O endereço abaixo não existe na globo.com Parece que a página que você está procurando não está disponível But at a crumbling country club in Poços de Caldas the Brazilian national team is in full swing Funk music blasts as women in brightly coloured shirts spin balls into nets It is a far cry from the kind of cricket first played in Brazil in the 1850s Then it was the pastime of British railway workers This article appeared in the The Americas section of the print edition under the headline “Bowling maidens over” Discover stories from this section and more in the list of contents Just as in the United States, working-class and immigrant voters swung right The Conservatives suffered one of the most astonishing falls from popularity in political history An interview with Evo Morales in his tropical highland stronghold MAGA bombast has upended Canada’s political universe and given Mark Carney’s Liberals an edge Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau’s toxic legacy have pushed Canadians to the centre priority ticket access and personalised news 2024Roberta Moretti Avery: When you bring the Trophy Tour to cities like Poços de Caldas you bring a sense of belonging to the wider world of cricketThe ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Trophy Tour will have an incredible effect on Brazilian cricket and its growth in the country.When you bring such an important event you bring a sense of belonging to the wider world of cricket Sometimes when you’re growing the sport in countries that don’t have the same tradition as others to see what the big picture looks like - and it’s important for them to see they’re part of the big picture Real feelings from the @brasil_cricket group now…. pic.twitter.com/WXDmnG3dUv Our aim with the tour was to give every important part of Cricket Brazil a taste of the trophy. Because it's such a special, and unique, moment for Brazil, we wanted to make sure every step of our development was covered, so we could all live this together, and so there is a link between the tournament and Cricket Brasil. Cricket has been in the country since 1872, before football was played here, but football took off and cricket is only now becoming more popular. We want children to be inspired when they see the trophy and become more dedicated to the sport, but we also want to use cricket as a way of improving people’s lives. The Trophy Tour will also have a huge impact on youth cricket in Brazil. Especially when the younger players, or children interested in the sport, feel the connection between the World Cup and the sport they play. Having the trophy in Poços de Caldas increased the enthusiasm for cricket for a lot of kids, and you could see the smiles and felt the energy from the children on the days the trophy was here. One day these kids are going to be thinking about the World Cup as part of their development, and you’re seeing them find out how the sport they currently love is part of something as big as the cricketing world. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ICC T20 World Cup (@t20worldcup) Because the cricket project in Poços de Caldas is extremely organised we ended up creating various different ways for children to get involved We have programs for kids that just want to play and have fun become coaches and give back to the community and also for kids that are extremely talented and want to be a part of the national teams As it started small and focused on the key elements - sustainability and inclusivity - cricket in Brazil and Pocos de Caldas can change communities and improve kids’ lives I have been involved with cricket for 11 years now who came from one of the more violent areas of Poços de Caldas He started in the cricket project at the age of 12 he is considered a role model in his old community The kids look at him and think: 'I want to be like Michel' because he’s travelled all over South America and became the first person in his family to attend university But the biggest thing for me is how it affects girls opportunities for them to play sports in Brazil are very rare but we want them to grow as role models and as leaders and that’s something that Cricket Brasil does well Roberta Moretti Avery: When you bring the Trophy Tour to cities like Poços de Caldas ICC issues ITT for Asset Management Services  Bangladesh to visit Sri Lanka for an all-format tour beginning June ICC Women’s Player of the Month shortlist for April 2025 unveiled When Brazil’s rapidly growing cricket program threatened to run out of bats the solution was both simpler and harder than anyone anticipated: Make your own a former England amateur cricketer who is president of Cricket Brazil approached carpenter Luiz Roberto Francisco with a traditional bat made of English willow and asked him if he had the wood or expertise to make something similar who was used to making chairs and cupboards out of medium-density fiberboard There are lots of obstacles: It’s the handle It’s not a piece that you put in the lathe and turn it and then it’s finished.” The finished bats are in the hands of young cricketers in Pocos de Caldas Francisco has turned his workshop into a bat factory He has so far produced 80 bats and expects to ramp up production after the COVID-19 pandemic Pocos de Caldas has more than 5,000 young people who are taught cricket in the city’s 50 schools Since cricket missionary Featherstone moved there 21 years ago he has convinced the mayor to build two training centers with nets and bowling