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3201237	无图 Em comunicado da cúpula, no Rio, países dizem que recondução da brasileira recebeu forte apoio de todos os membros Líderes manifestam apoio a Dilma no banco do Brics - 06/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 114	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-06 16:54:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201236	无图 Negociações atingem o nível mais alto desde 2013, à medida que grupos buscam matérias-primas que sustentem a economia global China compra minas pelo mundo para garantir recursos - 06/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 124	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-06 18:16:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201235	无图 EUA vão adotar em agosto taxas a países com os quais não tenha alcançado acordos Trump ameaça aplicar tarifa de 10% a países do Brics - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 80	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 03:27:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201234	无图 Província de Zhejiang acelera infraestrutura de energia renovável para atender demanda crescente do setor de inteligência artificial Hangzhou, cidade da DeepSeek, enfrenta desafio energético - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 132	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 05:00:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201233	无图 Especialistas apontam que empresas estão usando estoques e ainda não repassaram a alta a consumidores Impacto das tarifas nos EUA estão por vir, dizem analistas - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 101	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 05:00:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201232	无图 Não há vencedores em guerras tarifárias, e o protecionismo não leva a lugar nenhum, afirma porta-voz Mao Ning China responde a Trump que Brics não visa os EUA - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 109	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 07:48:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201231	无图 Para tentar atingir chineses, EUA fechou acordo comercial com Vietnã China redireciona exportações para escapar de Trump - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 68	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 08:00:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201230	无图 Investidores avaliam declarações do presidente dos EUA que adiou volta das tarifas e ameaça taxas a quem se aproximar dos Brics Dólar e Bolsa hoje (7); acompanhe as cotações - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 127	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 09:44:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201229	无图 Na declaração de líderes, bloco condenou medidas unilaterais no comércio internacional Governo Lula: ameaças de Trump fortalecem posição do Brics - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 86	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 10:10:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201228	无图 O projeto fiscal do Partido Republicano elimina subsídios para energias solar e eólica, enquanto país asiático avança em plano energético Como o projeto tributário de Trump ajuda a China com IAs - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 137	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 11:00:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201227	无图 Cerca de 75% dos medicamentos utilizados no SUS são produzidos no Brasil Futuro do setor de saúde passa pelo fortalecimento da indústria farmacêutica - 07/07/2025 - Opinião - Folha	查看 72	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 12:04:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201226	无图 Taxas recíprocas e cobranças contra fentanil e imigração foram algumas das justificativas dadas pelo presidente dos EUA Tarifas de Trump: Relembre guerra de taxa criada pelos EUA - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 119	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 12:12:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201225	无图 Modhera, lar de um templo hindu do sol, foi reinventada como pioneira em energia no país Modhera: vila solar 'modelo' ilumina desafios na Índia - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 88	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 12:16:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201224	无图 De fast food a videogames, novas empresas estão deixando sua marca no Ocidente Marcas chinesas estão conquistando o mundo, e isso é bom - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 78	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 13:25:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201223	无图 Investigação da Reuters revela que 24 dos 36 projetos analisados envolvem empresas multadas por desmatamento ilegal Créditos de carbono na amazônia beneficiam desmatadores - 07/07/2025 - Ambiente - Folha	查看 115	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 13:36:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201222	无图 Declaração final não esconde divergências no bloco, que é mais autoritário do que antiocidental Brics escancara ambiguidades globais - 07/07/2025 - Hélio Schwartsman - Folha	查看 95	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 13:58:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201221	无图 Preços da guloseima continuam em disparada no país, mesmo após estabilização da cotação do cacau no mercado internacional Chocolate 'alimento dos deuses': venda cresce no Brasil - 07/07/2025 - Mercado - Folha	查看 121	圣保罗页报-china	2025-07-07 14:00:00 2025-07-08 00:21:07	word
