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Silencing the Witness

For all its self-congratulatory slaps on the back, the Brazilian marketeering establishment is not ...

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Rodolfo Espinoza
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Anarchist with a Cause

By Alessandra Dalevi Being co-author of "Ai Que Saudade da Amélia", one of Brazil’s ...

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Alessandra Dalevi <
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The Survivor and the Stubborn

This game of football exceeds the stupidity of human militarism by the group energy ...

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Norman Madarasz
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Top of the World

Brazil triumphs at the jogo bonito, beautiful game, again. An estimated 1.5 billion people ...

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Benjamin D'Souza
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The Gaucho’s Wild Ride

Lined with the finest set of strikers in the world—the "Three R’s" of Rivaldo, ...

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Norman Madarasz
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Damn, Brazil Won!

For its own sake Brazil should have lost. Bringing the World Cup home will ...

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Alex Bellos
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Letter from the Front

Cardoso tried to reach Bush by phone, but ended up talking to Condoleeza Rice, ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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The New Abolition

The persistence of poverty in Brazil stems from the fact  that we endeavor to ...

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Cristovam Buarque
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The Euro, Now

With Lula almost certain to be Brazil’s next President the only way to avoid ...

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Ricardo C. Amaral
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The Kid in the Street

The program has been successful in rehabilitating 30 percent of the children. The remaining ...

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Danielle Newman