Brazzil Magazine 
Brazil: For Some, Slavery Is the Only Option
It is estimated that between 25 and 40 thousand workers live under slave-like conditions ...
From Brazil: Thanks for Iraq, Mr. Bush
For having stanched the flow of innocent blood in Iraq—with a reduced number of ...
Brazil: Nobody Is Happy with the Prime
Even though it was expected by the majority of economists, Brazil’s productive sector didn’t ...
Brazil: "Respect Our Minors or Else!"
Attempting to shake off Rio’s and the Brazilian Northeast’s reputation as a paradise for ...
A Carnaval of Disillusion in Brazil
Brazilian politics is once again involved in a scandal. It was revealed that the ...
Illiteracy, Brazil’s Capital Sin
Every country has the obligation to abolish illiteracy. This is even truer for a ...
Brazil: Threats Don’t Deter Indians
Despite all the efforts to prevent the holding of the 33rd General Assembly of ...
Razing History in Brazil
I come back to reality. The dwelling inhabited by the famous writer Clarice Lispector ...
Brazil: Lula’s Party Gets Ready for Battle
In an effort to dispel the bitter taste left by a scandal from a ...
Brazil Survives Another Carnaval
While most Brazilians were already back to work throughout the country, 600 thousand baianos ...