הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Souza (2024)

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Alberto Pereira de Souza Júnior - Virtual Cards RevolutionizingTransparency 4:25

6d ago4:25

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Explore how virtual cards are transforming financial management, enhancing control, and promoting transparency. Discover the visionary leadership of Alberto Pereira de Souza Júnior in driving this digital revolution.על ידי albertopereirades

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Aprender a utilizar cartões de crédito 9:32

19d ago9:32

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Alberto Pereira de Souza Júnior observa, “O arco histórico dos cartões de crédito é um testemunho da nossa busca incessante por conveniência, segurança e inclusão.על ידי albertopereirades

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Navigating The Credit Card Landscape 7:05

20d ago7:05

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Alberto Pereira de Souza Júnior observes, “The historical arc of credit cards is a testament to our relentless pursuit of convenience, security, and inclusivity. They are not just financial tools but symbols of our adaptive economic interactions and cultural shifts towards digital integration.”על ידי albertopereirades

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Alberto Pereira de Souza Júnior | Smart Banking Halls 11:13

1M ago11:13

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Bank workers learn ethics early. Brazil's top entrepreneur, Alberto Pereira de Souza Júnior, focuses on tech-driven ventures.על ידי albertopereirades

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Alberto pereira de souza Júnior - Mundo Dos Cartões De Cashback 5:26

2M ago5:26

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Descubra insights de especialistas sobre como maximizar recompensas de cashback com Alberto Pereira de Souza Júnior. Eleve sua estratégia financeira e desbloqueie o potencial de economia.על ידי albertopereirades

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Alberto pereira de souza Junior - Modern Financial Landscape For Banking And Cards 5:12

2M ago5:12

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Explore the contemporary financial terrain in banking and cards with Alberto Pereira de Souza Junior. Gain insights into modern trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the industry's futureעל ידי albertopereirades

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Cartões de crédito garantidos 7:25

3M ago7:25

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Garantidos No cenário em constante evolução das finanças pessoais, um conceito reina supremo o cartão de crédito garantido. Alberto Pereira de Souza Júnior, um experiente especialista em finanças, lança luz sobre essa ferramenta financeira frequentemente mal compreendida, oferecendo insights inestimáveis para guiar indivíduos em sua jornada rumo ao…

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Alberto Pereira De Souza Junior Biography 1:20

6M ago1:20

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Alberto is an entrepreneur and has created several companies from scratch and they have all been very successful. Alberto pereira de souza junior born on July 21, 1980, in Belém state Pará, Brazil, founder of the VEMCARD card company. Also Visit - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC00DzDDPoJeh3b6E3-dS44A…

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Series 4 Episode 8: Favorite Iradukunda on decolonisation, justice and inclusion 40:27

1y ago40:27

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Synopsis: Diasporic nurse scholar Dr. Favorite Iradukunda studied in Rwanda, South Africa and the United States. She is a global nurse leader and commited to decolonising nursing through an African lens. She combines her research on advancing the holistic well-being of African-diasporic women, with activism in black birth equity and justice. Notes:…

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Series 4 Episode 7: Hannah Donnelly and Omar Sakr on centering the birth experience under capitalism 54:08

1y ago54:08

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Synopsis: Experiencing a “high risk” pregnancy and birth while growing a new life during the pandemic was transformative for Wiradjuri writer and producer Hannah Donnelly, and Arab-Turkish partner, writer Omar Sakr. We talk about queering birth, the administrative load of pregnancy, and the need for collective infrastructure to improve birthing exp…

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Series 4 Episode 6 Sapna Samant on being a GP, creative practitioner and adoptive single parent 42:58

1y ago42:58

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Synopsis: Dr. Sapna Samant, is a GP, radio producer, film maker, activist, and single adoptive parent and is passionately committed to social justice. Both her creative work and medical practice strive for equity and work to rectify injustice wherever it occurs. Notes: Twitter Mastodon Sapna's blog What Bridgerton gets right and wrong about being I…

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Series 4 Episode 5 Aseel Tayah on connecting communities through creativity and storytelling 37:49

