This will be the second experiment held under Core (Combined Operations and Rotation Exercises)—an initiative signed in October 2020 at the 36th Bilateral Staff Conference Brazil–US, aimed at “increasing inter-operability between the two armies.”
The day was also intense in the stock market. B3’s Ibovespa index closed out the day with a score of 110,124, down 3.05 percent. This was the sharpest daily decline since September 8, when the indicator had shrank by 3.78 percent.
The batch is estimated to cost $29.4 million, and, according to the US ambassador, who watched as the vaccines arrived, this is the largest donation from the country to any nation.
In addition to scientific cooperation, the agreement brings a number of principles, guidelines, and good practices for international cooperation in space exploration, including the exploration of the moon’s territory.
Brazilian chancellor Ernesto Araújo wrote that “dialogue and cooperation on environment and climate will be yet another aggregating element in Brazil–US ties we are continuing to build.”
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