In movies, plays, music, art, and literature, the Brazilian
culture continues more alive than ever. Brazilians have never bought as
many books as in recent years and there are a number of movies being made
and released right now which deal with Brazilian historical facts and cultural
values. New playwrights have been able to fill up theaters all over the
country and new poets are finding out their own voice and a public to listen
to them.
By Brazzil Magazine
Brazil’s annualized benchmark interest rate (SELIC), which currently stands at 16.50%, is expected to ...
A poll by Berlin-based Transparency International with international businessmen from around the world has ...
As expected the PFL (Partido da Frente Liberal—Liberal Front Party) got the lion’s share ...
For UNICA, the Brazilian Sugarcane Industry Association, a report aired on Bloomberg Television on ...
From now on, the US and other big players of the international trade game ...
For being "an example of good practices," Brazil was selected to participate in Monday’s ...
Brazil’s naval industry, which boasted the second place worldwide in the 1970s, lived two ...
Brazil has just launched a new science plan, aiming to strengthen the role of ...
In a letter denouncing the invasion of their land by illegal garimpeiros (gold miners) ...
Of every four Brazilians three are aware of the international financial crisis, which is ...
