century and still survives in the daily language of other states reproductionMeeting of bands in the backlands by Pereira da Silva: the exchange of information and words at these meetingsreproduction devourers of forests: the half-castes from the São Paulo of Piratininga advanced into the backlands at the twilight of the 17th century The bandeirantes were unscrupulous mercenaries but heroes for geography and for the language They expanded the frontiers of the country and the signs of their influence proliferate to this day in the local cultures and languages With this certainty in mind that a group of language scholars ranged the hinterland of São Paulo Mato Grosso and Goiás to pluck out the backland traces in Brazilian speech A professor of philology and the Portuguese language at the University of São Paulo Heitor Megale is the flag-bearer of the new expedition After the end of the gold cycle and of slavery they kept the linguistic variant of the colonial days The project sought to collect traces of the language of colonization that have remained or undergone variation The idea is to catch the oral heritage in places founded by the frontiersmen or that arose with their advance “There is no more important colonizing route with continuous demographic movement for over half a century” “That is why it is possible to come across traces of the old linguistic layer and ended up limited to rural speech.” The researchers took as their basis the route of the 1674 march started by the 40 men led by Fernão Dias Paes The original journey was an adventure without parallel when he commanded an immense band in pursuit of silver and emeralds He went from São Paulo to the headwaters of the Velhas river (MG) we gave priority to the paths followed exhaustively in the 17th and 18th centuries prospect gold” to the furthest west (in the Cuiabá lowlands) to the far north “We included places that had suffered other incursions and avoided spots with a strong modern influence adds one of those taking part in the project The team of 19 researchers worked on two fronts One effort concentrated on collecting the traces of speech identifiable in documents of the time The other was to record the speech of illiterate old people in the regions they want to catalogue oral marks that do not belong to standard Portuguese to ascertain what they retain of the archaic “The root of Bandeirante Philology lies in the comparison between the data of the period and the speech of the informants” As there is no database of the speech of the period to become a point of reference for the research in the field Megale’s team’s first act was to look for it in 17th century documents There were boxes with hundreds of notaries’ documents letters and reports on incursions into the backlands used to transcribe the oral communications of the people” the Historical Archives hold official letters on the incursions such as those by Borba Gato and Amador Bueno civil lawsuits and auctions are the indirect harbingers of the spoken language of the period” there are 975 sheets and copies of manuscripts from the 17th and 18th centuries as well as the digital files of older documents Added to this volume were dozens of 74 minidisks (MDs) with the interviews with illiterate old folks less influenced by contemporary oral usage 12 boondocks were rummaged through by Maria Antonieta Cohen’s team Maria Sueli Aguiar’s team scoured 14 two more than Manoel Mourivaldo Santiago Almeida’s group The choices in São Paulo were strategic one The demographic movement towards the Cataguá backlands as the region they entered was called in those days after crossing the gorges of the Mantiqueira range “This was why the Taubaté and Cunha region interested us since it was the way to cross the Mantiqueira and for the gold to come back to the smelters in Taubaté or Parati” the care was taken to choose the interviewees individually “We were less concerned in having a large number of informants than with the value of a single record of high quality” “We had to walk a lot and talk with the largest number possible of inhabitants of the place always keeping the institutions like the city hall the church and the government agricultural post at a distance” they would send us people who spoke ‘wrong’ but who had some schooling and used the slang picked up from the TV” There were countless interviews before closing in on names like the people from Minas Gerais like José Felipe dos Santos What they found left made the researchers jaws drop “We caught traces that we never imagined to exist” “Part of the wealth of the research is finding people who live without running or sewage and suffer from vital problems already solved in the cities “It is an encounter with a kind of Brazilian that urban life would regard as the past The team’s preliminary work began in 1997 with the mapping out and selection of the localities and the fieldwork stretched out through last year The footwork part of the project ends on February 28th this year but the analysis and tabulation of the data findings ranged from obsolete words to pronunciations with a São Paulo heritage in the territories of Minas Gerais “They must all have been incorporated after the expansion of the bandeirantes” There are forgotten terms like “mamparra” (pretending) caught from the mouth of José Pedro de Oliveira Typical 17th century pronunciations like “tchapéu” (the word means hat and the standard pronunciation