3201220	有图 <p><img src="https://italyforclimate.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Logo-Italy4Climate.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"><img src="https://italyforclimate.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Logo-Italy4Climate.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"><img src="https://italyforclimate.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Logo-Italy4Climate.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> Geopolitica della transizione: quale ruolo per l’Europa?	查看 352	意大利气候研究	2025-07-07 22:24:04 2025-07-08 00:15:24	word
3201219	有图 <img src="https://files01.pna.gov.ph/category-list/2025/07/07/00atst.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer">SURVIVOR. Fumiko Takayama, who survived two rounds of US airstrikes of the city of Chiba, east of Tokyo, in the late stages of the Pacific War, part of World War II, talks about her experience in the city on May 20. (Jiji Press)</p>"> <p>SURVIVOR. Fumiko Takayama, who survived two rounds of US airstrikes of the city of Chiba, east of Tokyo, in the late stages of the Pacific War, part of World War II, talks about her experience in the city on May 20. (Jiji Press)</p> <p>CHIBA – An 87-year-old woman from the city of Chiba, east of Tokyo, looked back at two rounds of deadly US airstrikes that took the lives of over 1,200 people in the city in the late stages of the Pacific War, part of World War II, 80 years ago, saying that war kills people and hearts.</p><p>"If the attacks had hit slightly different places, I wouldn"t be here," Fumiko Takayama, a former school teacher, said. The airstrikes burned down about 60 percent of the city"s urban areas.</p><p>The first bombing came on the morning of June 10, 1945.</p><p>A warning siren went off after she finished her late breakfast that Sunday. Soon after she started preparations to evacuate to a shelter, the siren changed into an air raid alert.</p><p>Just as she was about to put on her shoes, a cloud of dust from a blast made it impossible to see anything. Takayama dropped to the ground, covering her eyes, nose and ears with her hands, as she had been taught at school. Her family hid in a closet and was safe.</p><p>A few days later, Takayama noticed that part of her emergency hood had been burnt off. "I would have been dead if I hadn"t got down," she says. (Jiji Press)<img src="https://files01.pna.gov.ph/source/2025/03/26/jiji-prss.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> Woman recounts deadly US airstrikes of Chiba 80 years ago \| Philippine News Agency	查看 1938	菲律宾通讯社	2025-07-07 00:00:00 2025-07-08 00:09:57	word
3201218	有图 <img src="https://files01.pna.gov.ph/category-list/2023/09/06/gadget-playing-09012023jor8.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer">(PNA file photo)</p>"> <p>(PNA file photo)</p> <p>MANILA – The Council for the Welfare of Children (CWC) on Monday expressed support for a proposed bill regulating minors’ access to social media, saying it could be a vital step in protecting Filipino youth from online threats, including cyberbullying, scams, and sexual exploitation.</p><p>In an interview over Bagong Pilipinas, CWC Executive Director Undersecretary Angelo Tapales said the council welcomes legislative efforts to tighten online safety but urged lawmakers to carefully balance children’s right to protection with their right to information and participation.</p><p>“Malaki ang maitutulong nitong panukalang batas para protektahan ang mga bata laban sa (This bill would be a big help in protecting children against) cyberbullying, online sexual abuse and exploitation, at misinformation,” he said.</p><p>However, Tapales raised concerns over reports that the proposed measure may impose a total ban on minors" access to social media, adding not all children should be blocked from these platforms, especially when they are used for education and civic engagement.</p><p>“I don"t think kailangan silang i-ban, because at the end of the day, we are balancing the rights of children to child protection, at yung right to participate naman nila to information na iginagalang po rin ng ating saligang batas (So that"s where we have some proposed revisions because I don"t think that all minors need to be banned, because at the end of the day, we are balancing the rights of children to child protection, and their right to participate in information that is also respected by our constitution),” he said.</p><p>Senator Panfilo Lacson recently proposed “An Act Regulating the Use of Social Media Platforms by Minors,” seeking to ban individuals under 18 from accessing social media.</p><p>It highlights links between excessive use and mental health issues like depression, anxiety, and online harassment.</p><p>Tapales underscored the importance of harmonizing the bill with existing child protection laws and promoting digital literacy among parents and children.</p><p>He also called on social media companies to implement stricter age verification and safety-by-design features.</p><p>“I think it"s a matter of balancing maganda po yung bill, but yan nga (the bill is good but) we have to balance it with the right to participate in information ng mga bata,” he added.</p><p>Tapales said reports from the Department of Education and cyber tip lines show high rates of cyberbullying and online exploitation.</p><p>Citing a 2022 study, he revealed that 95 percent of Filipino children aged 12 to 17 are online, with an estimated 2 million exposed to online sexual abuse in 2021 alone.</p><p>Tapales highlighted the need for parental involvement, saying, “Parents should be the first line of defense.”</p><p>He also encouraged social media companies to adopt clear content moderation rules, especially to stop using children as online content for profit.</p><p>Tapales also encouraged reporting suspicious activity via the Makabata Helpline 1383 and continuing education on safe internet practices. (PNA)</p> CWC backs social media limits for minors, urges balanced approach \| Philippine News Agency	查看 3391	菲律宾通讯社	2025-07-07 00:00:00 2025-07-08 00:09:57	word
