Be Green, led by partners Giuliano Bitencourt and Pedro Graziano, is set to inaugurate the first urban farm in Latin America in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The farm, located next to Boulevard Shopping, aims to make the food chain more sustainable by reducing the distance between producer and consumer. It will feature a 1,500 m² greenhouse producing organic vegetables and will utilize organic waste from the shopping center for composting and rainwater harvesting. The complex will also include a store, Casa Horta, and a farm-to-table restaurant, Casa Amora. The initiative is part of a broader movement to promote sustainable living and urban agriculture, with plans to expand to other Brazilian cities.

Students from Colégio Pedro II in Rio de Janeiro continue their occupation of the school after taking the ENEM exams, protesting against government policies such as PEC 241/55, a proposed cap on public spending, and the Medida Provisória for high school curriculum reform. The movement, which started about a month ago in Paraná, has spread to other states, with an estimated total of over a thousand schools occupied. The students criticize the government's handling of the ENEM exams and lack of dialogue, noting that the Inep erroneously reported that exams would not take place in 405 schools. The students at Pedro II are well-organized, managing the occupation with various committees and support from the community, while advocating for better school conditions, fair wages for teachers and staff, and pedagogical autonomy.