is shapaw but the bandeirantes pronunciantion is chapew) – tchuva (rain The standard pronunciation is shoova and the bandeirante is choova)” or the nasal diphthong [õ] for [ãw] and even today are heard in the north of Portugal can be found in the hinterland of Mato Grosso In the south of Minas and hinterland of São Paulo expressions are to be found like “dá uma esmolna pol’amor de deus” [ give alms for the love of God] in which today’s “esmola” used to be “eleemosyna” there is “demudar” used instead of “mudar” [change or move] and instead of “possuir” [possess] the preference for “pessuir” or “pessuido” The likewise obsolete “despois” [after educated usage in the 15th and 16th centuries used in the 17th century as an alternative to “perguntar” From the archaic Portuguese of the 13th century to the mid-16th century are such forms as “quaje” or “quage” (now “quase” [almost]) “quige” (“quis” [wanted]) “fige” (“fiz” [did]) such as in “mensonha” (which goes back to the 13th century) and “mentireiro” (Gil Vicente) synonyms of “mentira” [lie] and “mentiroso” [lier] still punctuate the speech of the backlands preserved by the informants of Bandeirante Philology some of the subprojects of the central theme are already starting to be published with interesting results for the specialists is to show that an ancient layer of language survives in other points of the country as an inheritor of colonial São Paulo “Everything leads to believe that the language that went there came from São Paulo” “The fact is that there are historical marks of a language along the trails of the gold expeditions that set off from São Paulo running along the old paths of the Indians and opening up others” The language of the period is a problem for those researching the bandeirantes there is no exhaustive description of the language spoken in the 17th century the Portuguese used by the bandeirantes is still full of mysteries Tupi (indigenous language) reigned during Brazil’s first centuries The colonizers only imposed themselves on the coast in the 17th century The most Portuguese of the frontiersmen had to use a mixed language called the indigenous Brazilian or general language it is believed that only two out of every five inhabitants of the city of São Paulo spoke Portuguese in Elementos de Filologia Românica [Elements of Romance Philology] in the mid-18th century the language in common was still Tupi: only one third of the population used Portuguese “Indian women married with white men were excluded from learning to read and write but their children were exposed to the mother tongue And the bandeirantes needed to be bilingual to carry on their business” The project to redeem the traces of language left along the route of the bandeirantes can be a decisive step in the reconstitution of the language “The history of the ancient language is being written now “The subject has to be surrounded in various manners through the notaries’ documents and the vestiges found in today’s speech” The documents found by Megale’s team are revealing as to the condition of the language of the period “There is no other language but Portuguese in the documents an indication that the bandeirantes were predominant There were signatures of the ‘entrants’ and transcriptions of their speech by the notaries The very term “bandeirante” is controversial Documents confirm that they used not to go under that name The movement of going into the backlands was called “outfit” “journey” or “troop” It only acquired the term “bandeirante” in the 19th century on the initiative of historians and writers The project Bandeirantes philology: thematic project in Philology and Portuguese linguistics (nº 96/01265-0); Modality Thematic project; Coordinator Heitor Megale – University of São Paulo; Investment R$ 19,280.00 © Revista Pesquisa FAPESP - All rights reserved. 20247:52 PM UTCPictures of the weekA selection of some of our top photography from around the world this week [2/20]People attend a demonstration against Kenya's proposed finance bill in Nairobi presidential debate aboard a Delta Airlines flight to Miami [6/20]WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange exits a private jet as he arrives in Canberra [8/20]Bolivian General Juan Jose Zuniga is presented 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will kick in from July and be available to Claro Brasil customers who can pay for the OTT subscription through their post-paid bills This comes as part of a partnership between Formula One and Claro Brasil’s parent company América Móvil which has more than 360 million customers across 18 countries Band took over from Globo as the domestic broadcaster of Formula One for the 2021 and 2022 seasons reclaiming the rights after a 41-year absence Band’s current agreement also enabled Formula One to roll out F1 TV Pro in the country which was not possible under the series’ previous rights contract In March, Notícias da TV reported Band had sold at least R$120 million (US$23.5 million) in advertising for its Formula One coverage this year “Formula One has always had a significant presence in Brazil and an illustrious history associated with the country so it’s fantastic that through these deals we’re able to make the sport as widely available to as many fans as possible,” said Ian Holmes director of media rights and content creation at Formula One “We are delighted to be working with Band for a further term and