Sao Paulo Carnival Grows Challenging Rio Rivalry
In Sao Paulo, Paulista revelers intensify samba, costumes and crowds as rivals Rio de Janeiro, long Carnival capital, faces a shifting balance. Prominent carnavalescos like Raul Diniz report rising group memberships while officials note Sao Paulo’s share of carnival products climbing. A cultural clash persists: Rio emphasizes aesthetic spectacle and beaches, while Sao Paulo foregrounds work ethic and business style.
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Rich countries poach doctors and nurses from poor nations
An IOM report notes rich nations drain Africa and other regions of trained health workers, saving about 952 billion dollars in training costs while leaving underfunded hospitals to cope. It cites 23,000 African health professionals emigrate annually, with 21,000 Nigerian doctors in the United States and many nurses leaving for the Gulf, Europe, and America.
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