bad scienceRicardo Stockert / Disclosure

Posted on 06/20/2022 05:00

Brasilia – The National Council for Scientific and Technological Development has worrying data about the decline in scientific output of higher education. He points out that the import of inputs (tax-free!) for research into public universities has fallen dramatically. US$193 million was imported in 2021, through 180 educational institution partners, versus an average of US$300 million in the previous two years. The data is compiled by the National Council of Support Institutions for Higher Education and Scientific and Technological Research Institutions (Confies).

Paraguay rule!

The waters of Lake Itaipu were calmer between Brazil and Paraguay. A series of outsourcing of consultants in international law and energy business by the Itaipu Dam management, by the Brazilian government, revealed a surprising behind-the-scenes of a state-owned company that takes care of a third of the country’s energy: it was discovered that Brazil does not have autonomy on its part and everything in the management must have the support of partners Paraguay. Representatives from the Committee on Foreign Relations swooped in to check it out.

capixabas on the road

Entrepreneurs from Espírito Santo working in logistics and cargo warehousing want to put an approach plan with Vale on track to take advantage of the still-idle railway connecting Minas Gerais to the state, after curtailing mining activities with the failure of two dams. Espírito Santo’s GDP is, to a large extent, dependent on exports through the port of Vitoria, and the miner’s railway may be a better outlet.

Kilal Alif (in the air)

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