1y ago37:49

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Synopsis: Melbourne-based artist and cultural leader Aseel Tayah was born and raised in Jerusalem and is passionate about the role of the arts in connecting diverse communities across generations. Aseel uses art and storytelling to foreground the experiences of displaced people and advocate for artists of color, mothers, children and young people —…

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Series 4 Episode 4: Sara Motta on feminine lineages, healing justice, and reconnecting to the ancestral Mother 45:11

1y ago45:11

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Synopsis: How do Indigenous communities weave together ancestral feminine lineages? This question is at the heart of Associate Professor Sara Motta’s praxis of transformation and collective liberation. Through a lens of feminised resistance, Sara, a proud mestiza salvaje, shares her healing journey from the wounds of patriarchal capitalist-colonial…

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Series 4 Episode 3: Alice Te Punga Somerville on fertility and making babies for the revolution 49:04

1y ago49:04

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Synopsis: Birthing holds a different significance for Indigenous communities that have experienced colonial attempts at elimination. For scholar, poet and irredentist Professor Alice Te Punga Somerville, (Te Āti Awa, Taranaki), birth is an act of resistance. She joins us to talk about her journey to parenthood and her experiences as a scholar who t…

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Series 4: Episode 2 Cath Chamberlain on transforming intergenerational trauma. 34:12

1y ago34:12

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Synopsis: For Professor Cath Chamberlain, babies are a gift from the ancestors and birth is a critical life event. But what if this time is coupled with intergenerational and complex trauma? Cath is a Palawa Trawlwoolway woman, registered midwife, and public health researcher who works to support the emotional and spiritual well-being of Aboriginal…

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Series 4 Episode 1: Jacynta Krakouer and Indigo Willing on how colonisation and the idea of the “white saviour” have shaped responses to child welfare 58:36

1+ y ago58:36

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Synopsis: What does it mean to be part of a community without access to your birthing stories? Dr Jacynta Krakouer, a Mineng Noongar social worker and Dr Indigo Willing, a sociologist and adoptee from Vietnam contribute a powerful discussion about the history and politics of out-of-home care and inter-country adoption addressing justice, kinship, a…

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Series 3 Episode 7: Carla Pascoe Leahy on connecting the past and future in the Anthropocene 41:30

2y ago41:30

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Synopsis: Historian Carla Pascoe Leahy was surprised at how her own experiences of new motherhood were affected by the relationships and stories she was told by her own mother and grandmothers. In this episode, she talks about how learning about her past led to researching the experience of birth in Australia over the last 75 years. Carla discusses…

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Series 3 Episode 6: Ritodhi Chakraborty and Aline Carrara on intergenerational happiness and joy in an era of climate change 50:30

2y ago50:30

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Synopsis: In countries where development has been tied to nation building, birthing more than one child has been viewed as antithetical to ‘progress’. In this episode, I talk with Ritodhi Chakraborty and Aline Carrara about living in Aotearoa and creating multifunctional equitable landscapes that might help address the challenges of climate change.…

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Series 3 Episode 5: Janelle Da Silva on the right to be born into love 40:27

2y ago40:27

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Synopsis: Decentring whiteness and decolonising birthwork are central to Janelle Da Silva’s life and work. By challenging spiritual bypassing and cultural appropriation using critical race theory and anti-racism praxis, Janelle is committed to having inclusive and robust conversations about social location, and power and privilege in white spaces. …

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Series 3 Episode 4: Natalie Kon-yu on writing, birth trauma and medical sexism 41:46

2y ago41:46

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Synopsis: What if you thought pregnancy was going to be easy, a breeze? You had even planned an overseas holiday – but then suddenly, pregnancy became frightening and stressful, needing admission to a mental health unit? Natalie Kon-yu – a Naarm-based writer descended from Italian and Mauritian migrants – talks about the experiences of medical sexi…

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Series 3 Episode 3: Aruna Boodram on abolitionist parenting and surviving the NICU 43:50

2y ago43:50

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Synopsis: It’s tough negotiating the highly technocratic spaces of a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) of a hospital – let alone as the queer, autonomous-single parent of a micro-preemie. Aruna Boodram is part of the Caribbean diaspora living in so-called Canada. In this week’s conversation, we discuss the stress and uncertainty of caring for one…

