#01 - Brasil com Z

from Brasil com Z · host Grupo Bandeirantes

No programa de estreia, o diplomata Sérgio Amaral faz uma análise da atual posição do Brasil no mundo. Sonia Blota também conversa com a diretora-assistente da OMS, Mariângela Simão, uma brasileira inspiradora que nos conta a trajetória percorrida por ela até a chegada ao atual cargo dentro da Organização Mundial da Saúde. E discutimos o novo Marco do Saneamento e como os exemplos aplicados lá fora podem ajudar o Brasil a superar os problemas no fornecimento de água e coleta de esgoto.

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