Henrique de Carvalho family, the heritage of southern Brazil
The small village of Penamacor, in Portugal, was where the surnames Henriques and Carvalho joined.
The Bezerras, survivors of the Inquisition
The first Bezerra known in the Portuguese court was D. Afonso de Melo Bezerra, the loyal squire of Queen Izabel.
Portugal stands out as a migratory destination for Brazilian professionals
The country offers the possibility of revalidating the diploma of courses such as medicine
The Holandas, a strong presence in Brazil
It is one of the most traditional families in Brazil and many of its members are well known: Sérgio Buarque de Holanda and his musician children, for example.
Why more and more Brazilians seek Portuguese citizenship through the Sephardic way
From the dream of migrating to the desire to study and work in the European Union, thousands of Brazilians have discovered that they are descendants of Sephardic people.