The Light Project: Incentivizing Recycling in Rio de Janeiro
Infrastructure & Transportation | October 13, 2011Just days after her company set up the first large-scale...
Just days after her company set up the first large-scale...
Brazil is already a world leader in renewable energy but...
One of the problems for the Amazonas school system is finding qualified high school teachers in those small towns. Another is that pupils often have to travel great distances to get to class. Some are forced to come to Manaus if they want a high school education; others give up, defeated by the hassle or the cost.
Valdenor Freitas came to Sao Paulo 20 years ago to seek his fortune but like many youngsters new to a metropolis he found himself cold and hungry in a run down neighbourhood on the edge of town, with no running water, no electricity and no public transport.
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Conor Bohan formed lifelong links with Haiti thanks to a...