Will CNU in Rio Grande do Sul be postponed? Understand

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Will CNU in Rio Grande do Sul be postponed?

The state was hit by heavy rains, which have already resulted in ten deaths. The governor, Eduardo Leite, stated that “the competition was completely unfeasible for the population of Rio Grande do Sul”.

The Ministry of Management and Innovation, responsible for CNU, stated that it is in dialogue with local authorities and will announce if any logistical changes are necessary.

How many cities were affected by the rains in Rio Grande do Sul?

Leite said he spoke by phone with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) and that he should visit Rio Grande do Sul this Thursday. In total, 114 municipalities were affected and more than 3 thousand people were homeless.

Governor Eduardo Leite taking stock of the damage caused by the rain in Rio Grande do Sul — Photo: Reproduction

Unified National Competition exam schedules

The competition will have tests administered in the morning and afternoon. In the morning, the gates will open at 7:30 am and close at 8:30 am. The test must be taken between 9 am and 11:30 am.

• Higher Education (blocks 1 to 7): 20 objective questions (multiple choice) on general knowledge and one essay question on specific knowledge.
• High School (block 8): 20 objective questions (multiple choice) on general knowledge and writing.

In the afternoon, the gates will open at 1pm and close at 2pm. The test must be taken between 2:30 pm and 6 pm.

• Higher Education (blocks 1 to 7): 50 objective questions (multiple choice) on specific knowledge, with a different test for each thematic block.
• High School (block 8): 40 objective questions (multiple choice).

Rains in Rio Grande do Sul:

Rains in Rio Grande do Sul: government declares state of public calamity

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Flooding flooded the Santa Maria region, in Rio Grande do Sul — Photo: Brazilian Air Force/Reproduction 2 of 17
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Electricity poles and trees felled by the wind and heavy rain in the streets of Sinimbu, in the Vale do Rio Pardo region, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. — Photo: Anselmo Cunha/AFP 4 of 17
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Supermarket affected by heavy rains in Sinimbu, in the Vale do Rio Pardo region, in Rio Grande do Sul – Anselmo Cunha/AFP 6 of 17
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Rain hits the municipality of Encantado; see before and after — Photo: Reproduction 8 of 17
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The forts displaced approximately 1,400 people in more than 100 municipalities across the state of Rio Grande do Sul, most of whom, according to civil defense authorities, were transferred to shelters. – Photo: Anselmo Cunha/AFP 10 of 17
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Heavy rains in Rio Grande do Sul: at least ten people died and 21 are missing. — Photo: Gustavo Ghisleni / AFP 12 of 17
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Bridge in Santa Maria (RS) before and after the strong storms — Photo: Photo: Reproduction Skip
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Rains in Rio Grande do Sul – Donations of food and clothing are collected — Photo: João Alves/PMSM

More than 100 municipalities were impacted by the storm in the state.