(Declaration of Human Rights). On August 26, 1789, Marquise de Lafayette presented the “Déclaration des Droits de l’Homme et des Citoyens” to the Assemblée Nationale Constituante, in France. This declaration consists of 17 articles, from which article 1 is the most commonly known: People are born free, and with equal rights. This declaration was the basis for other universal declarations, such as of the United Nations in 1948, and of the European Union in 1950, and in 2000.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Direitos Humanos (Parte 1)
Direitos Humanos (Parte 2)
Dia Internacional da Igualdade Feminina
(International Day Women’s Equal Rights). This date is adapted from the United States, where on August 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment of the American Constitution was ratified. Women then gained the right to vote. This day has been introduced in 2006 by president Bush.
Repórter Justiça: A realidade da mulher brasileira
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
1899 Foundation of the city of Campo Grande, capital of the state of Mato Grosso do Sul (MS).
In 1877, Santo Antônio de Campo was founded by the farmers José Antônio Pereira and Manoel Vieira de Sousa, at the location where two rivers (Prosa and Segredo) come together. The village was located along the important route from Bauru in São Paulo to Corumbá, northwest of the state of Mato Grosso do Sul. The village grew quickly, and was upgraded to a city on August 26, 1899. The name was shortened to Campo Grande. Since 1977, Campo Grande is the capital of Mato Grosso do Sul, that was separated from Mato Grosso. The city now counts almost 800 thousand inhabitants; most of them are (descendants of) migrants from Japan, The Lebanon, and Portugal.
CAMPO GRANDE (MS)
Campo Grande 111 years
Campo Grande 111 years –
TV Record Rural
112 anos Campo Grande – História
Campo Grande-MS
COPA 2014 CAMPO GRANDE – Parte 1
COPA 2014 CAMPO GRANDE – Parte 2
campo grande-ms
1914 Foundation of sport club Palmeiras.
In 1914, Palestra Itália was founded, predecessor of Palmeiras. With this, also the Italian colony in São Paulo – along the English and Germans – their own soccer team. The soccer team gained a couple of titles in the early years since the foundation. 1942 became a dramatic year for Palestra, when – thanks to the participation of Brazil in the war against Germany and Italy – the team had to break their ties with the Italian motherland, and also had to rename the team. The new name was Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras. The players were allowed to wear their colors green and white. Since the introduction of the official Brazilian championship in 1971, Palmeiras became four times champion, in 1972, 1973, 1993, 1994. In 1951, Palmeiras conquered the Copa Rio, at that time considered as the World Cup for club teams. The FIFA had recognized this cup as the world cup for some months, but later withdrew this decision. In 1999, Palmeiras conquered the Copa Libertadores. Another drama happened in 2002, when the team relegated to the second division. One year later, Palmeiras became champion of the second division and returned in the highest division. Famous Palmeiras players are the goalkeepers Marcos and Emerson Leão (later be became coach), and the players Roberto Carlos, and Rivaldo.
emblem / emblem through the years
World champion 1951 (shortly recognized by the FIFA) / Brazilian champion 1972
Libertadores Cup winner 1999 / mascots
PALMEIRAS
Hymn of Palmeiras (with subtitles)
Palmeiras – Documentário Record News
Palmeiras Campeão 1951
Palmeiras Campeão Brasileiro 1972
Palmeiras Campeão Brasileiro 1973 Parte 1
Palmeiras Campeão Brasileiro 1973 Parte 2
Palmeiras 2×0 Vitória – Palmeiras CAMPEÃO BRASILEIRO 1993
Palmeiras Tetra Campeão 1994
Trajetória Palmeiras Campeão Libertadores 1999
Mundial 99 – Palmeiras 0 x 1 Manchester – Melhores Momentos
(Opera singer). Until the 20th century, castrated men with their high voices were the absolute stars. Among them, Carlo Farineli was one of the most famous. At the end of the 19th century, castration in order to keep the high voice, was forbidden. Famous singers of recent times are amongst others Maria Callas, and Pavarotti, Carreras, Bocelli. The most famous Brazilian opera singer is the soprano Bidu Sayão (1902-1999).
1960
Formation of the ministries of Energy and Mines (Minas e Energia), and Trade and Industries (Indústria e Comércio).
The latter already has been renamed in the ministry of Development, Industries, and Foreign Trade (Desenvolvimento, Indústria e Comércio Exterior).
