Brazzil Magazine 
Brazil: Lula’s Global Fan Club Is Thinning
By helping form a new organization of developing countries—the so-called G-22—Brazil has managed to ...
Economy: Brazil Down to 15. Behind India.
From 1998 to 2003, Brazil fell from the 8th to the 12th position among ...
In Brazil, Police Are The Crook
Death squads and hired killers belong not just to 1980s São Paulo, but to ...
Brazil: Still the Inequality Champion
Brazil’s Human Development Index went up dramatically in the 1990s. This improvement, however, occurred ...
Brazil: Talking to Dom Tomás, the Bishop of the Landless
They call occupations by the landless "violent," but what about the violence of hunger, ...
Brazil: Women’s Flaws at Lula’s Cabinet
Two Brazilian women ministers are having a hard time. Benedita da Silva had to ...
Brazil Soy: The Seeds of Discord
There is a growing movement in Brazil against genetically modified soy, which was liberated ...
FTAA: …And Brazil Was Left Alone
The U.S. was incensed at Brazil in Port of Spain. Brasília proposed that Americans ...
Brazil: Punishing Thieves and Public
Public works that are needed by the population cannot stop every time an irregularity ...
Brazil: 9 Months of Lula and No Birth to Celebrate
Brazilian President Lula thinks that words are a substitute for actions. He just said ...