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Even In The Midst Of The Pandemic, The Itaipu Dam Managed To Generate More Than Two Thousand Job Positions In The Civil Construction Industry
The Itaipu dam has over 30 projects in the civil construction industry and generates well over two thousand job positions – which boosts the Brazilian economy and drives investments for one of the fastest growing sectors both nationally and internationally.
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“It should be in the interest of any public company to generate new job positions and not lay off the population. At the Itaipu dam, we work with this idea in mind; we wish for everything to return to normal as soon as possible, and we believe in contributing to the new normal while everything does not return to its rightful places.”
Bridge Of Integration Brazil-Paraguay, Over The Paraná River Will Receive More Than 140 Million In Investments
The idea is to generate more job positions in the civil construction industry, as the initial works of the bridge alone generated over 545 direct jobs on the Brazilian and Paraguayan banks. Indirectly, there are more than a thousand. The action of Itaipu reaches municipalities in the Western region, with projects in Cascavel, Guaíra, Santa Helena, and Ramilândia, among others.
About The Itaipu Dam
The Itaipu dam is a large hydroelectric dam on the Paraná River between Brazil and Paraguay. It is known for its nighttime light shows and views from the central lookout. The control room of the Production Building monitors the dam’s turbines.
Near the Paraguayan side, the Guarani Earth Museum has exhibitions about indigenous culture. To the north, the Tatí Yupí Sanctuary is a wildlife reserve with trails and birds.
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