continue the impressive growth that we witnessed last year and are able to combine their free-to-air coverage with the addition of the Claro partnership that enables the more avid fan access to even greater levels of archive and original content.” “Formula One is the main sport product of Grupo Bandeirantes,” said Denis Gavazzi sports director of Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação “I believe that the continuation of the partnership between Band and Formula One is the result of the good work done from last year until now “It is important to emphasise that Band and Formula One are partners in Brazil and will always work together for the growth of the category in our country.” added: “Motorsports represent one of Claro’s key marketing assets positioning our products and services around performance He continued: “We are now launching F1 TV Pro streaming service 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Log in here NASCAR has now made its iconic tournaments accessible to racing fans in over 190 countries The stock car racing league, NASCAR has provided the broadcasting rights of its major events to local networks, Fox Sports Mexico and Bandeirantes the American racing organization brought the exclusive coverage of its three national series to Latin America till 2024 These national series include the NASCAR Mexico Series IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship and IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge and American Flat Track In this collaboration, Fox Sports Mexico being a strong partner of NASCAR will deliver the exciting live action of the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series races combined with various other events practise sessions and qualifying rounds of the 2022 season Bandeirantes will air all of the aforementioned competitive tournaments on its cable network NASCAR’s managing director of media strategy gave his insights on the deal and said, “Fox Sports Mexico and Bandeirantes are first-class operations with robust sports offerings particularly in the motorsports space and we are excited to partner with them both to best serve NASCAR fans across the region.” The auto racing sanctioning and operating unit in partnership with the global entertainment firm IMG has now made its iconic tournaments accessible to racing fans in over 190 countries The broadcast is provided in over 25 languages and has been been made available to over 600 million households to elevate the league’s outreach in the 2022 season is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MediaInc Communications Private Limited The parent company is a commercial entity with interest in the business of sport The platform is designed as an online community dedicated to report timely and precise information on the trends in the sports world Contact us: hello@sportsmintmedia.com © SportsMint Media. 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A touch that is strikingly similar to that found in the exceedingly rare 1983 US-spec dash. this piece comes loaded with a custom clock, gauges, Vintage Air climate controls Standing in contrast are the reupholstered seating surfaces. Heat-laminated carbon fiber sheets rest beside top-grain leather from German upholstery specialist Helcor-Leder-Tec and a bevy of refreshed OE internal touches fuel-injected V8 powers this ultra-rare Toyota FJ As for the rest of this unique Toyota FJ43 Bandeirante it is a bit of an ICON 4×4 poster child and a cable-actuated parking brake start things off These are followed by upgraded calipers and rotors The engine is an older GM Ram Jet 5.7-liter fuel-injected V8. A motor that has been mated to a modded Toyota H-55 5-speed manual transmission. A split-case, 19-spline transfer case handles loads out back. There’s also a beefier front sway bar, ICON “Old School” aluminum wheels and a tempered exhaust for what is referred to as a “more user-friendly driving experience in modern conditions.” it’s one of one and it represents a very unique moment in time because of what it represents for my company Bandeirante’s were only produced in Brazil ICON and TLC were only able to acquire a few before they were discontinued and this is the only one I built in this fashion.—Jonathan Ward The chassis pictured here is a particularly special specimen as it is one of the company’s most beloved projects Jonathan Ward recently reacquired the vehicle since having built it over two decades ago Being that the commissioned project had no place in a recently downsized collection it only made sense that the FJ would be returned to its creator While this vehicle may be available for purchase at some point all of ICON 4×4’s FJ builds begin with an online configurator Just don’t expect it to be an ultra-rare Bandeirante edition from Brazil Build your own custom newsletter with the content you love from Off Road Xtreme We will safeguard your e-mail and only send content you request We'll send you the most exciting Off Road articles We promise not to use your email address for anything but exclusive updates from the Power Automedia Network This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Our editors carefully select every product we recommend. 