Growing Demand for Brazilian Healthcare Professionals in Europe Amid Shortages
Europe faces a shortage of doctors and nurses and increasingly relies on foreign healthcare professionals. Brazilians are among the most sought after.
Spanish servicewomen inspire a new generation: “Where there’s a will, there’s a way.”
In a symbolic and inspiring gathering in Madrid, officers from Spain’s Armed Forces called on young women to break barriers in the military sector.
Under the motto “Those who want it, can do it,” the panel highlighted progress, challenges, and the urgency of new policies to achieve gender equality in Europe’s armed forces.
Brazilians Race Against Time to Obtain Spanish Citizenship Before the End of the “Grandchildren’s Law”
The final deadline to apply for Spanish citizenship under the Democratic Memory Law, known as the Grandchildren’s Law, is October 22. The approaching date has led to long lines at Spanish consulates in Brazil, especially in São Paulo.
The European Union Unveiled: From Reconstruction to Continental Integration
Born from a continent in ruins, the European Union turned enemies into allies and built one of the world’s strongest symbols of unity.
Panna Cotta: Creamy Elegance from Italy to Your Table
Panna cotta turns cream, sugar, and vanilla into pure elegance — a delicate Italian dessert that’s as simple as it is refined.
Brazilians Barred from Portugal: Government Announces Stricter Border Control
The number of Brazilians barred from entering Portugal has risen sharply in recent months, leading the Portuguese government to tighten border controls. New rules and stricter measures aim to ensure security but have sparked criticism and diplomatic tension between Lisbon and Brasília.
“High in Added Sugar”: The UK’s New War Against Childhood Obesity
The United Kingdom introduces new measures against childhood obesity, banning free refills of sugary drinks and restricting promotions on ultra-processed foods. Experts call for greater food education and better access to healthy options.
Goodbye to passport stamps: Europe launches a new digital border control system
Starting October 13, 2025, travelers from countries outside the European Union, such as Brazil, will no longer have their passports stamped when entering the Schengen area. The new Entry/Exit System (EES) will replace manual checks with a digital record using biometric data, modernizing borders and marking the symbolic end of the traditional travel stamp.