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Season 3 Episode 2: Lucinda Canty on racism in institutions and birthing care 41:51

2y ago41:51

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Synopsis: As a US-based Black nurse-midwife, Lucinda Canty knows that nurses and midwives do not leave their prejudices at home. Implicit assumptions and biases follow them to work and wield a profound influence on perinatal care and patient outcomes. In this episode, we talk about the challenges of addressing racial disparities in reproductive hea…

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Season 3 Episode1: Cherisse Buzzacott on opening the door for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander midwives 38:12

2y ago38:12

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Synopsis: Mparntwe (Alice Springs) midwife Cherisse Buzzacott has achieved a number of firsts. She was first in her family to graduate from university, and the first ever graduate of the Australian Catholic University’s Bachelor of Midwifery Indigenous course. To Cherisse, though, firsts are about opening the door for others. She’s passionate about…

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Introducing Season 3 of Birthing and Justice 2:50

2y ago2:50

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This is the trailer for season three of the Birthing and justice podcast. This podcast is for anyone who is interested in helping to transform how birthing is experienced for people who are not the ideal imagined users of health services. For many birthing people – especially those who aren't white, cisgendered, middle class, straight and able bodi…

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Season 2 Episode 7: Eleanor Jackson on the poetics and politics of birthing 35:22

2y ago35:22

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Synopsis: To Eleanor Jackson, pregnancy and childbirth are formative practical, philosophical, and social experiences that connect us to life force and joy. The arts producer, performer and author of Gravidity and Parity brought a book and a baby into the world during the coronavirus pandemic. She joins us to talk about medical acceptability, share…

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Season 2 Episode 6: Helen Ngo on bilingualism, the habits of racism and embodied experiences of parenting 22:32

2y ago22:32

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Episode Synopsis: To Helen Ngo, birthing matters because it’s transformative – for new parents and communities as well as newborns themselves – and provides new ways to experience and relate to personal and cultural histories. In this episode, Dr Ngo discusses language and its potential to open us to the world; her experiences as a new parent of re…

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Season 2 Episode 5: Nisha Khot on making a difference in obstetric care 40:35

2y ago40:35

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Episode Synopsis: Nisha Khot’s experience of working in women’s health in India made her determined to make a difference in the field. Dr Khot’s working experience across various medical contexts around the world, from India and the UK to Melbourne and regional Victoria, brings perspective and depth to her practice. Her current roles see her workin…

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Season 2 Episode 4: Annabel Farry on finding the sweet spot 41:27

2y ago41:27

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Episode Synopsis: Annabel Farry's forte is in finding a balance between the personal and political, theory and practice, embodied time and clock time, and the physiological and spiritual. She's a midwife, parent and academic, and a third generation Lebanese immigrant to Aotearoa who considers herself Tangata Tiriti. In this episode, she talks about…

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A Vaidade da Aparência 52:44

2+ y ago52:44

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Ministração do Café Devocional da MOB - Missão Mobilização na cidade de Curitiba/PR em 21 de Nov/21. Contato marcelo@mobilizacao.com www.mobilizacao.com

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Season 2 Episode 3: Habiba Ahmed on reclaiming power and joy 30:39

2+ y ago30:39

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So often, health professionals focus on the baby, but birthing parents need nurturing, continuity and community too. Restoring power to Black women and reclaiming joy is what doula Habiba Ahmed’s work is all about. She believes in helping mothers to empower themselves with information while tuning into their bodies, learning to trust themselves and…

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Season 2 Episode 2: Donna Cormack on transformation for Māori health 31:39

2+ y ago31:39

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Episode Synopsis: Racism is a distraction from flourishing, says Associate Professor Donna Cormack, a Māori academic whose work attempts to transform health futures for Māori. We talk about obstetric violence, abolitionist approaches to healthcare reform, heterosexualism in birthing and the careful use of time and energy. Donna believes being conne…

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Season 2 Episode 1: Gina Bundle & Storm Henry on trust in hospitals 42:58

