News from Brazil: Supreme Court Approves Salary Raise For Justices

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thursday, august 9, 2018

Brazil | World | Business | São Paulo | Science & Health | Sports| Culture | Travel | Ombudsman Alan Marques/Folhapress Brazil's Supreme Court Supreme Court Approves Salary Raise For Justices Brazil's Supreme Court approved a salary raise of 16.4 percent for the Court's justices in 2019; The raise's impact in the federal justice system's budget alone will be US$ 191 million annually Airport Surcharges Threaten Van Gogh, Picasso and Warhol Exhibitions in Brazil Brazilian airport operators are saying that artworks have no cultural value for the country, and as such, they would need to surcharge their storage; This new interpretation is threatening the Van Gogh exposition, as well as other planned art events featuring Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol US Issues Alert Agains Brazilian Butt Lift A group of American plastic surgery associations released an alert warning against the risks of the so-called "Brazilian buff lift", a popular procedure that enlarges the patient's buttocks using her own body fat Hiking Trails, Waterfalls and Cool Weather Make Travelling to Ceará During The Brazilian Winter Worthwhile Average temperatures of 21°C (70° F) and sunshine that doesn't burn the skin challenge tourists' expectations at Serra do Baturité, distant 107 km from Fortaleza. Baturité is a winter destination in Ceará, a Brazilian Northeastern state better known for hot weather and beautiful beaches business Brazilian Senate Stalls Sale Of Eletrobras Subsidiaries And Auction of Oil Fields The Brazilian Senate will delay voting on bills and proposals deemed high priority by president Michel Temer's office until at least the October election; Among them, the sale of power distribution subsidiaries of utilities company Eletrobras and a bill authorizing Petrobras to put pre-salt oil fields up for sale FDA approves Brazilian genetically modified sugarcane The US Food and Drug Administration declared on Tuesday (7) that sugar produced from genetically modified (GM) sugarcane is safe for consumption PUBLICIDADE FOLLOW US: Contact Us | Privacy Policy Click here to unsubscribe Copyright Folha de S.Paulo. All rights reserved.