Brazzil Magazine 
Camamu: A Piece of Brazil Deliciously Far from Civilization
A narrow strip of sand that seems like it may be submersed any second, ...
In Brazil, Investigative Journalism May Mean Death Sentence for the Reporter
Brazil is booming. Latin America’s largest and most populous nation recently surpassed the United ...
In Brazil, Environment Protection Has Become a Guerrilla War
The history of violent land conflicts in Brazil is a long one specially in ...
Brazil’s World Cup Law Guarantees Plenty of Booze and Holidays
Brazil’s 2014 World Soccer Cup law approved yesterday, March 28, by the Brazilian House ...
Brazil President Asks for More Democratic International System in BRICS meeting
The president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, defended today, in New Delhi, India, reforms in ...
Floating Exchange Rate Is Here to Stay, Says Brazilian President
Nelson Barbosa, the executive secretary of Brazil’s Ministry of Finances, speaking at a seminar ...
The São Paulo Election’s Winner Is a Minas Politician Who Wants to Be Brazil’s President
The leading Brazilian politician José Serra celebrated his 70th birthday on 19 March 2012. ...
Sorry, New York. The Hip-Hop Thrill Has Gone South to Rio
If you were ambling along the Copacabana beach, in Rio, in recent months, you ...
To Me Comfort Food Is Brazilian Food
Comfort food to many means meat and potatoes or something that makes you feel ...
Revisiting: 5 Things President Obama Can do Now to Improve US-Brazil Relations
On December 5, 2010 I published a piece in Brazzil (1) highlighting five steps ...