3201217	有图 <img src="https://files01.pna.gov.ph/category-list/2025/07/07/us-japan-flags-jiji-press.png" rel="noopener noreferrer">The national flags of Japan and the United States (file photo)</p>"> <p>The national flags of Japan and the United States (file photo)</p> <p>TOKYO – Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said Sunday that the country "will not compromise" in tariff negotiations with the United States, maintaining his stance of seeking the elimination of automobile tariffs.</p><p>Ishiba, also president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, made the remark as he appeared on television programs by public broadcaster Japan Broadcasting Corp., or NHK, and Fuji Television Network Inc., together with other political party leaders ahead of the July 20 House of Councillors election.</p><p>"We are vigorously engaged in last-minute negotiations with the national interest at stake,” Ishiba said.</p><p>Yoshihiko Noda, leader of the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, said a summit with United States President Donald Trump should be held to find a way out in the tariff negotiations.</p><p>In response to Trump"s complaints about the United States" trade deficit with Japan, Ishiba said Japan is "the world"s largest investor in and job-creating country for the United States, so we"re different from other countries."</p><p>He said the government is considering its response to a notice letter on tariff rates that is expected to be sent from the U.S.</p><p>Noda said Japanese chief trade negotiator Ryosei Akazawa "is not functioning."</p><p>He then asked the prime minister to "do negotiations to go into extra time," calling for direct talks between the two countries" leaders to push back the expiration of a suspension of the additional U.S. reciprocal tariffs.</p><p>Tetsuo Saito, chief of Komeito, the junior coalition partner of the LDP, said, "Additional economic measures will be required depending on the situation."</p><p>Noting that Trump has said he will end the United States" decarbonization policy and reduce the introduction of electric vehicles, Sanseito chief Sohei Kamiya argued that Japan should also review its measures against global warming.</p><p>Ishiba said suprapartisan talks on social security reforms are needed.</p><p>Hirofumi Yoshimura, leader of Nippon Ishin no Kai (Japan Innovation Party), stressed the need to exclude prescription drugs with ingredients similar to over-the-counter drugs from health insurance coverage in order to lower social insurance premiums.</p><p>Yuichiro Tamaki, head of the Democratic Party for the People, said, "In principle, out-of-pocket medical expenses for people aged 75 or older should be 20 percent, and people with incomes on par with those of working generations and assets exceeding a certain level should pay 30 percent."</p><p>Tomoko Tamura, head of the Japanese Communist Party, refuted, "The direction of reducing medical expenses and removing drugs from medical insurance coverage is wrong."</p><p>Reiwa Shinsengumi head Taro Yamamoto said: "Poverty is growing in every generation. Public money must be injected."</p><p>Meanwhile, regarding the framework of the administration after the House of Councillors election, Ishiba only said, "I can"t tell before we"re tested by public opinion."</p><p>Noda said his party is not thinking of forming a grand coalition with the LDP. Both Tamaki and Kamiya mentioned the possibility of partial cooperation with the ruling parties. (Jiji Press)<img src="https://files01.pna.gov.ph/source/2025/03/26/jiji-prss.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> Ishiba says ‘no compromise’ in tariff negotiations \| Philippine News Agency	查看 3691	菲律宾通讯社	2025-07-07 00:00:00 2025-07-08 00:09:57	word
3201216	有图 <img src="https://files01.pna.gov.ph/category-list/2025/05/27/queueing-up-for-p20-rice-05212025bb.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer">QUEUEING UP FOR P20-RICE. Residents of Quezon City line up to purchase the PHP20 per kg. rice at the Department of Agriculture-Agribusiness Development Center’s Kadiwa ng Pangulo store along Elliptical Road, Quezon City on May 21, 2025. The Department of Agriculture (DA) on Monday (July 7) backed a proposal at the House of Representatives that seeks to restore the powers of the National Food Authority (NFA) for market intervention. (PNA photo by Ben Briones)</p>"> <p>QUEUEING UP FOR P20-RICE. Residents of Quezon City line up to purchase the PHP20 per kg. rice at the Department of Agriculture-Agribusiness Development Center’s Kadiwa ng Pangulo store along Elliptical Road, Quezon City on May 21, 2025. The Department of Agriculture (DA) on Monday (July 7) backed a proposal at the House of Representatives that seeks to restore the powers of the National Food Authority (NFA) for market intervention. (PNA photo by Ben Briones)</p> <p>MANILA – The Department of Agriculture (DA) on Monday expressed support for the proposed Rice Industry and Consumer Empowerment (RICE) Act, which seeks to reinstate the regulatory functions of the National Food Authority (NFA) to better serve both farmers and consumers.