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Learn more ICON 4×4 is a well-known name in the automotive world, with the Los Angeles shop objectively standing as one of the most renowned classic truck restomod builders currently in operation are familiar with how Jonathan Ward started the company — an endeavor that can ultimately be traced back to a single phone call from Toyota President (and master driver) Akio Toyoda After hearing about Ward’s meticulous restorations of vintage FJ models he gave Ward access to a slew of rare and original FJ parts and bodies and tasked him with building three different examples In addition to being used to help design the new FJ Cruiser in 2007 these preproduction concept vehicles would lay the foundation for what would become ICON’s signature builds Riding on ICON’s own forged aluminum volcanic-finished wheels this early build has also been bestowed with numerous performance upgrades in the form of overhauled axles fore and aft The Toyota’s custom interior features a modified dash off of an ’83 FJ40 The cabin has also been treated to a vintage climate control system and front and rear seats that are upholstered with carbon fiber sheet heat laminated to top grain leather Other additions include a cable-actuated parking brake The project’s finishing touch came in the form of a grayish-blue paint job that While this special early Bandeirante proto-project isn’t for sale ICON 4×4 is currently accepting commissions for similar vintage FJ builds The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) will continue to develop its Fight Pass over-the-top (OTT) product for the Brazilian market but does not expect a full-scale direct-to-consumer (DTC) shift in the country The mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion launched UFC Fights Pass this month to coincide with the UFC 283 event in Rio de Janeiro marking its first return to Brazil since 2018 localised Portuguese language content and a library of historical events The UFC also signed a broadcast partnership with Brazilian network Bandeirantes last August for free-to-air (FTA) distribution of select live fight nights and original content but believes the DTC focus reflects the viewing preferences of consumers 96 per cent of its fans in Brazil watch its content via digital platforms “The Brazilian market is a more mature market a very discerning and sophisticated market,” David Shaw “We made this decision because we felt we needed to really progress our delivery of our content via technological means increased delivery of content through digital platforms We needed to bring to the market a more compelling price that was more competitive with other streaming services and what we believe was appropriate for the Brazilian fanbase it allows us to create not only a live event transmission and production that we control the proper stories that Brazilian fans want to consume “We wanted to really adapt to the times and the technological progression Adoption of smartphones and social media and digital platforms in Brazil is almost as progressive as anywhere else around the world.” “One of the big differences that you’ve got with combat sports is the pay-per-view element of it,” said Endeavor Streaming president Fred Santarpia there’s much more of a hockey stick for traffic and subscriber growth for those big ticket events the more social promotion there is from the talent on the card the bigger the event and the bigger the fight is going to be it’s being ready for that hockey stick of demand where you go from That is something that we find very specific to combat sports in particular.” The UFC claims to have 50 million fans in Brazil and the promotion is stacked with fighters from the country the UFC’s president Dana White said Fight Pass would “take our business to the next level” highlighting Brazil as “one of our biggest and fastest growing markets” “We need a partner that’s going to invest in local programming when we’re not there and we need a partner that’s got a variety of different media assets “For [Bandeirantes], they’ve got a number of key sports properties. They’ve helped build Formula One in Brazil to be a truly marquee property across the country That investment that they made in F1 made us confident and comfortable that we can work alongside them “Going 100 per cent direct-to-consumer might make some sense in some regions But I really do feel like you need that institutional support.” it’s not an either or decision anymore,” added Santarpia “[Linear TV and streaming] are not mutually exclusive “The most savvy operators are looking at how they improve their overall average revenue per user by employing a variety of media models across a variety of distribution channels they’re putting those things together for a holistic media strategy “That’s how we see it generally playing out over the next couple of years.” For all its Fight Pass ambitions in Brazil, the UFC is unlikely to take the product into other Latin American territories any time soon, preferring to continue working with its LATAM broadcast partners ESPN and Fox Sports “I think we’re more of an emerging sport throughout other areas in Latin America probably more progressed in Mexico,” said Shaw “One very important consideration is where you’re at in the development of the sport in that particular country “Brazil is much more mature than many of the other markets in Latin America. So, for the moment, it makes sense to get the broad reach that we get from ESPN and Fox Sports LATAM.” With Margaret Thatcher and Rand Paul as inspiration the Free Brazil Movement is among the leading groups taking a