1951 Palmeiras won the Copa Rio Internacional, after winning the finals against Juventus (ITA).
After the loss of the Brazilian national team in the World Cup final in 1950, the Brazilian soccer association organized an international tournament for national champions. The tournament was held with two groups of four, playing in Rio de Janeiro and in São Paulo. In Rio the participating teams were: Vasco (BRA), Sporting (POR), Austria Wien (AUT), and Nacional (URU). In São Paulo the participating teams were: Palmeiras (BRA), Red Star (YUG), Juventus (ITA), and Nice (FRA). The semi finals were matches between Vasco and Palmeiras, and between Juventus and Austria Wien. Since 2001, Palmeiras had tried having this tournament recognized by the FIFA, as the first world cup for club teams. The FIFA recognized that indeed, in March 2007. But other Brazilian teams followed to fight for their recognition as a world cup winner. At the end of December 2007, FIFA withdrew that decision, and Corinthians (winner of the world cup for club teams in 2000) was declared as the first winner of a world cup for club teams.
WORLD CUP 1951
COPA RIO 1951 – 1° MUNDIAL
Palmeiras-1951 – Campeão ”1º Campeonato Mundial Interclubes
Mundial Palmeirense Copa Rio 1951
Palmeiras, Campeão Mundial 1951
1911 Padre Cícero (1844-1934) elected as major of the newly-created municipality of Juazeiro do Norte (CE).
Padre Cícero Romão Batista was born in Crato (CE) on March 24, 1844. He started his studies at a seminary, and was professed in 1870. At Christmas 1871, Padre Cícero visited Juazeiro for the first time. In 1889, the first miracle occurred, when a host had transformed into blood. This occurrence repeated various times. These miracles created controversy with the Catholic Church, and the father was excommunicated. On July 22, 1911, Padre Cícero became the first mayor of the newly-created Juazeiro, later renamed into Juazeiro do Norte. The father has not been canonized, but is one of the most biographed persons in the world.
1911 Creation of the municipality of Juazeiro do Norte
Initially, Juazeiro do Norte was a district of nearby Crato, and was called Vila de Tabuleiro Grande. Padre Cícero (See above) was one of the responsible men for the emancipation and independence of Juazeiro do Norte. At present, the city in the southeast of the state of Ceará counts more than 250 thousand inhabitants.
JUAZEIRO DO NORTE
JUAZEIRO DO NORTE –
CAPITAL DO CARIRI CEARENSE
JUAZEIRO DO NORTE 2012
Juazeiro do Norte completa 100 anos
JUAZEIRO DO PADRE CÍCERO
2002 Sérgio Vieira de Mello elected as High Commissioner of Human Rights of the United Nations.
Sérgio was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1948, and studied philosophy at Brazilian and European universities. He started his career at the United Nations in 1969. He has worked in many countries, among them is East-Timor. He was responsible for the transitional administration. Then he moved to Bagdad, as a Special Representative. In 2003, Sérgio and 21 others were killed in a bomb blast.
2007 Gold medal for Marcel Stürmer during the Pan American Games (roller skates)
Marcel won the gold medal with free style artistic roller skating. He also won gold in 2003 and in 2011. His best result at the world championships was the second place in 2011.
2007 Gold medal for Emanuel Rego and Ricardo Santos during the Pan American Games (beach volleyball).
Emmanuel won gold medals at the Pan American Games of 2007 and 2011, gold at the Olympic Games 2004, and is three-time world champion. Ricardo won the gold medal at the Pan American Games of 2007, gold at the Olympic Games 2004, and is one-time world champion.
Fragment of the final
2007 Gold medal for Brazilian men’s handball team during the Pan American Game.
Arch rival Argentina was beaten 30-22 in the final.
(Declaration of Human Rights). On August 26, 1789, Marquise de Lafayette presented the “Déclaration des Droits de l’Homme et des Citoyens” to the Assemblée Nationale Constituante, in France. This declaration consists of 17 articles, from which article 1 is the most commonly known: People are born free, and with equal rights. This declaration was the basis for other universal declarations, such as of the United Nations in 1948, and of the European Union in 1950, and in 2000.
HUMAN RIGHTS
Direitos Humanos (Parte 1)
Direitos Humanos (Parte 2)
Dia Internacional da Igualdade Feminina
(International Day Women’s Equal Rights). This date is adapted from the United States, where on August 26, 1920, the 19th Amendment of the American Constitution was ratified. Women then gained the right to vote. This day has been introduced in 2006 by president Bush.
Repórter Justiça: A realidade da mulher brasileira
BRAZILIAN HISTORY:
1899 Foundation of the city of Campo Grande, capital of the state of Mato Grosso do Sul (MS).
In 1877, Santo Antônio de Campo was founded by the farmers José Antônio Pereira and Manoel Vieira de Sousa, at the location where two rivers (Prosa and Segredo) come together. The village was located along the important route from Bauru in São Paulo to Corumbá, northwest of the state of Mato Grosso do Sul. The village grew quickly, and was upgraded to a city on August 26, 1899. The name was shortened to Campo Grande. Since 1977, Campo Grande is the capital of Mato Grosso do Sul, that was separated from Mato Grosso. The city now counts almost 800 thousand inhabitants; most of them are (descendants of) migrants from Japan, The Lebanon, and Portugal.