</p><p>“Kapag naging batas iyon, magkakaroon na ng kapangyarihan ang NFA (Once it is enacted, the NFA will regain powers), mandato na buhayin iyong accreditation ng NFA retail outlets sa palengke (the mandate to revive the NFA’s accreditation of retail outlets in markets),” DA spokesperson Assistant Secretary Arnel de Mesa said in an interview.</p><p>De Mesa was reacting to House Bill No. 1 filed by reelected Leyte 1st District Rep. and former House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez that seeks to reauthorize the NFA to intervene in the rice market by accrediting retail outlets and selling affordable rice directly to the public.</p><p>Currently, under the Rice Tariffication Law (RTL), the NFA’s role is limited to maintaining a 15-day buffer stock for emergencies.</p><p>Releasing rice stock beyond that requires a declaration of national emergency.</p><p>“Diretso na magre-release si NFA sa palengke. So, di na dadaan ng LGU (local government unit), ng FTI (Food Terminal Incorporated). So, iyon iyong mas mabilis (The NFA will directly release in the market. So, it will not go through LGUs FTI. That’s the faster way),” de Mesa said.</p><p>De Mesa said reinstating NFA’s authority would also allow the agency to set a floor price for palay, shielding farmers from low buying prices.</p><p>As of July 2, farmgate prices had fallen to as low as PHP7 per kg. in Mindanao and PHP8 to PHP12 per kg. in parts of Luzon, while the NFA’s buying rate remains at PHP19 to PHP24 per kg.</p><p>Meanwhile, under the DA’s “Benteng Bigas Meron (BBM) Na” program, the NFA sells PHP20 per kg. rice to vulnerable sectors in 101 sites nationwide, including 4Ps beneficiaries, senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and minimum wage earners. (PNA)</p> DA supports RICE Act to reinstate NFA’s market powers \| Philippine News Agency	查看 3188	菲律宾通讯社	2025-07-07 00:00:00 2025-07-08 00:09:57	word
3201215	有图 <img src="https://files01.pna.gov.ph/category-list/2025/07/07/bgo-kalinga-landslide-july-6-2025dpwh-car-fb.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer">LANDSLIDE. The Mountain Province–Calanan–Pinukpuk–Abbut Road in Upper Kalinga was closed Sunday (July 6, 2025) due to a landslide caused by heavy rains from Typhoon Bising and the southwest monsoon. Cordillera DRRM offices remain on blue alert as the risks of slides remain high. (Photo courtesy of DPWH-CAR FB)</p>"> <p>LANDSLIDE. The Mountain Province–Calanan–Pinukpuk–Abbut Road in Upper Kalinga was closed Sunday (July 6, 2025) due to a landslide caused by heavy rains from Typhoon Bising and the southwest monsoon. Cordillera DRRM offices remain on blue alert as the risks of slides remain high. (Photo courtesy of DPWH-CAR FB)</p> <p>BAGUIO CITY –The Cordillera Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (CDRRMC) on Monday said the region remains under blue alert status amid continued heavy rainfall in various parts of the region.</p><p>“We are still in blue alert, this means all DRRM groups are on alert and standby to respond to emergencies,” Engr. Jose Ignacio Valera, Office of Civil Defense (OCD) Cordillera assistant director, said in a message to the Philippine News Agency.</p><p>Although Typhoon Bising has exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility, the southwest monsoon (habagat) continues to bring persistent downpours, loosening soil and increasing the risk of landslides.</p><p>Several landslides have already been reported in the region, including in Acupan, Virac, Itogon, Benguet, where 73 families (168 individuals) have evacuated to a nearby school.</p><p>Thirteen other families have taken shelter with relatives.</p><p>A landslide incident claimed the lives of three individuals after their home collapsed.</p><p>Landslides and rockslides have also rendered several roads temporarily impassable, including parts of the Mountain Province-Kalinga Road, Governor Bado Dangwa Road, Legarda Road in Baguio City, Barlig-Paracelis Road, Lubuagan-Batong Buhay-Abra boundary, and Kennon Road.</p><p>Clearing operations have since made these roads one-way passable or fully open.</p><p>A flooding incident was also recorded in Barangay Irisan due to clogged drainage overwhelmed by heavy rainfall.</p><p>The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD-CAR) has prepositioned over 72,000 family food and non-food packs across its warehouses and local hubs to ensure swift relief operations.</p><p>“Our personnel are on standby 24/7. We continue to monitor conditions in all provinces to respond quickly to emergencies,” said DSWD-CAR Director Maria Aplaten.</p><p>Also on Monday, the DSWD-CAR signed a memorandum of agreement formalizing a partnership with the local police and the Cordillera Career Development College, committing to strengthened coordination and capacity building efforts in disaster response, legal education and the protection of vulnerable sectors. (PNA)</p> Cordillera remains on blue alert amid continued rains \| Philippine News Agency	查看 3048	菲律宾通讯社	2025-07-07 00:00:00 2025-07-08 00:09:57	word

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