2004
The Price of a Slave in Brazil
Brazil is responsible for 15 percent of women trafficked in South America, a great ...
Brazil: Farewell to a Cursed Poet
Although shunned for a time by publishers due to her erotic books, writer Hilda ...
Brazil: How to Make a Lite FTAA
The latest round of negotiations for the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas was ...
Music: Assorted Brazilian Biscuits
Given the brushoff by BMG, singer Maria Bethânia signed with Biscoito Fino and began ...
In Brazil, Indians Win Land But Can’t Get It
The Xavante Indians were expelled from their land in 1967. In 1998, the demarcation ...
The List of the Undone in Lula’s Brazil
As a reader of O Estado de S. Paulo pointed out, during the thirteen ...
Brazil Cabinet: The Fall of a Dreamer and a Doer
Following his resignation, Brazil’s former Education Minister Cristovam Buarque, claimed he had been isolated ...
Brazil: Rocinha Shantytown Goes to War
In Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro, the largest favela in South America, teachers at local ...
Brazil: A Tale of Two Lulas
Brazil’s financial team has been reeling. And last week, President Lula took his team ...
Brazil’s Lula Gives the Press a Hard Time. Again.
The Brazilian government is operating on a climate of electoral campaigning and the press ...