2004

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The Pain of Being a Woman in Brazil

In Brazil, poverty is mostly young, female and uneducated. Brazil has more poor women ...

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Brazil Rallies Against Unemployment

The latest statistics from the Brazilian government indicate a national unemployment rate of 12 ...

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Inequality not Poverty Begets Crime in Brazil

One of the factors in the equation of social inequality in Brazil is the ...

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Brazil: Call the Cops! Save the Maracanã!

With rare exceptions, the great Brazilian capitals allow themselves the luxury of destroying their ...

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Kids in Brazil: Great Law Not Enough

Brazil is celebrating the 14th anniversary of its Child and Adolescent Statute. Before this ...

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Brazil’s Left of Left

What does the future hold for the new leftist Brazilian party, the PSOL? Can ...

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Brazil Puts Biodiesel in the Tank

While developed nations around the world are working on diversifying 10 to 20 percent ...

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Brazil: Rio, Stop the Civil War!

According to United Nations’ numbers, Brazil has 2.8 percent of the world’s population and ...

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Brazil Solves HIV Puzzle

Brazil’s ability to identify the AIDS virus was the result of genetic mapping. The ...

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US Media Is Brazil’s Business

Why should Brazil care about cartelization and the end of diversity in the U.S. ...