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Canudos 100

What a pity Euclides da Cunha is not around to write about today’s Brazil ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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Here and There

In the United States, the aggressor is usually categorized as ‘the batterer’, ‘the perpetrator’, ...

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Jennifer Grant
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Three Bites of Brazil

Get a glimpse of three northeastern cities: Fortaleza, Natal and Olinda. Beyond the celebrated ...

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Janis Carter
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Will the Gringo Win?

A shrill blast on the whistle marked the end of the capoeira game. The ...

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Alastair Thompson
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Follow the Leader

A Lula victory will allow Brazil, in alliance with some of the U.S.’s adversaries, ...

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Sean Burges and Kerry Ezard
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Long Will Live Free Markets

Why did many Brazilian businesspeople desert Serra and back Lula? They believe that someone ...

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Odd Bedfellows

Looking at the range of Lula’s backers one cannot help recalling Robert Browning’s poem ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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Ready for Lula

With 95 percent of next year’s budget already allotted, which is binding for the ...

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Norman Madarasz
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Jambalaying in Rio

Introducing the Jambalaya Jazz Festival taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, November 6 ...

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RAPIDINHAS

Introducing the Jambalaya Jazz Festival taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, November 6 ...

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