Brazzil Magazine 
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 ...
Brazil’s Own Air Force 1 Flies into Turbulence
President Lula might be wondering whether the order should ever have been made. On ...
Underground Trouble at Brazil’s Ruling Party
Political attention may be focused on who will be the next president of the ...
The Best Place in Brazil’s Megatown
A number of readers have contacted me over the last few years asking for ...
Who Will Be the Anti-Lula in Brazil?
So much for the holiday period. Over the last month there has been plenty ...
Has the Brazilian Judiciary Become a Mafia?
The Brazilian judiciary has historically been so rife with corruption and nepotism that one ...
Indignation Elected Lula in Brazil. But Nothing Changed.
Here’s a positive lesson to be taken from this almost always maladroit globalization concept: ...
Brazil’s Cardoso: ‘The World Changed, But the Left Stayed the Same’
Shortly after the November 2, 2004 United States election, Brazilian Senator Cristovam Buarque paid ...
The Catwalk Dreams of Brazil’s Have-Nots
On a cool Saturday morning in Rio de Janeiro, Zé Luiz Summer, a 34-year-old ...