2004
Brazil Celebrates Pessoa. Woe the Poet!
In the last decades, literature studies have been the major propeller— not in literature—for ...
Brazil’s Latest Fad: the Narghile
The table pipe, which is very appreciated in the Arab countries, became popular in ...
Arabs Love Brazil. They Are 7% of the Country.
They started arriving in Brazil in the nineteenth century. In their luggage was a ...
Why Can’t Brazil Stand Up to Bush?
Brazil’s so-called Shoot Down Law was approved seven years ago by the Brazilian Congress, ...
Brazil May Be a Country, But It’s Not a Nation
In order to be a country, only a territory and a president are needed. ...
Can’t Brazil Leave the NY Times Alone?
On giving in to the temptation of again confronting the powerful New York Times, ...
Brazil Sounds: Stalking Veloso and Gil’s Ghosts in London
During the years Brazilian composers Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil spent in London they ...
Brazil’s Monica Gang to Take On the World
Brazilian comics creator Mauricio de Souza and his characters like Monica and Jimmy Five ...
Is Elis & Tom, Special Edition, Worth the Trouble?
How many people will want to pay for a DVD-CD combo when their equipment ...
In Brazil, the Poorer the Better for the Rich
Brazil is a very class conscious culture. The majority of politicians and the elite ...