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Brazilian table tennis player Bruna Alexandre etched her name into the history books in 2024 by becoming the first Brazilian athlete ever to compete in both the Olympic and Paralympic Games — a feat that symbolizes not only sporting excellence but also the breaking of barriers in inclusion and representation. Her double participation in Paris … Ler mais
In a night that will be remembered as one of the darkest chapters in Brazil’s World Cup Qualifying history, the Seleção suffered a 4–1 defeat to Argentina, marking the largest margin of loss to their South American rivals in the history of the competition. The result not only shocked fans across the country but also … Ler mais
Brazilian para-athlete Cristian Ribera made history once again by claiming gold in the sprint event at the Paralympic Cross-Country Skiing World Championships, held this past weekend in Lillehammer, Norway. Competing in one of the most physically demanding winter sports, Ribera continues to defy expectations — showing that Brazil’s impact in global snow sports is on … Ler mais
In a defining moment for the country’s sporting legacy, Brazil achieved its best-ever performance at a Paralympic Games, finishing in fifth place overall at the Paris 2024 Paralympics. With a stunning total of 89 medals, including 25 golds, the Brazilian delegation cemented its status as a global Paralympic powerhouse and the leader in the Southern … Ler mais
In a unique fusion of education and athletic inspiration, a new Brazilian literacy initiative has transformed the life stories of celebrated athletes — including Vinícius Júnior, Rafaela Silva, Gabriel Medina, and Ítalo Ferreira — into beautifully illustrated children’s books. The campaign, titled “Real-Life Tales”, aims to promote reading among school-age children while teaching values such … Ler mais
The Brazilian women’s national football team has officially begun its first training cycle for the 2025 Copa América, with a renewed focus on youth development, tactical versatility, and long-term Olympic planning. Under the guidance of head coach Arthur Elias, the team is undergoing a strategic refresh following its quarterfinal exit at the Paris 2024 Olympic … Ler mais
In a surprising and emotional turn of events, the Brazilian national blind football team was eliminated from the final of a major international tournament for the first time in its history, following a dramatic penalty shootout loss to Argentina. The match, held during the 2024 IBSA (International Blind Sports Federation) Blind Football World Grand Prix, … Ler mais
In celebration of International Women’s Day, the Brazilian Paralympic Committee (CPB) has released a powerful new documentary titled “Women on the Podium”, featuring the lives and training routines of three of Brazil’s top female Paralympic athletes: Tuany Barbosa, Mariana D’Andrea, and Sophia Kelmer. The film, which debuted on CPB’s digital platforms and public TV networks, … Ler mais
The Brazilian Paralympic Committee (CPB) has officially launched a nationwide celebration campaign to mark its 30th anniversary, highlighting three decades of dedication to inclusion, high performance, and social transformation through sport. The commemorative project began with projections on national landmarks, including the iconic Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, illuminating the figure with the … Ler mais
In a landmark move to strengthen Brazil’s commitment to inclusion in sport, the Ministry of Sports has signed a new agreement that redirects funds collected from corporate labor fines to the Paralympic sports sector. The initiative aims to expand access, infrastructure, and competitive support for athletes with disabilities — just months after Brazil’s historic top-5 … Ler mais