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Romancing the IMF

Brazilian Finance Minister, Antônio Palocci, the former Trotskyist,  is saying the right things. He ...

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Richard Hayes
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Sorry, That’s War

Katia Lund, co-director of City of God, sounds out: "Damn, I am talking about ...

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Clarissa Beretz
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He Was the Samba

The success of the Zicartola bar was a rediscovery of talent for the world. ...

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Arthur de Faria
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Only the Best

In a display of excellent shape the Brazilian Chamber of Books has announced its ...

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Brazil Can’t Wait, Mr. Lula

President Lula has gone back to being a timid tortoise. Style and not substance ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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Eating Brazil

For those who live in the New York-Newark neighborhood Brazil is never too far ...

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Ernest Barteldes
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Begging for a Job

It is very common in Brazil that a job candidate will have the final ...

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John Roscoe
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Spare Me the Quotas and Other American Oddities

It has been revealed that two very white female candidates increased eightfold their chances ...

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Janer Cristaldo
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Tough Choice

The Landless Movement in Brazil is a success. One quarter of a million people ...

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Juçara Terezinha Zotts
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The Media Barons of Brazil

Senators Antonio Carlos Magalhães and José Sarney are the longest-living Brazilian oligarchs. What differentiates ...

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Alberto Dines