2004
Brazil: Bah, Not Another Carnaval!
Most Brazilians don’t like Carnaval or so says a new poll. There are some ...
Brazil’s Capoeira: Alive and Kicking in London
Some come into capoeira class, convinced they are about to learn a Brazilian version ...
In Brazil, TV Is Untouchable
We had a dramatic example of the incompetence of the Brazilian State in curbing ...
Brazil’s Fingerprinting: Good to Catch Sex Tourists
Many U.S. citizens visit foreign lands to engage in illegal activity that would be ...
Brazil: Rio’s War of the Drug Lords
In anticipation of war for the favela’s drug trade, Rocinha’s drug-traffickers are currently recruiting ...
Brazil’s Northeast: A Violated Land
The Brazilian Nordestino has long lived in a region under severe environmental stress, with ...
Brazil: São Paulo Needs a Shrink
The proportion of people in São Paulo who visit psychiatrists is amongst the highest ...
Education Should Be Job One in Brazil
Almost 40 million Brazilian children and teenagers are returning to their classrooms after their ...
My Family Helped to Bring Football to Brazil
It was the 25th birthday of a German, Johannes Minneman, which brought together the ...
Brazil: Why Hunger Is Absurd Here
How can hunger exist at all in Brazil? With one half of the country’s ...