stand against president Dilma Rousseff Penetrating deep into the country’s vast interior on epic raids for people to enslave and mineral wealth to plunder Brazil’s bandeirantes massively expanded the frontiers of the young state in the 16th and 17th centuries Today the legacy of these pioneers remains divisive but their profound contribution to both Brazil’s continental dimensions and history of violence remains indisputable And for the members of the libertarian Movimento Brasil Livre (MBL) the legend of the bandeirantes is a political inspiration and they turned Brazil into the biggest country in Latin America,” said Renan Santos they were not a great example in terms of human rights.” Santos and a few dozen other activists will set off from the Praça Panamericana in western São Paulo on a 1,000km (621-mile) walk to Brasília following one of the routes of the bandeirantes Along the way, they will pass through towns and cities spreading the gospel of economic liberalism. And when they finally arrive in Brasília, they plan to hold a mass rally and present a simple message to congress: impeach President Dilma Rousseff. “It’ll be a journey,” said Santos, 31. “Like Lord of the Rings.” Read moreSince the president’s narrow re-election in October 2014, various activist groups have sprung up across Brazil to protest against the government over a massive corruption scandal at the state-run oil company, Petrobras have links with the country’s main political opposition and business elite “Vem Pra Rua and Movimento Brasil Livre are the two most significant groups,” Esther Solano a professor of international relations at the Federal University of São Paulo who has studied the protesters whereas Movimento Brasil Livre brings together younger An opinion poll published last week showed 63% of Brazilians would support impeachment proceedings against Rousseff though the survey also revealed deep ignorance about what that would mean Though the MBL’s main demand is impeachment it distinguishes itself from the other protest groups by claiming to offer the ultimate solution to Brazil’s corruption problems: economic freedom Kataguiri, like Santos, is a university dropout who has dedicated himself to spreading the message of the Austrian School of Economics in a country that has an overwhelmingly statist approach to economic policy-making. A fan of Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek, Kataguiri also speaks excellent English that he learned “from video games”. He describes Margaret Thatcher as a reference point for his movement and Rand Paul as the US politician who best represents his values. the left is still seen as cool by young people,” he said “We want to destroy this idea that if you defend free markets then you’re an old man who is asking for a dictatorship.” the atmosphere in the MBL’s São Paulo office is more hipster startup than Frodo’s shire Half a dozen young activists sit around a large black conference table poring over their laptops as they attempt to finalise the route secure provisions and mobilise their supporters The son of a metal worker from the interior of the state Kataguiri denied claims the MBL had any wealthy backers stating that it raised money from donations and selling T-shirts and stickers “The government and some sectors of the press say that we are financed by rich people We would have no problem in being financed by rich people.” the Free Brazil Movement has little contact with the main opposition Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB) The MBL convoy plans to reach Brasília on 27 May after a 33-day hike through the states of São Paulo The group then hopes to rally 100,000 Brazilians to demand congress begin the president’s impeachment “We can choose to go home or we can choose the Ukrainian way We are talking about keeping up the pressure.” the wave of public anger that fuelled the recent protests may be starting to diminish “The last demonstration against the government [on 12 April] only attracted significant numbers in São Paulo,” she said Now political leaders from the main parties are speaking out against impeachment “We’ve been doing crazy things from the start,” Kataguiri said “We have the will to take our message to Brasília.” Monday World Subscribers only Israel steps up military operations and threats against Gaza World Subscribers only Montreal's springtime potholes are becoming political 2018."> World Subscribers only Rapper Diddy's trial for sex trafficking begins World Subscribers only Far right clinches overwhelming victory in first round of Romanian presidential election World Subscribers only Founder of Sant'Egidio community fears next pope could undo Francis's legacy Opinion Subscribers only 'Russian gas and Europe is an old story that ended badly Economy Subscribers only Europe's steel industry flattened by crisis World Subscribers only How European countries plan to fund defense efforts France French rail strikes: Traffic will be 'strongly disrupted' in Paris region commuter trains on Monday France Subscribers only Macron announces citizens' convention on school schedules France Subscribers only 21 charged over French prison attacks as investigation narrows in on drug traffickers France Subscribers only French mosque stabber was driven by 'morbid fascination,' prosecutor says Videos World expos: From Paris 1855 to Osaka 2025 Videos How the Trump administration is attacking scientific research in the US Videos Tesla cars set on fire in Las Vegas as calls to boycott Musk's company grow worldwide Videos Can France's nuclear deterrent protect Europe Opinion Subscribers only 'It is pointless to imagine a significant wave of American academics leaving' Opinion Subscribers only 'The American dream is dying' Opinion Subscribers only 'The trade war creates new opportunities for Europeans and France' Opinion Subscribers only 'Faced with Trump is global finance a stabilizing force or an enormous bubble on the verge of bursting?' 