2+ y ago42:58

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Episode Synopsis: Storm and Gina talk about working at “The Women’s” (Royal Women’s Hospital, Melbourne). The Women’s has a complex history involving the enforcement of the ‘Aborigines’ Protection Act (1869) which caused First Nations babies and children to be removed from their families, community and culture. How is it possible to build trust in …

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Coming up in Series 2 of Birthing and Justice 3:29

2+ y ago3:29

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This is the trailer for season two of the Birthing and justice podcast. This podcast is for anyone who is interested in helping to transform how birthing is experienced for people who are not the ideal imagined users of health services. For many birthing people – especially those who aren't white, cisgendered, middle class, straight and able bodied…

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O Caminho de Volta 57:24

2+ y ago57:24

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Quais são as evidências de que você é de fato um renascido? O Tema O Caminho de Volta foi ministrado no Culto Dominical da MOB em 11 de Julho de 2021 Para contato, envie seu e-mail para marcelo@mobilizacao.com www.mobilizacao.com | www.illumineconsultoria.com.br

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Season 1 Episode 3: Dr Mimi Niles on birthing bodies 27:20

3y ago27:20

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Synopsis: Dr Mimi Niles has described healthcare as a very large, vast, deeply problematic institution. The New York-based midwife and academic grew up in Queens, New York to immigrant parents and this experience has led to the belief that every sort of disparity and inequity plays itself out in the bodies of Black people in the United States. Epis…

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Season 1 Episode 2: Karel Williams on birthing on country 25:28

3y ago25:28

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Episode synopsis: What role does community play in childbirth? And why has childbirth become centered on the western hospital system? Karel Williams is an Aboriginal woman with family connections to the Palawa and Western Arrernte Nations and is an experienced Indigenous policy advisor and midwife who champions the culturally simple yet politically…

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Season 1 Episode 1: Dr Naomi Simmonds on decolonising birth 24:42

3y ago24:42

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Episode synopsis: Difference, writes Dr Naomi Simmonds, has always been intricately woven into the fabric of her life. A Maori woman, a mother, an academic and a leader Dr Simmonds’ world is encased by the structures of western thought and colonial legacies. Yet from within this space she finds ways to champion mana wahine in order to empower and l…

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Welcome to Birthing and Justice 1:15

3y ago1:15

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How many of you have been told that childbirth is the most natural of processes? That you’re strong and powerful, and that you’ve got this. When the reality is you’re vulnerable, exhausted, exposed and desperate for it all to end. Birthing and Justice with Dr Ruth De Souza is a new interview series about birth, racism and cultural safety. Subscribe…

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Desenvolvimento da Igreja Local a Partir da Epístola de Tito 1:01:53

3y ago1:01:53

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Paulo instrui Tito sobre o desenvolvimento da Igreja Local na cidade de Creta. Nesta carta, o apóstolo trata sobre o fundamento da Igreja, sua relação com Tito, apresenta diretrizes sobre a liderança local, aborda assuntos pendentes que deveriam ser ordenados no contexto da Igreja, das famílias e dos indivíduos. Ministração realizada em 15 de Abr/2…

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Análise da covid-19: ao não aderir à Onda Roxa Varginha comete alguma ilegalidade? 27:34

3y ago27:34

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Numa quinzena de recordes nas novas contaminações e no número de óbitos, o Brasil passou a ser considerado ameaça à saúde mundial por ser ambiente favorável ao desenvolvimento de novas variantes do coronavírus. Neste cenário, temos 2 ministros da saúde, algo inédito e preocupante. E surgiu uma complicação a mais: Varginha resolveu não aderir à Onda…

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No STF, Fachin anula condenações de Lula. Sociólogo fala em correção de injustiça e economista alerta para consequências negativas 16:40

3y ago16:40

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O ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) Edson Fachin anulou, nesta segunda-feira (8), em decisão monocrática, as condenações do ex-presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) definidas pela Justiça Federal no Paraná relacionadas às investigações da Operação Lava Jato. Com essa determinação, Lula se torna elegível novamente. A informação foi divu…

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Covid-19: Presidente do CMSV analisa momento atual e comenta aulas em sistema híbrido 13:01

