Brazzil Magazine 
Brazil, World’s Number 1 Killing Field
In Brazil, 40,000 people are killed, annually, by firearms, according to the United Nations. ...
In Brazil, They Just Blame the Media
If the Brazilian government had begun to create the promised ten million jobs, or ...
Only Bosses Happy with Brazil’s New Minimum Wage
Starting May 1st, Brazil’s minimum wage will be raised from 240 to 260 reais, ...
The High Price of Fame in Brazil
A common enough fate had befallen Brazilian singer Carmen Miranda that had also been ...
Impressed by Lula’s Work
Brazil’s strong performance is clearly bearing fruit: a broad-based economic recovery is underway that ...
Brazil Spurned by Hollywood
Brazil’s Cidade de Deus was shunned because it did not fit into the make-believe ...
An Ambassador of Brazilian Letters
"International literary meetings are indispensable, not only so that we can leave the provincialism ...
Portugal’s Júdice: A Poet Is a Loner
"It was in the ’60s that a distancing between Brazilian and Portuguese poetry occurred. ...
Coca-Cola’s Dirty Little War in Brazil
Says Laerte Codonho, president of Dolly Soda, a Coke competitor in Brazil: "All I ...
Brazil, a Stone in Microsoft’s Shoes
Brazilian authorities have in several occasions praised the open-source operating system known as Linux. ...