Brazzil Magazine 
In Brazil, Apartheid Is a Growing Cancer
During the apartheid regime in South Africa, black people were segregated. There were separate ...
It’s Carnaval in Brazil. All Trouble Is Gone.
Brazilians love to party. Carnaval may have officially ended at dawn on Ash Wednesday ...
In Brazil, Lula Thinks He’s Leading. He’s Being Led.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva claims that his administration governs for all, ...
Brazil: When Judges Go Beyond and Above the Law
The last days of the military regime (1964-1985) coincided with an incredible rise of ...
In Brazil’s Lula World, Ignorance Is Bliss
Throughout Internet debates, I have received messages from young people that are proud of ...
For Brazil and Neighbors Bush’s Freedom Sounds Ominous
In her January 18 confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Secretary of ...
Brazil Losing Another Race, This Time to Mexico
In the 1970s and 1980s few listened to those asserting that, due to their ...
Brazil, the Land of Milk and Honey, Despite All the US Meddling
From the feedback I have received over the last four years, the average Brazzil ...
How Christ Met Marx in Brazil
Although Brazil has a great number of religious denominations, about seventy-five percent of its ...
Brazil Forum, a United Effort Against the Bush Threat
The Fifth Annual World Social Forum (WSF) held in Porto Alegre, Brazil, from January ...