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Brazilian Days (090): March 31

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 31, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: Brasil, Brazil, Brother Sam, calendar, Carnival, color TV, Cristo Redentor, culture, Dia da Integração Nacional, Dia da Saúde e Nutrição, Dia do Espiritualismo Moderno, Ernesto Geisel, Gross Domestic Product, guerrilla Marabé - Xambio, history, Jango, João Goulart, March, Military coup in Brazil, Nilo Peçanha, Rio de Janeiro, Spiritualism, Taubaté. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 090 

March 31

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DAY OF:


Dia da Saúde e Nutrição
(Health and Nutrition)


Dia da Integração Nacional
(National Integration)


Dia do Espiritualismo Moderno
(Modern Spiritualism)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1956
Inauguration of the replica of Cristo Redentor in the City of Taubaté (SP)


1964
Effectuation of operation “Brother Sam”, patronized by the United States, in order to oust Jango (President João Goulart) 


1641
First carnival in Rio de Janeiro


1924
Death of Nilo Peçanha (President of Brazil 1909 – 1910)


1964
Military coup in Brazil


1964
Movement of Minas Gerais troops to Rio de Janeiro


1972
First transmission of color TV in Brazil. 


1975
First mention of the guerrilla Marabé – Xambio, by President Ernesto Geisel.


2005
Gross Domestic Product of Brazil twelfth of the world. 


 

By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © 2007, 2015

 

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Brazilian Days (089): March 30

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 30, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: Alice Cooper, Dia da Anestesia Geral, Dia do Futebol Society, Dia Mundial da Juventude, fernando henrique cardoso, Gago Coutinho, Guarda Municipal, Ilha Solteira, Karl Ritter, Lindomar Castilho, Nelson Piquet, palmeiras, Pedro II, Rio de Janeiro, Sacadura Cabral, Sir James Lancaster, Tereza Cristina Maria de Bourbon, Vitória. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 089 

March 30

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DAY OF:


Dia da Anestesia Geral
(General Anesthesia)


Dia do Futebol Society
(Football 7).


Dia Mundial da Juventude 
(World Youth Day)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1922
First crossing of the South Atlantic Ocean by airplane by Gago Coutinho and Sacadura Cabral

 


1981
Singer Lindomar Castilho killed his ex-wife Eliane de Grammont 


1843
Marriage, per attorney, of Pedro II with Italian princess D. Tereza Cristina Maria de Bourbon


1938
German ambassador Karl Ritter reported the German Minister of Foreign Affairs of anti-Nazism and anti-Integralism campaigns in Brazil.


1973
Protest of the Argentinian government against the Brazilian intention to start the filling of Ilha Solteira


1974
Alice Cooper became the first international rock star to be on stage in Brazil.

His show was attended by more than 50 thousand people.


1595
Arrival of Sir James Lancaster, with three vessels, in Recife


1903
Start of the construction of the railway between Vitória (ES) and Minas Gerais.


1980
Nelson Piquet (Brabham Team) won the Long Beach Grand Prix


1993
Creation of Guarda Municipal in Rio de Janeiro (GM-Rio)


1994
Minister of Treasury, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, resigned in order to become presidential candidate. 


2007
FIFA declared Palmeiras as the first World Club Team Champion in history. 


2007
Air traffic control strike paralyzed all airports in Brazil. 

By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © 2007, 2015

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Brazilian Days (088): March 29

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 29, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: Big Brother Brasil 5, Boa Viagem, Brasil, Brazil, Cachoeira Paulista, calendar, culture, Curitiba, Dia da Central do Brasil, Duque de Caxias, Edson Luís Lima Souto, Ferrovia de Dom Pedro II, Herbert Daniel, history, Jean, Jesuits, Luiz Alves de Lima e Silva, Manaus, March, Recife, Salvador, Santo Antônio da Cachoeira, Tomé de Sousa, Vila da Barra do Rio Negro, Vila de Nossa Senhora da Luz dos Pinhais, Wellington Camargo. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 088 

March 29

.


DAY OF:


Dia da Central do Brasil
(Central do Brasil)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1992
Death of militant politician and writer Herbert Daniel 


1549
Arrival of Tomé de Sousa, the first Governor-General of the Brazilian colony


1549
Arrival of the first Jesuits in Brazil


1693
Foundation of Curitiba (PR)

The city was originally named Vila de Nossa Senhora da Luz dos Pinhais.


1549
Foundation of Salvador (BA)

The city was founded by Tomé de Sousa, to become capital of colonial Brazil.


