2004
It Seems Cardoso Is Still President in Brazil
Brazil Lula’s government will have to take care, less through not having fulfilled its ...
Fooling the British, the Brazilian Way
While the British wanted slavery abolished in Brazil, Brazilians with an economy dominated by ...
Green May to Fight Red April in Brazil
Brazil’s National Agrarian Reform Plan launched by Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ...
Brazil Reaping Film Rewards
Movie theater operators in Brazil claim to be strained—in this case by the longstanding ...
Let Senna Rest in Peace, Brazil!
It is typical of the natives of São Paulo, Brazil, that they should make ...
Brazil: Different Laws for Different Folks
In Brazil, a white must obey all the laws, but an Indian can kill, ...
Unearthing Brazil’s Women Writers
The book Brazilian Women Writers of the Nineteenth Century runs to almost one thousand ...
Only Bosses Happy with Brazil’s New Minimum Wage
Starting May 1st, Brazil’s minimum wage will be raised from 240 to 260 reais, ...
In Brazil, They Just Blame the Media
If the Brazilian government had begun to create the promised ten million jobs, or ...
Brazil, World’s Number 1 Killing Field
In Brazil, 40,000 people are killed, annually, by firearms, according to the United Nations. ...