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HOLLANDA / BEIJA-FLOR On Saturday the sun rises over the large statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro as the last floats take off on the Sambadrome parade track the final float to parade on this long night chose the fight against racism as their theme discrimination in the favelas and the murder of George Floyd in May 2020 the public sees several bronze-colored statues standing on a float slavocrats and propagators of racism," proclaims Beija-Flor they are symbolically dismantled while the crowd cheers Everyone here can recognize Admiral Pedro Alvares Cabral the "discoverer" of Brazil and the widely-considered racist writer Monteiro Lobato symbolically placed higher than the others has been stirring up passions in the tropics a zealous expression and a musket in his hand Manuel de Borba Gato (1649-1718) is one of the most controversial figures in Brazilian history Considered a national hero for a long time his opponents loudly calling for the removal of statues and monuments 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a página que você está procurando não está disponível which flies inter-island services in the Cook Islands is in the midst of a fleet modernisation as it prepares to receive delivery of another Saab 340B+ turboprop The South Pacific airline received the first of two Saab 340B+ aircraft from Japan Air Commuter as well as ramped up charter and medevac operations on its Cessna Citation II business jet last year The 34-seat Saab 340B+ aircraft were bought through Maine-based C&L Aerospace Their main advantages over Air Rarotonga’s previous 340A model aircraft are the newer GE CT7-9B engines and larger tailspan which provide better hot and high performance Air Rarotonga flies the Saab 340B+ from mainly from Rarotonga to Aitutaki the Cook Islands’ second largest population centre Aitutaki has a population of under two thousand and lies 264km north of the airline’s base in Rarotonga Smith says Air Rarotonga also owns two 15-seat Embraer EMB-110P1 Bandeirantes which fly passengers and cargo 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By 2010-12-15T12:45:00+00:00 The Brazilian air force has performed the first flight of an Embraer EMB-110 Bandeirante transport to have been equipped with modern avionics equipment Designated by the service as the C/P-95, the aircraft has had several new systems installed by Israeli firm Elbit Systems' Brazilian subsidiary, Aeroeletronica The work has included the integration of two new multifunction displays per pilot plus a digital map and replacement communication and navigation equipment cutting edge avionics systems are destined to meet the high standards of newly manufactured aircraft specifically in flight safety and mission performance in harsh weather conditions," says Elbit The Brazilian air force has an active fleet of 96 EMB-110s, as listed in Flightglobal's MiliCAS database In addition to performing transport duties the type is also used by the service for tasks including electronic warfare Powered by two Pratt & Whitney PT6A-34 turboprop engines the aircraft involved in the recent flight test entered operational use in 1984 "We believe that additional international customers undergoing similar upgrade programmes will follow the Brazilian air force and will choose to upgrade their fleets with our advanced systems," says Aeroeletronica operational vice-president Vitor Jaime Neves in an Elbit-released statement Other current operators of the Embraer-built EMB-110 are the air forces of Colombia FlightGlobal is the global aviation community’s primary source of news analytics and advisory services to connect the aviation community globally and help organisations shape their business strategies identify new opportunities and make better decisions faster Site powered by Webvision Cloud member-first insights and commentary on the global aviation industry Get our news on your inbox! Suscribe x MercoPress, en Español Montevideo, May 5th 2025 - 14:50 UTC Sao Paulo’s Federal Prosecution has opened a process to determine the alleged responsibility of four retired military personnel accused of involvement in six killings and torturing 20 people among which president-elect Dilma Rousseff In a brief release the prosecution office gave the name of the four military and a captain from the Sao Paulo military police who allegedly participated of the Bandeirante Operaion under orders from the Second Army between 1969 and 1970 at the peak of the military dictatorship (1964/1985) repression against the political opposition to the regime as part of the Bandeirante Operation are responsible for the murder of six people among which dissident Virgilio Gomes da Silva who was considered the leader of the armed group that kidnapped during two days the United States ambassador in Brazil Among the torture victims mentioned