2004

Freedom of Press Is More Fiction than Fact in Brazil

Since Brazilians enacted their democratic Constitution, in 1988, the law of their country has ...

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If It Is Brazil, It Has to Be Music

It is still time to remember both the first centenary of Ary Barroso’s birth ...

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An Arabian Night’s Café in Brazil

Low lights, a warm environment, candlelit tables, carpets on the walls, cushions on the ...

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Disturbing Handcuffs Threaten Brazilian Media

As photos, the sequence is nearly run of the mill. A person in handcuffs ...

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The Reaction of the Wretched in Brazil

Despite the elections taking place this Sunday or maybe because of them, it’s important ...

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Musical Brazil: Relatively Speaking, It’s All in the Family

As regular readers of the Brazzil website know, I have a profound interest in, ...

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How Art Has Changed Some Brazil Favela’s Kids

Improvising, a boy gathered bits of building blocks, cement and paint to build a ...

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Brazil: The Media Is Not Beyond Suspicion

With the inevitable outcome, it is safe to say that the Federal Council of ...

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Sorriso: a City Worth US$ 174 million

This is the GDP of Sorriso, a city in the midwestern state of Mato ...

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