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    February 1993

    CONTENTS:

    Cover: Rio: under siege (p. 7)

    First person: Amo esse caos (p. 9)

    Short story: Chico Anísio (p. 13)

    Dividing Brazil – New states to come (p. 14)

    President Itamar & the poor (p. 15)

    Argentina e México dão o exemplo (p. 16)

    Coach Parreira will get the Cup (p. 19)

    Profile: Maria Samba & Saudade (p. 21)

    Books: Paulo Coelho’s turn in the U.S. (p. 24)

    Racism: Brazil’s hiding its negritude (p. 24)

    Book review: Rota 66, A Bloody Route 66 (p. 25)

    Music: Gal does Axé (p. 27)

    DEPARTMENTS:

    Rapidinhas (p. 6)

    Letters (p. 12)

    The Cultural Pulse (p. 34)

    Por aí (p. 35)

    Los Angeles Calendar (p. 38)

    San Francisco Calendar (p. 39)

    That’s Brazilian (p. 40)

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