CAMPO GRANDE (MS)
Campo Grande 111 years
Campo Grande 111 years –
TV Record Rural
112 anos Campo Grande – História
Campo Grande-MS
COPA 2014 CAMPO GRANDE – Parte 1
COPA 2014 CAMPO GRANDE – Parte 2
campo grande-ms
1914 Foundation of sport club Palmeiras.
In 1914, Palestra Itália was founded, predecessor of Palmeiras. With this, also the Italian colony in São Paulo – along the English and Germans – their own soccer team. The soccer team gained a couple of titles in the early years since the foundation. 1942 became a dramatic year for Palestra, when – thanks to the participation of Brazil in the war against Germany and Italy – the team had to break their ties with the Italian motherland, and also had to rename the team. The new name was Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras. The players were allowed to wear their colors green and white. Since the introduction of the official Brazilian championship in 1971, Palmeiras became four times champion, in 1972, 1973, 1993, 1994. In 1951, Palmeiras conquered the Copa Rio, at that time considered as the World Cup for club teams. The FIFA had recognized this cup as the world cup for some months, but later withdrew this decision. In 1999, Palmeiras conquered the Copa Libertadores. Another drama happened in 2002, when the team relegated to the second division. One year later, Palmeiras became champion of the second division and returned in the highest division. Famous Palmeiras players are the goalkeepers Marcos and Emerson Leão (later be became coach), and the players Roberto Carlos, and Rivaldo.
emblem / emblem through the years
World champion 1951 (shortly recognized by the FIFA) / Brazilian champion 1972
Libertadores Cup winner 1999 / mascots
PALMEIRAS
Hymn of Palmeiras (with subtitles)
Palmeiras – Documentário Record News
Palmeiras Campeão 1951
Palmeiras Campeão Brasileiro 1972
Palmeiras Campeão Brasileiro 1973 Parte 1
Palmeiras Campeão Brasileiro 1973 Parte 2
Palmeiras 2×0 Vitória – Palmeiras CAMPEÃO BRASILEIRO 1993
Palmeiras Tetra Campeão 1994
Trajetória Palmeiras Campeão Libertadores 1999
Mundial 99 – Palmeiras 0 x 1 Manchester – Melhores Momentos
(Opera singer). Until the 20th century, castrated men with their high voices were the absolute stars. Among them, Carlo Farineli was one of the most famous. At the end of the 19th century, castration in order to keep the high voice, was forbidden. Famous singers of recent times are amongst others Maria Callas, and Pavarotti, Carreras, Bocelli. The most famous Brazilian opera singer is the soprano Bidu Sayão (1902-1999).
1960
Formation of the ministries of Energy and Mines (Minas e Energia), and Trade and Industries (Indústria e Comércio).
The latter already has been renamed in the ministry of Development, Industries, and Foreign Trade (Desenvolvimento, Indústria e Comércio Exterior).
1951 Palmeiras won the Copa Rio Internacional, after winning the finals against Juventus (ITA).
After the loss of the Brazilian national team in the World Cup final in 1950, the Brazilian soccer association organized an international tournament for national champions. The tournament was held with two groups of four, playing in Rio de Janeiro and in São Paulo. In Rio the participating teams were: Vasco (BRA), Sporting (POR), Austria Wien (AUT), and Nacional (URU). In São Paulo the participating teams were: Palmeiras (BRA), Red Star (YUG), Juventus (ITA), and Nice (FRA). The semi finals were matches between Vasco and Palmeiras, and between Juventus and Austria Wien. Since 2001, Palmeiras had tried having this tournament recognized by the FIFA, as the first world cup for club teams. The FIFA recognized that indeed, in March 2007. But other Brazilian teams followed to fight for their recognition as a world cup winner. At the end of December 2007, FIFA withdrew that decision, and Corinthians (winner of the world cup for club teams in 2000) was declared as the first winner of a world cup for club teams.
WORLD CUP 1951
COPA RIO 1951 – 1° MUNDIAL
Palmeiras-1951 – Campeão ”1º Campeonato Mundial Interclubes
Mundial Palmeirense Copa Rio 1951
Palmeiras, Campeão Mundial 1951
1911 Padre Cícero (1844-1934) elected as major of the newly-created municipality of Juazeiro do Norte (CE).
Padre Cícero Romão Batista was born in Crato (CE) on March 24, 1844. He started his studies at a seminary, and was professed in 1870. At Christmas 1871, Padre Cícero visited Juazeiro for the first time. In 1889, the first miracle occurred, when a host had transformed into blood. This occurrence repeated various times. These miracles created controversy with the Catholic Church, and the father was excommunicated. On July 22, 1911, Padre Cícero became the first mayor of the newly-created Juazeiro, later renamed into Juazeiro do Norte. The father has not been canonized, but is one of the most biographed persons in the world.
