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Who’ll Care for Them?

Under ex-President Fernando Collor de Mello the indigenous health care system was decentralized. Since ...

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And Now?

"New" market prices should be high enough to encourage private investment and push the ...

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Democracy Undressed

Brazil longs for radical changes that will reorient  its future, while radically adhering to ...

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Sarney Blarney

A Federal Police raid, to check on allegations of misappropriation of public funds by ...

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Poetic Justice

Lula’s recent tactic of trying to weave an alliance with the right-wing evangelical PL ...

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So Vain

Why does President Cardoso want Brazil as a permanent member of the UN Security ...

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Folly

To wage a war on terrorism is an absurd idea. The USA Patriot Act ...

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A Brazuca in Sweden

We can start a new friendship in five minutes. Of course, we Brazilians have ...

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This land is their land

U.S. international policy is rife with "America knows best" practices and policies. So, to ...

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Built to Break

Brasileiros in daily life complain continuously about shoddy Brazilian-workmanship, and the poor quality of ...