machines The sport has grown considerably over the past few years — especially among female players — and Brazil’s women’s teams have won four of the past five South American championships pads and balls recycled from professional games and sent over by the Lord’s Taverners With an increasing number of youngsters learning about yorkers square drives and silly mid-offs — not to mention a pandemic that brought travel to a halt — a longer-term solution was needed “It was fine bringing in 15 or 20 or 30 bats to Brazil for a limited amount of people that play cricket,” Featherstone said “Now we’ve got more than 5,000 young people in the development program with the idea — as soon as COVID-19 goes — of going to 33,000 That’s going to be impossible bringing bats or material for overseas why not make our own cricket bat factory?” The imported willow bats would still be used by the top players but the children’s and youth teams would increasingly use Francisco’s bats to hone their skills one of which has become known as “the Brazilian shot,” an innovative drive that involves a 270-degree pivot to meet a leg side delivery the search is on for a wood that would rival or even surpass English willow and Featherstone is optimistic that a sustainable option is to be found in Brazil a nation with more species of tree than anywhere else on the planet “I think we’ll find something as good as English willow,” he said Nossos serviços estão apresentando instabilidade no momento Algumas informações podem não estar disponíveis 2019 10h00 AM | Last Updated: November 25 The IBGE News agency team went to the municipality of Poços de Caldas to closely see how the Census Dress Rehearsal works The municipality has been chosen to house the questionnaire and infrastructure tests for the 2020 Population Census The household collection of the Census Dress Rehearsal started on October 1st and is expected to finish on December 2nd nearly 180 enumerators will have visited the set of more than 60 thousand households of the city you will understand the operation from the point of view of the enumerators and observers who are those professionals qualified to identify what can actually be improved in the IBGE's largest enterprise which is going out into the field next year © 2018 IBGE - Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística Nós utilizamos cookies para melhorar sua experiência de navegação no portal. 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Meteoric Resources (ASX:MEI) has signed a non-binding Cooperation Agreement with the State Economic Department and the State Government of Minas Gerais for the development of the Caldeira Project in Brazil.  which has a market capitalisation of $426.38 million says the Cooperation Agreement will support the development of the Caldeira Project and look at further downstream processing options through to magnet production.  the agreement provides for the State Economic Department a State Government Agency responsible for promoting business investments within the State to lead project facilitation of the Caldeira Project through to production.  Meteoric says the agreement places the Caldeira Project on an ‘exclusive’ list of ‘high-priority’ mining projects for the state of Minas Gerais providing a higher level of facilitation and ensuring the project is guided through the approval processes in a streamlined manner Meteoric Resources Executive Chairman Dr Andrew Tunks says: “The Cooperation Agreement and formal appointment of Invest Minas and Alger will provide significant assistance in obtaining government approvals for the Caldeira Project the world’s highest-grade Ionic Clay REE deposit.  “The agreement elevates the status of the Caldeira Project as a significant development for Minas Gerais State and one which will make a major economic contribution to the Minas Gerais State region and beyond” The agreement elevates the status of the Caldeira Project as a significant development for Minas Gerais State and one which will make a major economic contribution to the Minas Gerais State region and beyond.  This is another significant step forward in our efforts to de-risk the Caldeira Project and we welcome the involvement of Invest Minas and Alger into the project.” Meteoric says a ‘large’ gathering of government and industry leaders was hosted by Meteoric at the Palace Hotel Casino in Poços de Caldas to witness the announcement of the agreement between all parties.  The Caldeira Project is prospective for ionic clay rare earth element (REE) and is located in the Minas Gerais State of Brazil.  Meteoric Resources is an ASX-listed company focused on the discovery of rare earths for an electric future according to its latest quarterly report published on 31 July 2023 Unico Silver makes ‘multiple new discoveries’ at Cerro Leon Unico Silver (ASX:USL) says the final results from phase-two diamond drilling at.. 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ASX shifts down a gear Stay Informed on up-to-the-minute mining news Get the best articles straight to your inbox ASX ends winning streak as energy sector tumbles05 May Military Metals discusses antimony exploration in Slovakia05 May Unico Silver makes ‘multiple new discoveries’ at Cerro Leon05 May Critica readies to drill satellite rare earths targets    05 May Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Viridis Mining and Minerals (ASX:VMM) has signed 2 binding agreements to secure 100% of additional mining rights within and adjacent to the Poços De Caldas Alkaline Complex in Minas Gerais The $63.83 million market capitalisation company says the mining rights are contiguous to its currently held Colossus rare earth element (REE) Project and cover an additional 101km-square taking Viridis’ total landholding to 228.63km-square.  Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Rafael Moreno says the mining rights have been secured while it progresses a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate and next phase of project advancement at Colossus.  The CEO also states Viridis is on track to becoming “the second major IAC project within the complex”.  “I’m extremely excited about the potential opportunity these new tenements present the Company and how they support the overall development strategy for the Colossus IAC rare earth project.”   Viridis reports 3 of the licences (5460/1954 and 802917/1978) comprise the Tamoyo prospect which is expected to strengthen the company’s dominant position in the northern part of the complex.  Samples gathered previously at Tamoyo in previous exploration demonstrate ‘remarkable’ REE grades including 3,848 parts per million (ppm) and 2,019ppm total rare earth oxide (TREO) The new mining rights also include the Bandeira prospect — a ‘district-scale’ opportunity consisting of 4 exploration licences and 2 applications — on the eastern edge of the Alkaline complex.  Previous auger drilling by the vendors within the ‘leached layer’ at Bandeira has returned 3.6m @ 1,924ppm TREO Key terms of the agreement include Viridis providing the vendor one (Minas Rio Mineradora) a total of up to US$1.5 million via an issue of performance rights These will convert to fully paid ordinary shares in the company if Viridis delineates between 100-200 million tonnes of inferred REE resources with an average grade of no less than 1,500ppm total rare earth oxide (REO) at Bandeira es terms for vendor 2 (Frigorifico Tamoyo Sociedade) include Viridis providing the vendor with a non-refundable cash payment of US$100,000 and US$1,000 per hectare for the Tamoyo prospect licences.  Viridis proposes to issue vendor 2 up to US$1.5 million via the issue or performance rights for every 1 million tonnes of inferred REE resources delineated at the same grades as outlined for the Bandeira prospect.   Moreno says: “I’m thrilled we have secured these additional mining rights with the Tamoyo Prospect already showing exciting results from grab samples and Bandeira representing an extremely large and low cost opportunity for Viridis to explore in an adjacent alkaline complex The deal terms are highly favourable and provide Viridis with great optionality for these tenements.” Viridis Mining and Minerals is a resource explorer and developer with assets in Brazil Viridis Mining and Minerals had $628,000 cash and cash equivalents at hand the company completed a capital raise of $3.1 million prior to the end of the quarter.  Viridis Mining and Minerals (ASX:VMM) is set to obtain the rare earths rights to 12 new licences in and around the Poços De Caldas Alkaline Complex in Brazil which has a market capitalisation of $23.89 million says these licences fall proximal or contiguous to its Colossus Project The new licences include 4 research authorisation licences and 8 mining request licences the purchase will increase Viridis’ total landholding in the area to 90.69km-square.  Under the agreement to acquire these new licences with sellers Varginha Mineração and associated parties the new areas will now form part of the total land area to which a 4.75% royalty is payable on the total rare earth oxide (TREO) + yttrium extracted from the Colossus Project payable once US$2 million in royalties have accrued from production at the project.  The new licences have been incorporated into an existing agreement between Viridis and the Varginha parties meaning the company will not pay any additional consideration for the extra landholding.  Viridis will not raise any additional capital to support exploration in the new areas it will reallocate the funds put towards its current exploration budget on the Colossus Project to the extent necessary to accommodate the additional licences.  Viridis Mining and Minerals Executive Chairman Agha Shahzad Pervez says: “The acquisition of these new areas exemplifies the Vendors’ commitment to partner with Viridis in becoming the second major Ionic Rare Earth player in the Poços De Caldas Complex.  The team is fortunate to have established a strong partnership with Varginha and garnered their support and expertise for the exploration and development of the Colossus Project The company is working aggressively on a comprehensive exploration strategy and will continue to evaluate new areas of interest in the Poços De Caldas Alkaline Complex.” “The company is working aggressively on a comprehensive exploration strategy” Viridis is currently compiling all available geological information and has begun drill planning for the project.  the company intends to immediately initiate a comprehensive exploration program at Colossus and exploration drilling to establish a ‘significant’ maiden JORC-compliant resource.  the company notes all 12 licences are in good standing and will be included in the upcoming exploration programs.  Viridis Mining and Minerals is a resource exploration company with assets in Brazil The company’s portfolio of assets includes the Colossus Written by Third-party developers shared news 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