Horrio de Braslia (Braslia Time) is the official time zone of Brazil, named after the country’s capital city, Braslia. It is three hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Most of Brazil observes Braslia Time, except for the states of Acre and Amazonas, which observe Horrio de Braslia summer time (Braslia Time during the summer months).
Braslia Time is important for Brazil as it provides a common time reference for the entire country. This is important for coordinating activities such as business meetings, travel, and communication. Braslia Time is also used to set the official time for government offices, schools, and other public institutions.
