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Adopted? We Don’t Care

The Brazilian government argued that a young adoptee shouldn’t be returned to Brazil as ...

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Laughing Stock

"Now we find out that all the recent American elections, done with the same ...

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Defending the Amazon

Cavalcanti is the author of three projects proposing a referendum, as the Constitution determines, ...

And the World for All

If, to minimize the risk of leaving it in the hands of Brazilians, the ...

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Chronology of a Rumor

"I can, without hesitation, affirm that the US does not want to amputate a ...

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Brazilian Who?

Roots of Brazil are trying to take hold in the American Midwest, but will ...

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O Rio! ("A Sweet Lightheartedness")

Brazilians’ black and white and brown bodies interlock in volleyball games, in wrestling, in ...

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The Plague

It is unacceptable that the "trust no one" policy of the Brazilian government be ...

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The Doors of Enchantment

A wild looking man rushed over screaming that I had to come and see ...

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Crime and Impunity

Many in Brazil felt impunity had taken a major hit back in 1992, when ...