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15 September 2022 Edition - 17/22
CELEBRATING 200 YEARS
OF BRAZILIAN INDEPENDENCE
The Embassy of Brazil in Wellington celebrated the 200th Anniversary of the Independence of Brazil from Portugal on 7 September at a reception which included the winning children (aged 6-15) from the inaugural New Zealand edition of the 'Olympic Games of Portuguese as a Heritage Language'.
L to R: His Excellency Marco Arbizu De Souza Campos, Brazilian Ambassador to New Zealand; His Excellency Ahmad Salem Ahwehaib, Ambassador of Kuwait and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps; Henrique Choer Moraes, Brazilian Embassy Deputy Head of Mission.
Brazilian Ambassador. H.E. Marcos Arbizu De Souza Campos with the proud winners of the 'Olympic Games of Portuguese as a Heritage Language', accompanied by Mrs. Monica Silveira from Brasileirinho NZ which partnered with the Embassy to organise the initiative.

Below the current shifts in elections lies a deeper shift toward citizen activism that demands clean, effective governance....

Mexico's urban housing must become three or four times denser than current levels...

Voters in Chile have overwhelmingly rejected a new constitution which was due to replace the one drawn up under Gen Augusto Pinochet's military rule....

Peru's President Pedro Castillo, the subject of six criminal investigations, has appeared before prosecutors to respond to corruption accusations....


Economic consultancy firm EcoGo forecasts that inflation will hit 99.6% by the end of the year..... 


Panama legalizes the medicinal and therapeutic use of cannabis

Panama becomes the first country in Central America to legalize the medicinal and therapeutic use of cannabis and its derivatives..…

Scientists have discovered two bacteria with great antibiotic potential in the Mapocho River river in Chile...


Armando Mejia Sanchez, Pemex's head of crude oil trading arm, is retiring....
On the eastern side of the Andes, in the region of stunning foothills and high plains, is Argentina’s Napa Valley. The Uco Valley in Mendoza has rapidly become one of the most talked about and exciting wine regions in the southern hemisphere....
LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE & ARTS

A vast landscape of refuse and the community that survives by salvaging its waste is central to the plot in the debut feature from Nicaraguan writer-director Laura Baumeister.....

What To Expect When Visiting Sao Paulo, South America's Largest City
 
São Paulo, Brazil, is known as the city that never sleeps. Although many travelers choose Rio over São Paulo, this vibrant metropolis is a microcosm of multicultural Brazil and a world leading gastronomic destination.
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