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Palmas is the capital of the Brazilian state of Tocantins. The name ‘Palmas’ was chosen as a mark of respect to the judicial district of São João da Palma, headquarters of the first Separatist Movement of the region. Another factor that inspired the name ‘Palmas’ was the abundant number of palm trees in this region.
The climate is tropical, warm and humid. The annual average temperature is approximately 26°C, and the best time to visit is between March and July, when the temperature is the lowest, and the rainfall minimal.
Founded in 1990 with a city plan similar to Brasilia, Palmas is the newest capital city in Brazil.
With recent economic development, this region has faced an influx of migrants. The population of approximately 220,000 is mainly engaged in commerce and industry.
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