1808
Elevation of the status of Vila da Barra do Rio Negro, now the City of Manaus (AM)


1876
Cachoeira Paulista elevated to the status of freguesia, with the name Santo Antônio da Cachoeira


1869
Luiz Alves de Lima e Silva received the title Duque de Caxias 


1858
Inauguration of the first section of the first railway in Brazil: “Ferrovia de Dom Pedro II”.


1968
Burial of student Edson Luís Lima Souto accompanied by 50 thousand people, in Rio de Janeiro.


1999
Reconstruction of the left ear of Wellington Camargo

The surgery lasted six hours.


2004
Shark attacked surfer at Boa Viagem, Recife 


2005
Journalist and writer Jean won Big Brother Brasil 5 and gained one million reais.


By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © 2007, 2015

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Brazilian Days (087): March 28

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 29, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: Ayrton Senna, Édson Luís de Lima Soutro, beatification, Brasília, Brasil, Brazil, Calabouço, calendar, Caruaru, culture, Dia do Diagramador, Dia do Revisor, Duque de Caxias, Feira da Sulanca, history, Interlagos, José de Anchieta, Juiz de Fora, Layout artist, Luís Alves de Lima e Silva, Magalhães Pinto, March, Mayana Zatz, Mourão Filho, Niterói, Odílo Deniz, Reviser, Rio de Janeiro, Tropa de choque da Polícia Militar, Vila Real de Praia Grande. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 087 

March 28

.


DAY OF:


Dia do Diagramador
(Layout artist)


Dia do Revisor
(Reviser)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1964
The generals Odílo Deniz and Mourão Filho met with governor Magalhães Pinto in Juiz de Fora (MG).

The meeting resulted in the selection of the date on which president João Goulart was about to be deported.


1980
Announcement of the beatification of Padre José de Anchieta.

In 1554, he founded a college that became the origin of the City of São Paulo.


1823
Luis Alves de Lima e Silva, better known as Duque de Caxias, participated in his first battle, against Portuguese soldiers, in Bahia. 


1835
Vila Real de Praia Grande elevated to the category of city, with the name of Niterói


1968
Tropa de choque da Polícia Militar (Riot Police) invaded University Restaurant Calabouço (Rio de Janeiro).

Student Édson Luís de Lima Soutro died in this action. His burial received much attention.


1993
Ayrton Senna (McLaren Team) won the Formula I GP of Interlagos


2001
UNESCO award for Brazllian scientist Mayana Zatz (genetics)


2006
Start of the campaign against child labor at Feira da Sulanca, in Caruaru.


2007
Fire destroyed dormitories of African students at the University of Brasília.

 

By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © 2007, 2015
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Brazilian Days (086): March 27

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 29, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: ambulant trade, Antònio Palocci, Brasil, Brazil, calendar, Central do Brasil, culture, Dia do Serviço de Saúde, Dia do Teatro, Dia Mundial do Circo, Dom Pedro II, Domingão do Faustão, Fausto Silva, Francisco das Chagas, Getúlio Vargas, Health Service, history, luiz inacio lula da silva, Maranhão, March, Pelé, sao paulo, theater, World Circus Day. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 086 

March 27

.


DAY OF:


Dia Mundial do Circo
(World Circus Day)


Dia do Teatro
(Theater)


Dia do Serviço de Saúde
(Health Service)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1810
Liberation of ambulant trade in Brazil


1858
Inauguration of the railway (estrada do ferro, now Central do Brasil) by Dom Pedro II


1953
Realization of the biggest strike during the government of Getúlio Vargas, by more than 300 thousands workers in São Paulo.


1989
Start of Domingão do Faustão,with Fausto Silva

Brazilian broadcast Globo launched the program, in their attempt to gain viewers from Sílvio Santos during Sunday afternoons.


2002
Shirt used by Pelé at the 1970 World Cup sold for approximately 520 thousand reais.


1968
Inactivation of the final tram lines in the city of São Paulo


2004
Confession by mechanic Francisco das Chagas of the killing of 12 children in the state of Maranhão


2006
Acceptance of demisison of Antònio Palocci, by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © 2007, 2015
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Brazilian Days (085): March 26

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 29, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: Brasil, Brazil, calendar, Câmara Municipal, Clube Atlético Paranaense, Cocoa, culture, D. João VI, Debret, delta wing, Dia do Cacau, Dia do Mercosul, Evaristo Martins, George W. Bush, history, March, mercosul, O Estado de S.Paulo, Oswaldo Cruz, persona non grata, Porto Alegre, Princess Isabel, Rio de Janeiro. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 085 

March 26

.


