Brazzil Magazine 
When the People Take Over in Brazil
Avenida Paulista, a three-kilometer long avenue, is regarded as São Paulo’s best-known landmark. Why ...
Zahar, Synonym of High Culture in Brazil
This year, 2005, the second publishing house established by Jorge Zahar, Jorge Zahar Editor, ...
Brazil’s Globo: a Soap Opera Global Empire
With every episode, another country falls in the web of appreciators of Brazilian audiovisual ...
In Brazil, the Racial Democracy Myth Lives Forever
As Brazil’s new mayors take up their positions it is worth reflecting on the ...
Ball, Sex and Cachaça in the Tragic Life of Brazilian Hero Garrincha
Reading Garrincha, Ruy Castro’s splendid study of the forgotten Brazilian right-winger and twice World ...
US Envy Behind Brazil’s Linguistic Reactionaryism
About two years ago I wrote an article suggesting that President Luiz Inácio Lula ...
Gay Marriage and Naturism Get Their Day in Brazil
Forget the headlines about the World Social Forum and Brazil’s effort to mediate in ...
Brazil, the Republic of Monoglots
Last week, all the newspapers and the overall press in Brazil gave wide release ...
Brazil: In Morrinho the War Never Ends
It’s midmorning in Morrinho. Three figures peer down from a concrete rooftop at the ...