3y ago13:01

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Ontem (7) foram registrados 1.054 mortes por covid-19 no Brasil. A média móvel, que compila o número de óbitos nos últimos sete dias, chegou a 1.497, segundo dados reunidos pelo consórcio de veículos de imprensa. É o nono dia seguido de recorde. Este foi um dos assuntos analisados pelo Presidente do Conselho Municipal de Saúde de Varginha, advogado…

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A Graça e a Cultura Mobilizadora do Reino de Deus 1:02:38

3y ago1:02:38

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Cristo nos ensina que toda a exigência da Lei foi cumprida por Ele, e mediante a graça de Deus somos reposicionados na nossa relação com a Lei. Siga-nos nas redes sociais @marceloillumine

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Entenda crise dos combustíveis e saiba porque não vale a pena correr para os postos e encher o tanque 21:43

3y ago21:43

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Na semana passada houve um princípio de caos por medo de falta de combustíveis. Os tanqueiros de Minas cruzaram os braços numa greve que durou apenas dois dias, mas foi tempo suficiente para promover uma corrida aos postos. E essa corrida foi alimentada por uma onda de "fake news" e pela memória recente da greve dos caminhoneiros de 2018, quando o …

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Dia da menina e da mulher na ciência: pesquisadora da UNIFAL-MG diz que ainda há muito a avançar 15:45

3y ago15:45

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A mulher sempre teve papel preponderante na ciência, mesmo quando era queimada como bruxa porque detinha o conhecimento. Assim a pesquisadora Marisi Gomes Soares resumiu seu pensamento sobre a presença feminina nos diversos campos das ciências. Convidada a falar sobre o tema no Dia Internacional das Meninas e das Mulheres na Ciência, comemorado hoj…

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Não venda produtos, venda experiência 3:18

3y ago3:18

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Em vez de vender um produto, como ocorre tradicionalmente, que tal vender uma grande experiência ao seu cliente? Esta é a dica da semana do coordenador do Levante Sul de Minas, Guilherme Vivaldi. O Levante é uma organização de voluntários, apartidária e sem fins lucrativos, dedicada a potencializar a economia regional. Toda segunda-feira tem dicas …

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Vereador apresenta à Prefeitura solução para alagamentos 12:26

3y ago12:26

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O vereador Professor Rodrigo Naves (PSB) apresentou solicitação ao prefeito e ao Secretário Municipal de Obras e Serviços Urbanos para colocar piso intertravado nos locais onde existe pavimentação asfáltica próximos de ribeirões e córregos. A intenção é resolver o problema constante de escoamento das águas de chuva. Seria o fim dos alagamentos cons…

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Covid-19: com seis mortes em uma semana, Varginha se aproxima de 5 mil positivos e quase 90 óbitos 17:00

3y ago17:00

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Estamos ainda no momento mais delicado da pandemia de covid-19, e não é momento de relaxar. Foi o que disse o que Presidente do Conselho Municipal de Saúde de Varginha, advogado Cláudio Miranda Souza, em sua análise semanal da pandemia, no Jornal da Clube Brasil Sul de Minas, nesta sexta-feira 5. Cláudio Miranda comentou os dados lembrando que a es…

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Varginha tem evento online sobre papel das ferrovias no desenvolvimento regional 11:17

3y ago11:17

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Amanhã dia 5, um evento online vai tratar da importância das shortlines na infraestrutura ferroviária. O projeto "Nos Trilhos da Inovação: Reinventar a Ferrovia no Sul de Minas", vai discutir como as linhas curtas podem alavancar a economia do Sul de Minas. Participações de Fábio Coelho Barbosa -- pesquisador nas áreas de planejamento e tecnologias…

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Varginha: Centro de Excelência do Café começa a operar em julho, diz FAEMG 6:43

3y ago6:43

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O Centro de Excelência em Cafeicultura, que está sendo construído em Varginha, segue em obras e deve começar a receber os equipamentos e mobiliários em julho. A notícia foi confirmada pela Coordenador de Inovação e Conhecimento do Sistema FAEMG, Tércia Almeida, em entrevista exclusiva ao Jornal da Clube Sul de Minas, nesta quarta-feira 3. Na semana…

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