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Censorship: What Do New Data Point to About Income Inequality? - 13/10/2025
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Preliminary data from Census 2022 reveal that racial and gender inequality continues to mark the Brazilian labour market. Black and indigenous people receive the lowest income in the country and have lower levels of occupation. White and Asian women concentrate the highest wages and greater access to higher education, while women continue to be the most affected by exclusion from employment.
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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·São Paulo, Brazil
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