2004
Brazil’s Cardoso: ‘The World Changed, But the Left Stayed the Same’
Shortly after the November 2, 2004 United States election, Brazilian Senator Cristovam Buarque paid ...
The Catwalk Dreams of Brazil’s Have-Nots
On a cool Saturday morning in Rio de Janeiro, Zé Luiz Summer, a 34-year-old ...
Lula Has Buried Brazil’s Last Hopes
If not maddened by it, whoever bothered to review the statements, interviews, debates, and ...
Gene Maps for Three Deadly Parasites Near Completion in Brazil
Researchers in Brazil say they are close to completing ‘genetic maps’ of the parasites ...
Brazil: Snubbed Dailies Cast Shadow on Press Award
It doesn’t hurt to ask: for what reason have managing editors from the newspapers ...
Brazil Can Count Now on Its Independent Newsmen
The Brazilian large press celebrated with confetti and serpentine the shelving of project CFJ (Federal ...
Brazil-USA: A 40-Year-Old Friendship Bridge
I’m slowly awakening from a fitful sleep on a too-long plane ride from Miami ...
John Pizzarelli, the Boy from Ipanema
Just before Christmas, I was surfing the local TV stations and had a pleasant ...
Brazil’s General Heleno Must Go from Haiti
The head of the UN Peacekeeping Mission in Haiti, Brazilian Lieutenant-General Augusto Heleno, should ...
Nuclear Brazil Is Hiding Something. But What?
Secrecy shrouding Brazil’s nuclear capabilities, suspected technological advances and provocative statements made by Luiz ...