DAY OF:


Dia do Cacau
(Cocoa)


Dia do Mercosul
(Mercosul)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1991
Constitution of Mercosul by Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.

The four countries signed the Tratado de Assunção (Treaty of Asunción).


1816
Arrival in Brazil of French painter Debret, who designed the flag of the Brazilian Empire. 


1876
Start of the Second Regency of Princess Isabel. 


1942
Foundation of Clube Atlético Paranaense 


1772
Foundation of the city of Porto Alegre (RS)

On that day the Freguesia de São Francisco do Porto dos Casais was created. It was eventually renamed into Porto Alegre. 


 

1903
Acceptance of the position of general directer of Brazilian Public Health by Oswaldo Cruz.

He promised to eradicate yellow fever in Brazil within three years. 


1940
Invasion of newspaper `O Estado de S.Paulo` by the police.

The directors of the newspapers were accused of conspiracy against Estado Novo (the Brazilian government at that time).


1821
Senate of Câmara Municipal (City Council) in Rio de Janeiro asked Portuguese king D. João VI to stay in Brazil. 


2003
Câmara Municipal (City Council) of Rio de Janeiro declared American president George W. Bush ‘persona non grata’


2005
Death of Evaristo Martins in an accident with a delta wing.

By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © 2007, 2015
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Brazilian Days (084): March 25

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 29, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: Antônio de Sampaio Dória, Anunciação do Anjo e Encarnação do Verbo, Clube Atlético Mineiro, Colégio D. Pedro II, Dia da Primeira Constituição Brasileira, Dia do Aniversário do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Escola Normal, Icó, Partido Comunista do Brasil, Rosa Teixeira Lima, Teófilo Otoni. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 084 

March 25

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DAY OF:


 

Dia da Primeira Constituição Brasileira (1824)
(Day of First Brazilian Constitutional Law)


Anunciação do Anjo e Encarnação do Verbo
(Feast of the Annunciation)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1883
Birth of educator Antônio de Sampaio Dória


1874
Creation of Escola Normal in Rio de Janeiro


1838
Inauguration of Colégio D. Pedro II


1908
Foundation of soccer club Clube Atlético Mineiro (CAM).


1854
Introduction of the first gas lamps in Rio de Janeiro.


1922
Foundation of the Partido Comunista do Brasil (PCB, Brazilian Communist Party).


1970
Amplification of the Brazilian territorial waters from 12 to 200 nautical miles, by president Médici


1824
Emperor D. Pedro I swore on the new Brazilian constitution.


1881
Installation of the municipality of Teófilo Otoni – MG (created on 9 Nov 1878)


1883
Abolition of all slaves in Icó (CE)


1884
Ceará became the first Brazilian state to abolish slavery


2007
Death of Rosa Teixeira Lima (Curitiba, PR), at the age of 112

By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © 2007, 2015
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Brazilian Days (083): March 24

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 29, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: Antônio Pimenta Neves, Associação de Marinheiros e Fuzileiros Navais do Brasil, Ayrton Senna, Biosafety Law, Daniele Hypólito, Dia da União dos Povos Latino-americanos, Dia Mundial do Combate à Tuberculose, Eugenio Chipkevitch, Lei Pelé, Parque Nacional dos Campos Gerais, Redenção da Serra, Reserva das Araucárias, Tratado de Aliança Ofensiva e Defensiva, Walter Clark Bueno. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 083 

March 24

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DAY OF:


Dia Mundial do Combate à Tuberculose
(World TB Day). March 24 refers to the day in 1882, when German scientist Robert Koch announced the discovery of the cause of TB: the tuberculosis bacillus. Since 1990, TB cases have dropped significantly, but still 1,4 million people die of TB each year (WHO 2011).


Dia da União dos Povos Latino-americanos
(United Latin American People)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1997
Death of television director Walter Clark Bueno


1860
Redenção da Serra (SP) elevated to the status of  Vila


1843
Ratification of the
Tratado de Aliança Ofensiva e Defensiva (Treaty of Offensive and Defensive Alliance) between Argentina and Brazil.


1964
Issue of the order of imprisonment of the members of Associação de Marinheiros e Fuzileiros Navais do Brasil (Association of Brazilian Marines)


1991
Ayrton Senna (Team McLaren) won the Formula I GP of Interlagos


1998
Introduction of general sports rules by law (Lei nº 9.615 – Lei Pelé)


2001
Liberation of journalist Antônio Pimenta Neves


2005
Approval of the Biosafety Law by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva


2005
Earthquake of 5,0 degrees, according the Richter scale, in center-north of the state of Mato Grosso


2006
Storms of more than 170 km/h destroyed houses in Florianópolis – SC


2006
Approval of the creation of Parque Nacional dos Campos Gerais (National Park of Campos Gerais, PR) and Reserva das Araucárias (Araucárias Reserve, PR).