1911 Creation of the municipality of Juazeiro do Norte
Initially, Juazeiro do Norte was a district of nearby Crato, and was called Vila de Tabuleiro Grande. Padre Cícero (See above) was one of the responsible men for the emancipation and independence of Juazeiro do Norte. At present, the city in the southeast of the state of Ceará counts more than 250 thousand inhabitants.
JUAZEIRO DO NORTE
JUAZEIRO DO NORTE –
CAPITAL DO CARIRI CEARENSE
JUAZEIRO DO NORTE 2012
Juazeiro do Norte completa 100 anos
JUAZEIRO DO PADRE CÍCERO
2002 Sérgio Vieira de Mello elected as High Commissioner of Human Rights of the United Nations.
Sérgio was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1948, and studied philosophy at Brazilian and European universities. He started his career at the United Nations in 1969. He has worked in many countries, among them is East-Timor. He was responsible for the transitional administration. Then he moved to Bagdad, as a Special Representative. In 2003, Sérgio and 21 others were killed in a bomb blast.
2007 Gold medal for Marcel Stürmer during the Pan American Games (roller skates)
Marcel won the gold medal with free style artistic roller skating. He also won gold in 2003 and in 2011. His best result at the world championships was the second place in 2011.
2007 Gold medal for Emanuel Rego and Ricardo Santos during the Pan American Games (beach volleyball).
Emmanuel won gold medals at the Pan American Games of 2007 and 2011, gold at the Olympic Games 2004, and is three-time world champion. Ricardo won the gold medal at the Pan American Games of 2007, gold at the Olympic Games 2004, and is one-time world champion.
Fragment of the final
2007 Gold medal for Brazilian men’s handball team during the Pan American Game.
Arch rival Argentina was beaten 30-22 in the final.
Sambaschool Mancha Verdeis a young samba school, founded in 2000, but Mancha Verde has a longer history. In 1983, three supporter unions (Império Verde, Inferno Verde e Grêmio Alviverde) of soccer club Palmeiras united themselves to Mancha Verde. In 1983, Mancha Verde made its debut in the carnival as a bloco (street carnival group with predominantly percussion instruments). In 2004, the samba school became champion of the transition class; their best achievement in the elite class is the fourth place in 2010 as well in 2011. Besides, Mancha Verde is a 2-time champion in the sports class.
Photo: Marcos Bezerra/Futura Press
Humility The theme for this year is
“Pelas Mãos Do Mensageiro Do Axé a Lição De Odú Obará: A Humildade“. Through the hands of the messenger of Axé, the wise lesson of Odú Obará: Humility
Humility is the lesson that the samba school wants to teach us. Modesty would be a better translation, although Mancha Verde is very ambitious and is aiming for their first championship in the elite class. The school demonstrates the Orixá gods, who are part of the Candomblé cult, in which the natural religions of the African slaves is interwoven with catholicism.
Some examples of the fantasies:
Samba school Mancha Verde presented their theme
inventors and geniuses.
Full name: GRCES Mancha Verde (1983), Barra Funda (initiative by Palmeiras supporters)
Colors: Green, white, and red
Theme 2011: “Uma idéia de Gênio!” “Some idea from a genius!”
(text samba, see below)
Mancha Verde became champion in the transition class in 2004ç their best achievement in the elite class was the seventh place in 2006. The school became champion in the sports class in 2006 and 2007.
Verdadeiro orgulho de um povo
Derramo sobre a noite a luz do dia
Desperto o universo com um sopro de amor
Sou eu o criador de toda a vida
O homem fiz surgir
Evoluir em novidades geniais
Eureka!! encontrei a explicação
Com o poder de mudar “imprimi” meu caminhar
“orientei” caminhos, “contei cada segundo”
O renascimento foi inspiração
Para o maior gênio do mundo
Vem que eu faço se “mover” E trago o mundo até você Vem voar, sonhar “brincar de deus”, poder curar Na energia que faz clarear!! “descrevi” um grande amor “modelei”, fiz encantar Se pintei também a dor Mil notas musicias eu “projetei” no ar Arte ou loucura o que será? Ser surreal… poder inventar Um mundo sem ódio e rancor Onde o maior valor seja se expressar “larguem minha fantasia” eu quero sambar Na felicidade de um novo amanhã Um grito ecoou: é campeã!!!
É verde o sangue que corre na veia Mancha, levanta poeira Uma ideia genial Pintando nesse carnaval!
By Dr. Adriano Antoine Robbesom Original text in Dutch, translated with help of Google Translator
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