Brazzil Magazine 
Linux Friendly Brazil
Twenty percent of all computers used by the Brazilian ministries are running Linux and ...
Brazil’s Quilombos to Become Legal
Brazil’s 1988 Constitution acknowledges the rights of quilombo communities, rural villages founded by blacks ...
Brazil Grows Despite High Interests
Some Brazilian economists are optimistic about Brazil’s prospects for this and next year. Companies ...
Brazil: Lula’s Friends Have License to Kill
If Brazil’s Central Bank president becomes an insurmountable liability, be it for the series ...
Brazil: A Decade-Long Lynching
In 1993, the weekly magazine Veja made an error, falsely accusing House Representative Ibsen ...
Brazil Sees Death Squad in Homeless Massacre
A 2003 study by Brazil’s Economic Research Institute Foundation shows that over ten thousand ...
Brazil: More Power to Quilombos
Quilombos are rural Afro-Brazilian communities that originated in the 17th century with the rebellion ...
Brazil: Blame It on Neoliberalism
Brazil is at a crossroads, according to João Pedro Stédile, a leader of Brazil’s ...
In Brazil, Dictatorship Is Back
Brazil’s President Lula is intent on building a brilliant and lasting career. He has ...
William Taught Me All I Needed About Brazil
In the Brazilian Northeast, a land haunted by deserts, the parties, the music, and ...