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All Brazil Needed: An American Martyr!

There are cadavers and cadavers, isn’t it true? Some are sacred. Others aren’t worth ...

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Progress Killed Carnaval in Brazil

The “Tríduo momesco” (King Momo’s Triduum) was the dressed-up name, pretentious.  It became inappropriate ...

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Red Tape Is Choking Brazil

Analysts are on the lookout for events or circumstances that might blemish the favorable ...

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Carnaval Has Made Brazil’s Mafia Untouchable

The Globo’s series of articles about dangerous connections and ever growing evident relations between ...

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When in Brazil, Don’t Do What Brazilians Do

As a young woman and habitual traveler to developing countries, I have always made ...

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After Defeat, Can Lula Do Any Reform in Brazil?

Valentine’s Day is not celebrated in Brazil. Lover’s Day is. Regardless, Brazil’s governing PT ...

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Why India Is Decades Ahead of Brazil

Besides religiosity, two things distinguish man from the other animals: walking on two legs ...

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Brazil Now Has Guerrilla School and Quotas for Cuba

It all must have started with the first college of Theology. In establishing a ...

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In Brazil, Apartheid Is a Growing Cancer

During the apartheid regime in South Africa, black people were segregated.  There were separate ...

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It’s Carnaval in Brazil. All Trouble Is Gone.

Brazilians love to party. Carnaval may have officially ended at dawn on Ash Wednesday ...