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17 Best Cities to Visit in Brazil

17 Best Cities to Visit in Brazil

On #MediterraneanDay, we do not want to position ourselves on the side of those who look at the Mediterranean from the prism of crisis, violence or emigration. But we also do not want to ignore the difficulties. We are on the side of those who think that our region has a future, that our diversity is wealth. We need to open new routes of ideas and knowledge between East and West, create new opportunities and alliances despite current and future threats. we need to find new ways to address problems together, turning these challenges into great opportunities for a more prosperous, sustainable and united Mediterranean. Commit to a new cooperation framework, a new common space of an innovative nature. Contribute together to create a global and competitive Mediterranean, to position the region as a global axis of development and growth associated with Europe without forgetting its roots in Africa. An integrated Mediterranean without borders or prejudices, so that the future does not depend on geopolitics. Where economic development impacts a higher quality of life for the Mediterranean peoples. https://lnkd.in/dGaH2fzX

Catch today's Benivo update with Fragomen's Julia Onslow-Cole on immigration and geopolitical developments in Latin America! 🌎 Learn about regional trends, elections, and the latest in the immigration and mobility industry. #LATAM #Immigration #Geopolitics Don't miss it! 🚀 Laura Weingort, Leonor Echeverría Hine

Earlier today, I wrote a piece on my personal page with some personal reflections on the appropriateness or otherwise of 26th January, as Australia's "national day". I've long held the view - many years before I became aware of the feelings of Australia's First Peoples about the appropriateness of the date - that using the anniversary of the foundation of Sydney (which, claims that it actually represents the anniversary of the creation of Australian citizenship in 1948 notwithstanding, is what the vast majority of Australians think that the 26th January commemorates) as a celebration of Australia as a nation is a bad choice. It reinforces what I've long felt is an excessively Sydney-centric interpretation of Australia's post-1778 history and culture. Most nations who have 'national days' - and especially those nations who were once colonies of other nations - have as their national days, a day which their citizens identify as symbolizing them ceasing to be a colony, rather than of becoming one, as the 26th January does. To the many people who I know will disagree with me about this, I want to say, I love this country as much as you do, and I'm no less proud of being an Australian than you are. But I don't need to commemorate the founding of Sydney to prove it: and I don't see why I should be expected to. The article is also now on my website, here: https://lnkd.in/gHwtpkN5 - along with a map of 'Australia' that omits NSW, Queensland and Victoria, rather than Tasmania (as all too many maps purporting to be of 'Australia' still do). It was of course drawn up by Abel Tasman, the first European to "discover" Tasmania (or Van Diemen's Land, as he called it), as well as New Zealand - 128 years before Captain James Cook, aided by Tasman's maps, "discovered" the site of present-day Sydney Airport, an event which the Sydney-centric view of Australian history still regards as the [European] "discovery" of Australia. Thankyou Ratih Luhur for finding and posting this map.

Today is the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples—a day to recognize the cultures, traditions, contributions and resiliency of the world's Indigenous communities. More: https://bit.ly/3YzdCY0 #IndigenousPeoplesDay

ITALY is BLESSED by an INTERGENERATIONAL CLOSENESS 🤗-in this ISSUE (at the link in bio! ✨ ) we dive into the various strata of the Italian population from TEENS growing up under 🌋’s to the LAST regulars standing at Italy’s cooperative 🃏 - and EVERYONE in between!!! #italysegreta #generations https://lnkd.in/eCPiF3St

The COVID-19 pandemic irreversibly altered human life. Amid the global emergency, Indigenous Peoples and local forest communities survived, adapted, and grew from the hardship. Their inspiring stories illuminate one of the darkest chapters in recent history. These are a set of four interwoven stories of resilience from Ecuador, Brazil, Costa Rica and Indonesia which we have co-created with the Global Alliance of Territorial Communities. Watch them by clicking here --> https://lnkd.in/ensnRhQM

Let's celebrate Independence Day together! We'd love to hear from you! What's your favorite Independence Day tradition, food, or activity? Share with us in the comments below!  #4thOfJuly #IndependenceDay #FourthOfJuly #FractionalOwnership #SharedOwnership #WealthManagement #CoOwnership #RealEstateGrowth #PropertySharing #VacationHome #SecondHome #Timeshare #RealEstateLife #HomeSharing #LuxuryLiving #TravelCommunity

Lens on Life: Meduna Iyanu Captures Success on Pesa's Immigrant Stories In this insightful episode, Meduna shares his journey of adapting to life as an immigrant, his inspiring career shift, and valuable advice for those building a life abroad. His story is a testament to the resilience and determination that immigrants bring to their new homes, and a reminder of the importance of pursuing your passions and taking calculated risks. Would you like to share your Immigrant Stories with us? Send us a DM. 📩 #PesasImmigrantStories #ImmigrantLife