divulgamos

Divulgamos is the present indicative form of the Portuguese verb divulgar in the first-person plural, meaning we disclose, publish, or disseminate information to the public. It is commonly used in statements by organizations, media, or groups referring to their act of making information available.

Etymology and grammar: divulgar is a regular -ar verb that comes from Latin divulgare, meaning to make known. In the present tense, the forms include divulgo, divulgas, divulga, divulgamos, divulgam. The form divulgamos denotes a collective subject (nós) and is used when the speaker includes themselves with others who perform the action. As a verb, divulgar also appears in other tenses and moods, such as divulgou (pretérito perfeito) or vamos divulgar (futuro próximo).

Usage and nuance: divulgamos is frequently employed in journalism, corporate communications, and academic or governmental contexts to indicate that information is being released to the public or to a target audience. It emphasizes actively sharing or publicizing content, rather than merely keeping it private. The noun corresponding to the act is divulgação; related verbs include divulgar-se (to reveal oneself) in reflexive constructions. The term can appear in formal or semi-formal writing, press releases, or statements about transparency and information dissemination.

See also: divulgar, divulgação, divulgação científica, divulgação de dados. The concept is part of broader discussions about information sharing, transparency, and media communication in Portuguese-speaking communities.