Brazil established Brazilian Writers’ Day (Dia do Escritor) in July 25. The date was created by the União Brasileira de Escritores to honor authors and literary professionals. It recognizes the role of writers in shaping Brazilian culture and national identity. The observance highlights literature as a tool for social reflection and political debate. Events such as readings, lectures, and tributes are held nationwide. The date also promotes freedom of expression and intellectual production. It became a permanent milestone in Brazil’s cultural calendar.
