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"FIVE THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT UFPR - FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF PARANÁ" - HELENA STÜRMER

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On summer afternoon, more than 200 people are on the beach and do not know the terrible murder that will happen!
A murderer is among them and he has no mercy.
In the coming hours, it will end up with more than 30 to 40 lives.
Who is he? Where is he?
He's on the boat. The guy on the boat. A fisherman who will kill 30 to 40 sea fish

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Brazil, the country of 5.4 million laws. Would this numerous legislation be a challenge for Brazil?

Every day in Brazil about 535 laws are enacted at the Federal, State and Municipal levels and this fact is related to the hope of solving problems of the life of the Brazilians. However, not always the laws really work and are applied. For the ignorance of the reality of the country, together with the distance between public power and population, are big challenges. So what is the need for so many laws?
Many factors explain the idea of the necessity of laws, the main objective being to solve any and all problems that we have, considering the laws as a remedy for any evil of social life.
In addition to that, the existence of a common sense among the population, which understands that the more laws are passed the more the legislator is working and producing. Besides that, moments of crisis in some recent issues end up with society's dissatisfaction with something. The immediate response of the government to that  is the creation of new laws, giving the idea that there is a strong state that responds immediately to the problems of society. These created laws end up having no practical effects on social life or solving problems at all.
We must also emphasize another point in relation to the Brazilian laws: quality versus quantity; most of the laws approved on Brazilian soil are unconstitutional, and these promulgations occur due to the lack of technical knowledge and quality advice to politicians. In this way, numerous low quality bills are approved.
There is also the personal and political interest factor in approving new laws, since political negotiations and exchange of favors among politicians are often the main factor for the approval of laws that may even harm the country economically and socially.
The main consequence of this unbridled legislative creation is the overloading of the judiciary, making it increasingly slow and ineffective. On top of that, the existence of many laws ends up greatly increasing the costs of living and entrepreneurship here. There is also the legal uncertainty caused by this damaging legislative phenomenon.
Finally, the solution to this challenge is based on the alteration of cultural thinking, in addition to a decrease in the legislative industry that damages Brazil. Furthermore, the improvement in Law courses with the aim of stimulating legal study and its consequences in society, then, for a social environment with laws that work, everyone's cooperation is needed.

http://www4.planalto.gov.br/legislacao
https://istoe.com.br/3144_O+BRASIL+DAS+181+MIL+LEIS/

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"ABOUT ME" - HELENA STÜRMER

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4. FINAL ESSAY

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3. CLASSWORK

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1 - +500k books. 📚

We all know that the UFPR´s libraries are awesome, but not everyone knows that the collection has more than 500 thousand books and 150 thousand of other printed materials.

2 - The winner! 🏆

In 1999, the Historic Building of UFPR was elected, by public vote, the official symbol of Curitiba.

3 -  The 7  Founding Courses of UFPR ⚖️
On December, 1912 - UFPR was founded, and the founding courses were Law, Engineering, Medicine and Surgery, Commerce, Dentistry, Pharmacy and Obstetrics.

4 - A ton of paper! 📄
Each year, the University hands over about 215 tons of materials from its campus to the recycling.

5 - Family farming at RU 🍴
UFPR was the first public university in Brazil to purchase foods directly from small-scale family farmers
08/30/2017

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“It always seems impossible until it's done.”
Nelson Mandela
08/30/2017

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Hey there, I'm Vinicius Nascimento!
I'm from Curitiba and I'm 18 years ol. I am currently studying Law at UFPR and I really enjoy learning and developing my skills.
I like English a lot and I want to learn more every day. I love Netflix, Spotify and BuzzFeed.
In the future, I will hold a master's degree in Law at Harvard, I want to be a judge at the Court of Justice of Paraná and to teach  Law at UFPR.

5 FACTS ABOUT ME

1. My favorite color is green;

2. I don´t like coffee;

3. One of my favorite books is Ensaio sobre a Cegueira by José Saramago;

4. I won the lottery once;

5. I like cars;

So far, so good

Curitiba, August 16th, 2017

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2. FIVE THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT UFPR - FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF PARANÁ

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THE 3 C'S OF LIFE: CHOICES, CHANCES AND CHANGES.

You must make a choice to take a chance or your life will never change.
08/17/2017

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DREAM BIG! OR GO HOME.

08/17/2017