2004
Brazil: Impasse Between EU and Mercosur
Representatives of the Mercosur and the European Union are feeling frustrated after negotiations between ...
A Pact in Brazil to End Slave Labor
It is estimated that there are still at least 25 thousand people working under ...
Brazil’s Plans to Develop the Amazon
One of the major problems in the Brazilian Amazon is land- holding: 24 percent ...
Brazil Wants Less Criminals in Jails
The number of inmates in Brazilian jails has risen from 114,000 in 1992 to ...
Brazilian Ivan Lins Back in the USA
Brazil’s singer-composer Ivan Lins is not much of a showman, but he has a ...
Brazil Puts Biodiesel in Its Tank
Brazil is encouraging the cultivation of castor-oil plants and dendê palms in the poorest ...
High Death Rate for Businesses in Brazil
Every year, 470,000 new businesses open in Brazil, but 43 percent will close their ...
Brazil Cracks Coffee Genome
With the success of the Coffee Genome Project, initiated in February, 2002, Brazil becomes ...
Brazil: Lula’s Popularity Rebounds Slightly
A new survey in Brazil found that 45 percent of Brazilians believe that the ...
Brazil Now Wants to Change the World
After a government-financed campaign whose motto was "The Best of Brazil Is the Brazilian," ...