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livrariabrasil - - - Sunday, 14th October 2018 livrariabrasil Brazil Tour By livrariabrasil   Posted in lavraria Brasil tourism Posted on March 17, 2018April 9, 2018   Brazil, one of the most exciting and alluring cities in the world, thanks to its cultural diversity, mouth watering cuisine, love for sports, Amazon’s amazing wildlife and beautiful unspoilt beaches welcomes thousands of tourists every year.
Known for its magnificent sprawling cities, ethereal white beaches and tropical hideaways with the captivating blue waters of … Adventurous Trip To Jericoacoara In Brazil By livrariabrasil   Posted in lavraria Brasil tourism Posted on February 15, 2018April 9, 2018 Overview Trip Starting From: Fortaleza Trip Location: Jericoacoara About the Activity: Take a break from the daily routine and set out for this 4 days and 3 nights trip to Jericoacoara where you can explore beautiful lagoons, sand dunes and enjoy strolling through the pristine beaches.
On the first day, depart from Fortaleza at about 07:30 … Trip To Amazon Jungle Near Manaus In Brazil By livrariabrasil   Posted in lavraria Brasil tourism Posted on January 14, 2018April 9, 2018 Overview Trip Starting From: Manaus Trip Location: Codajaz About the Activity: Gather for an awesome adventure cum thrilling five day package in the Amazon jungle near Manaus in Brazil.
On the first day, get picked up from the hotel of in Manaus around 08:00 AM, reach the deep jungles where you will get the rare … The Art of Jean-Michel Basquiatin in Brazil by Rosângela Vig By livrariabrasil   Posted in lavraria Brasil Gallery Posted on December 27, 2017April 9, 2018 Wilde tells us about the freedom of the spirit.
The freedom that Art translated into its codes, in its purest form of presentation, closer to thought, detached from reality and figuration.
This trend was strongly manifested in Modern Art and inhabited the works of Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988) 1, one of the most popular artists of the … Experimentation and Narratives of Self-Brazil By livrariabrasil   Posted in lavraria Brasil Gallery Posted on December 3, 2017April 9, 2018 A few days ago, I listened to an incredibly moving recording of the poet Ana Cristina César .
It was taped at the last lecture she ever delivered, six months before she committed suicide.
 Her talk included a discussion of her own writing and its relationship to diaries and letters, two of her passions and elements constantly present in her … Sanitation in Brazil is still unsatisfactory By livrariabrasil   Posted in lavraria Brasil Gallery Posted on November 28, 2017April 9, 2018 March 22nd is the World Water Day.
Regarding this matter, Brazil has a challenge: although having great water sources, the country lacks the control of it.
It is not only about having water, but having quality water.
UN estimates that 3,900 children die everyday because of diseases related to dirty water.
Altogether, 1.
8 million people die … Contemporary Religions in Brazil By livrariabrasil   Posted in lavraria Brasil Posted on November 1, 2017April 9, 2018 Brazil has been described as a Roman Catholic country for centuries.
Until 1891 Roman Catholicism was the only official religion of Brazil.
However, the situation has changed during the twentieth century.
Although 64.
6 percent of the population still identified themselves as Roman Catholic in the national census of 2010, this figure represents a significant drop … ‘Telematic Revolution’-Brasil’s By livrariabrasil   Posted in lavraria Brasil Posted on October 31, 2017April 9, 2018 Brazil in 1985 was changing—beginning to emerge from a twenty-one year struggle to restore democracy from a repressive military dictatorship that spread instability, betrayal, and despair throughout a country already subject to chronic inequality and poverty.
During the military government period, Brazil was run almost exclusively in line with the interests of its white elite.
… São Paulo, Brazil By livrariabrasil   Posted in lavraria Brasil Posted on October 2, 2017April 9, 2018 Livraria da Vila on Alameda Lorena.
São Paulo’s 11 million-plus inhabitants do their part by infusing the din with contagious Brazilian energy; those flashing smiles and thumbs-up signs are among the few things the city shares with the rest of the vast country whose booming economy it anchors.
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