The radio broadcast is the oldest still on air in the Southern Hemisphere according to the Guinness Book of Records, and is still a major source of government information in the remotest parts of Brazil.
“A hundred million Brazilians have no access to sewage treatment. […] Only by partnering up with the private enterprise can we find a solution to these issues,” he said.
According to the head of the National Supply Company Guilherme Ribeiro, Mato Grosso is the main producer of grains, with an estimated production of 89 million tons.
Brazil’s Science Minister Paulo Alvim was interviewed on A Voz do Brasil Monday, where he talked about the international project that improved weather forecast models.
The service sector is the strongest one among micro and small entrepreneurs, accounting for about 50% of them, while trade comes in second place, with about 30%.
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