Brazilian Indians Learn How to Care for Their Water

To capacitate Brazil’s indigenous population and to create multiplying agents responsible for maintaining the potable water supply system in the tribes is the objective of the course to prepare Sanitation Indigenous Agents (Aisan).

Tags:

You May Also Like

It Will Take 10 Years or More Before Half of Brazil Gets Hooked to the Internet

Despite the fact that every four months one million new Brazilians get access to ...

Rice Lauds Brazil for Leading Role

On her first official visit as the United States’ State Secretary, Condoleezza Rice praised, ...

28 Countries Discuss Tourism for Peace in Brazil

Ministers of Tourism from 28 countries are in Salvador, Bahia, in the  Northeast region ...

Wedding Gown

He was good, very good. Good all the time and everywhere. His kindness caused ...

Urban War Between Drug Lords and Police Erupts Again in Rio Leaving 30 Dead

Despite the massive presence of the police on the streets of Rio de Janeiro ...

Brazil Opens Technology Center in Africa

The opening of a Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) office in Africa is going ...

Brazil’s Azzar, Haidresser to Princesses

The Lebanese coiffeur Georges Azzar, who has worked for three years at one of ...

Best-seller Books, Plays and Movies

By Brazzil Magazine Plays, movies & best-seller books PLAYS Rio O Burguês Ridículo (Ridiculous ...

Best in 10 Years for Brazil Companies

Brazilian companies’ profits will reach record levels this year, the best since 1994, according ...

Brazilian Industry Grows Slightly in 9 Regions and Shrinks in 5

Among the 14 regions researched every month by the IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography ...