2004

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Coca-Cola’s Dirty Little War in Brazil

Says Laerte Codonho, president of Dolly Soda, a Coke competitor in Brazil: "All I ...

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Portugal’s Júdice: A Poet Is a Loner

"It was in the ’60s that a distancing between Brazilian and Portuguese poetry occurred. ...

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An Ambassador of Brazilian Letters

"International literary meetings are indispensable, not only so that we can leave the provincialism ...

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Brazil Spurned by Hollywood

Brazil’s Cidade de Deus was shunned because it did not fit into the make-believe ...

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Impressed by Lula’s Work

Brazil’s strong performance is clearly bearing fruit: a broad-based economic recovery is underway that ...

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The High Price of Fame in Brazil

A common enough fate had befallen Brazilian singer Carmen Miranda that had also been ...

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Brazilians Meet and Pray in New York

After the mass, which lasted just over an hour and ended with the distribution ...

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Mugged in Brazil

Bit by bit I was losing the struggle. He was taller and bigger than ...

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Brazil, Land of Carnaval and Scandal

Brazilian politics is so rife with scandals that teams of journalists could spend the ...

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Brazil Survives Another Carnaval

While most Brazilians were already back to work throughout the country, 600 thousand baianos ...