Daylight saving time in Brazil
Daylight saving time in Brazil (called horário de verão—"summer time"—in Portuguese) was first adopted in 1931. Initially, it applied to the whole country (with an exception in part of 1963); since 1988, it started being used only in part of the country.
Alambari
Altair, São Paulo
Americana, São Paulo
Aparecida
Arapeí
Araçoiaba da Serra
Artur Nogueira
Barra do Quaraí
Boituva
Bossoroca
Cachoeira Paulista
Caibaté
Canas, São Paulo
Capivari de Baixo
Capão do Leão
Caraguatatuba
Catuípe
Caçapava
Cerquilho
Cosmópolis
Cristal, Rio Grande do Sul
Dezesseis de Novembro
Embu-Guaçu
Engenheiro Coelho
Entre-Ijuís
Eugênio de Castro
Francisco Morato
Garruchos, Rio Grande do Sul
Giruá
Guarujá
Holambra
Hortolândia
Ibiúna
Icém
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time zone DST
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Daylight saving time in Brazil
Daylight saving time in Brazil (called horário de verão—"summer time"—in Portuguese) was first adopted in 1931. Initially, it applied to the whole country (with an exception in part of 1963); since 1988, it started being used only in part of the country.
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Daylight saving time in Brazil ...... 5, 2023, 2026, 2034, and 2037.
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O horário de verão no Brasil f ...... o as ruas ainda estão escuras.
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Daylight saving time in Brazil ...... d only in part of the country.
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O horário de verão no Brasil f ...... é que em 2003 atingiu a atual.
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Daylight saving time in Brazil
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Horário de verão no Brasil
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