Brazzil Magazine 
Violence and Death Threats a Common Working Hazard for Brazilian Journalists
Brazilian journalist Lúcio Flávio Pinto was threatened by a businessman when leaving a restaurant ...
US Will Receive 1,500 Brazilian Students in January, All with Government Scholarship
Dilma Rousseff, the president of Brazil, announced her country will invest US$ 2 billion ...
Brazil’s Dictatorship: It All Started with a Referendum
The proposed division of the state of Pará in northern Brazil into three states ...
Brazil’s Nilson Matta: The Master of Lower Tones
After having interviewed Romero Lubambo and Duduka Da Fonseca in this series, it was ...
Boycotted by Brazil’s Mainstream Media Book on Opposition’s Corruption Becomes Instant Bestseller
Amaury Ribeiro Junior’s A Privataria Tucana (Private is a neologism combining Privatization and Piracy. ...
The Latest Minister Accused of Corruption in Brazil Is Close Friend of President Rousseff
Fernando Pimentel, Brazil’s Trade and Industry minister, is facing pressure to explain his personal ...
Beer at Stadiums for 2014 World Cup? It’s Illegal, FIFA Wants It. Brazil Is Divided
While the World Cup gets nearer and nearer, the dispute between the Brazilian government ...
The Obvious Act of Refusing a Bribe Has Become Heroism in Brazil. And This Is a Shame
Last month, Brazil took pride in Rio de Janeiro’s police: some of them for ...
Brazil, a Poor Country Mired in Lies, Hostage to Greedy Political Parties
The results of research recently published by the IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and ...
With Europe Sputtering Brazil Seems Heading for a Technical Recession
Brazil’s GDP stalled in the third quarter with zero growth when compared to the ...