in the process figures Dilma Rousseff who at the time was arrested for over two years in connection with the armed groups resisting the military dictatorship` President-elect Rousseff has admitted having belonged to different clandestine organizations such as the National Liberation Command Palmares Armed Revolutionary Vanguard (VAR-Palmares) and the Workers Policies (Polop) However she points out that she was never involved in any armed action The Prosecution office revealed that Bandeirantes Operation helped the Brazilian military to test the effective unification under an only command all repression tasks and torture of dissidents which until that moment had been split among different Army and Military Police organizations The operation considered successful gave birth to the Domestic Defence Centres special information operation units which centralized all repression operations beginning 1970 until the return of democracy in 1985 should be included in an investigation since it supported both Operation Bandeirantes and the government-based organization that followed--DOI-CODI See Huggins' book Political Policing (Duke ”President-elect Rousseff has admitted having belonged to different clandestine organizations such as the National Liberation Command However she points out that she was never involved in any armed action.” Oh yes Those were the organizations building churches all over Brazil Commenting for this story is now closed.If you have a Facebook account, become a fan and comment on our Facebook Page! 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To partner with Ad Age Studio 30, email James Palma at jpalma@adage.com Kate is director of brand management and creative at Giant Food Kate ensures consistency across marketing channels strategically developing campaigns in line with the brand's purpose Kowalzik spearheaded initiatives in meal solutions Her work in bringing local vendor stories to life enhances brand health and engages customers Kate is a proud graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design She's currently pursuing an ICF coaching certification at Brown University Matt is president and chief creative officer at Heart & Soul Matt has two decades of experience in advertising and production Matt’s production experience includes ESPN His teams have won more than 100 national awards including Addys He’s been named Creative Professional of the Year by AAF Phoenix and Chief Marketing Officer of the Year by Phoenix Business Journal Bar S Foods and Bitchin Sauce plus destination marketing work for Virgin Hotels Arizona Office of Tourism and the Sedona Chamber of Commerce Brazil’s Minister of Defence has said that his government will donate aircraft to Cape Verde for maritime patrol duties as it strengthens defence cooperation with the archipelago Brazilian defence minister Celso Amorim met his counterpart Jorge Tolentino in Rio de Janeiro last week where he pledged to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in the areas of defence and security The meeting was attended by the commanders of the Brazilian navy army and air force as well as Cape Verde’s director of national defence and commander of the Coast Guard Tolentino expressed interest in obtaining Brazilian expertise particularly with regard to maritime safety and search and rescue which the EMB-110 Bandeirantes would be used for Due to its important location in the Atlantic including drug and people trafficking and illegal fishing “There is a strong willingness of the government of my country to fight these organizations,” said Tolentino stressing the need for support from countries like Brazil In October last year Cape Verde police seized about 1.5 tonnes of pure cocaine worth about US$100 million in one of the biggest drug busts in the region West Africa became a transit point in the drugs trade between Latin American producers and European users because of the porous borders of some of the countries in the region and weak security apparatus The UNODC estimates that up to 100 tonnes of cocaine may have been trafficked through the region in 2009 and that the value of trafficking flows exceeds the gross domestic product of some West African countries said that piracy was spreading across the mid-Atlantic and that Brazil wanted to prevent its arrival in its waters He said it was a possibility that Brazil would send ships to patrol the West African coast He added that it was important for the two countries to share maritime traffic information and that Brazil may train Cape Verde coast guard personnel Another possibility discussed was sending Brazilian patrol aircraft for Exercises off Cape Verde In January Cape Verde strengthend its Coast Guard by commissioning a new 51 metre long Stan Patrol SPA 5009 patrol vessel from Damen shipyard According to the IISS’s The Military Balance 2011 the Cape Verde Coast Guard has three patrol and coastal combatant vessels in service including the 360 ton Kondor I patrol craft commissioned in 1970 The archipelago of nine inhabited islands has no navy it was agreed that Brazil would provide scientific and technical support to Cape Verde in the survey of the continental shelf later this year Brazil has performed similar work in Namibia and Angola The Brazilian navy will send a delegation to the archipelago later this year to discuss this and other matters Editorial Enquiries: [email protected] Sales Enquiries: [email protected]