2002
Golden medal for Brazilian gymnast Daniele Hypólito at the Gymnastics World Cup in Cottbus, Germany.


2003
Brazilian pediatrician Eugenio Chipkevitch condemned to 124 years in prison for sexual abuse.

Born in 1954 in Ukraine, Eugenio gained international reputation as a medical specialist. A telecom technician, however, discovered a large garbage bag with videos of sexual actions of Eugenio with boys aged 8-17. The penalty was reduced to 114 years.

By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © 2007, 2015

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Brazilian Days (082): March 23

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 29, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: Academia Brasileira de Letras, Artur da Silva Bernardes, Ayrton Senna, Brasil, Brazil, calendar, Carlos Heitor Cony, Cícero Romão Batista, culture, Dia da Inclusão Digital, Dia Mundial da Meteorologia, Duque de Caxias, Eder Jofre, Espirito Santo, florianopolis, Garrincha, Grão Pará, history, Luís Alves de Lima e Silva, March, Nelson Piquet, Nossa Senhora do Desterro, Padre Cicero, Pedro Carlos Brito, Polícia Civil, Rodrigo Pessoa, Sao Luis, sao paulo, Vasco Fernandes Coutinho, World Meteorological Day. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 082 

March 23

 .


DAY OF:


Dia Mundial da Meteorologia
(World Meteorological Day). In 2013, the 50th anniversary of World Weather Watch is celebrated.


Dia da Inclusão Digital
(Digital Inclusion)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1726
Elevation of Nossa Senhora do Desterro (now Florianópolis,SC) to the status of vila.

This date is marked as the anniversary of Florianópolis.


1957
Professional debut of boxer Éder Jofre


1688
City of São Luís nominated as capital of  Maranhão and do Grão-Pará


1535
Vasco Fernandes Coutinho baptized his Capitania ‘Espírito Santo’


1681
City of São Paulo elevated to the status of capital of the Capitania São Paulo.


1844
Birth of Cícero Romão Batista (Padre Cícero)


1955
Death of Artur da Silva Bernardes, Brazilian president from 1922 to 1926


1982
Nelson Piquet won the Formula I GP of Brazil in Jacarepaguá (RJ).


2003
Brazilian horseman Rodrigo Pessoa won the Grand Prix of s’ Hertogenbosch (the Netherlands)


2003
Liberation of entrepreneur Pedro Carlos Brito, who was kidnapped on 5 February 2003.


2007
Mega operation of Polícia Civil (Civil Police) in entire Brazil (1675 arrested in the state of São Paulo only)


1869
Luís Alves de Lima e Silva received the title Duque de Caxias.


1972
Final goal by Garrincha as a professional soccer player.


1986
Ayrton Senna and Nelson Piquet finished 1st and 2nd, respectively, in the Formula I Grand Prix of Brazil.


2000
Election of writer Carlos Heitor Cony for the Academia Brasileira de Letras (Brazilian Letter Academy).

By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © 2007, 2015
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Brazilian Days (081): March 22

Posted by adrianoantoine on March 28, 2022
Posted in: Brazil, Calendar, Culture, History. Tagged: Arnóbio Marques, Bahia, Brandão Filho, Brasil, Brazil, calendar, conde D'Eu, culture, Dia Mundial da Água, history, Jornada dos Vassalos, March, Ouro Preto, Paraguayan War, Pernambuco, spinal anesthesia, Taubaté, World Water Day. Leave a comment



Brazilian Days 081 

March 22

.


DAY OF:


Dia Mundial da Água 
(World Water Day)


BRAZILIAN HISTORY:


1998
Death of actor and comedian Brandão Filho 


1864
Nomination of conde D’Eu as chief commander of the armed forces during the Paraguayan War


1625
Arrival of  ‘Jornada dos Vassalos’ in Bahia

This vessel was under the command of D. Fabrique de Toledo Osório


1833
Revolt at Ouro Preto (MG)


1901
First spinal anesthesia by surgeon Arnóbio Marques in Pernambuco


1941
Brazilian vessel Taubaté attacked by German warplanes, in the Mediterranean Sea.

By Adriano Antoine Robbesom © .2007, 2015

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