2004

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From India, Looking into Drummond and Brazil’s Elusiveness

What are the images that come immediately to mind when you hear the word ...

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In Brazil Fat Compensations May Be Legal, But They Sure Are Immoral

Brazilian judge sets maximum of 2,400 reais (US$ 887) to those granted amnesty – ...

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Brazil Remembers Two Martyrs of the Left

On March 31, 1964, a military uprising overthrew the legal government of Brazil and ...

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Is Brazil Selling Out Haiti for Its Own Gain?

Less than a week after the de facto February 29 coup d’état that overthrew ...

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Furtado Left Brazil Moral Orphan

When an intellectual dies, we remain his or her disciples, when a political leader ...

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Central do Brasil Is Brazil Searching for Its Innocence

For film-lovers, Walter Salles’ Central do Brasil not only encapsulates the sum total of ...

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Highways in Brazil: a Dead-end Road

Anyone entering a car, truck, or bus and driving on the Brazilian highways knows ...

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Who’s Left to Cheer Brazil’s Lula? Banks and Speculators.

Later, as always, palatian aulics gather around the Nation’s President to comment on the ...

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Celso Furtado: He Thought of Brazil as Brazilian

At a recent meeting in Alexandria, an Egyptian professor asked a question:  In the ...

In Brazil, Torture Is Still Favorite Interrogation Method

The Constitution of Brazil declares that the government of this country cannot punish individuals ...