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    Students From NGO Oi Kabum! Start English Classes

    The classes are funded by the U.S. Consulate in Recife in a partnership with ABA and Oi Kabum! The one-year pilot program will consist of two 95-minute courses per week provided by ABA teaching staff at Oi Kabum! facilities using ABA’s latest methodology and materials. 

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    Consulate Does Donation for NGOS's Library

    The U.S. Consulate made a contribution to a Recife non-profit community center Dom João Costa of four televisions and four bookshelves. The items will be used in the center’s library and technical training programs.  

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    State Department Supports Eco-Soap Project in Alagoas

    Consulate Recife’s Political and Economic Officer Douglas Flitter attended the launch of an eco-soap factory in Maceio, Alagoas. The project is coordinated by NGO Graciliano É uma Graça with the leadership of Nilson Júnior, a former CONSED-US Embassy School Principal Award Winner for Alagoas. 

News from the Americas

Important Notice

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    Due to unexpected flooding surrounding of the American Consulate in Recife on Friday, May 17, 2013, we must inform that visa interviews will be rescheduled for another time. 

    We request that you appear at 1pm any other day except Wednesdays and American or Brazilian holidays. 

    The American Consulate appreciates your understanding. For additional information, please email recifevisa@state.gov.

Women's History Month

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    Michelle Obama

    "One of the lessons that I grew up with was to always stay true to yourself and never let what somebody else says distract you from your goals."

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Doing Business in Brazil

  • If you are a U.S. company that is interested in doing business in Brazil, or a Brazilian company that is interested in sourcing American products or services, we are here to help you! Click on the link below:
    http://export.gov/brazil/
    And go to our trade and investment page if you want to learn more about this U.S. and Brazil priority.