2004

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In Iracema, Brazil, You Don’t Live, You Get By

Religion and politics to many are inseparable. I heard this often in Iracema, which ...

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Messiahs, Troubadours, and Bards of Brazil

I knew I had to visit Juazeiro do Norte, Ceará, as soon as I ...

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Colin Powell Visits Brazil, But Why?

I recently took the presumptuous step on behalf of the Brazilian people of inviting ...

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Brazil’s Key Role in Globalization

“Today, Brazil is prepared to assume an important leadership role for all of the ...

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In Brazil, the Big Losers Were the Polls

Crowns of laurels to the victorious and crowns of flowers to the defeated. Add ...

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A Danger in Brazil: Splitting into Two Races

Hidden behind accounts in the press and the government’s Diário Oficial, the real Brazil ...

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US$ 32 Billion Surplus Makes Brazil Comfortable

The export growth has made Brazil stronger with regard to foreign crises. The US$ ...

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Civil War in Brazil Is No Figure of Speech

Have Brazilians stopped to reflect, as they should, over the crime figures in the ...

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Brazil’s Mato Grosso Hindered by Poor Transportation

Cuiabá, Rondonópolis and Alto Araguaia – all in the midwestern state of Mato Grosso ...

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Three Decades of Brazil’s Rita Lee

Rita Lee has been around for more than 30 years. Her first appearance was ...