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What’s There to Celebrate?

In the 1970s, Brazilian blacks delved into history and rediscovered black resistance leader Zumbi ...

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Cracking MTV’s Cliché

Never cowering to commerce, Pato Fu stuffs a live recording with subversive seasoning, lyrical ...

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According to the Music

Since the beginning of the twentieth century Brazilian popular music has reflected the social ...

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Women’s Blues in Brazil

Once again Brazilians are commemorating International Women’s Day. There isn’t that much to celebrate ...

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Lula as Pontius Pilate

Colombia wants Brazil to classify the FARC as a terrorist group, freeze its bank ...

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Brazil’s Black Memories Become Lighter

Brazil is now paying more attention to the contribution which blacks and people of ...

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A Time Bomb for Lula

Brazil’s debt burden expanded dramatically in terms of the national currency due to a ...

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When Lover Is a Four-Letter Word

A hit new TV show in Brazil compares women to mares. Meanwhile the mainstream ...

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When in Brazil…

Doing business in Brazil requires an understanding of that country’s differing work ethics. There ...

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Requiem for a Bubble

Globo Group and the Folha Group, two giants of the media, who had wrangled ...