Brazzil Magazine 
Dilma 48%, Serra 41%, Say Polls at Start of Second Round Race
Despite the glaring mistakes during the first round, Brazilians keep an eye on the ...
No-Earthquake-Land Brazil Has Been Shaking Good Lately
Brazilians learn in elementary school that the country has been blessed with the absence ...
Brazil Bank Workers Keep Strike After 6.5% Raise Offer. They Want 11%
In Brazil, the latest offer from the bankers is a salary increase of 6.5% ...
Arrogance and Press Bashing at the Root of Dilma Rousseff’s Fall from Grace in Brazil
In Brazil, political analysts are trying to explain why Brazilian presidential elections went sour ...
Drought Won’t Prevent Brazil from Getting Largest Cereal Crop Ever
The Brazilian government is forecasting a record crop of cereals and oilseeds totaling 148.9 ...
Rousseff and Serra Hide Their Pro Choice Leaning to Win Brazil Presidency
Dilma Rousseff, the woman handpicked by Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to ...
Discovering what Lies in the Swamps of Northeastern Brazil on a Sweltering Carnaval Night
So there I sat. Garbage, beer cans, and confetti littered the streets of Recife ...
Mexican Developer’s Shoddy Work Makes Brazilians Furious While Waiting for House
A series of lawsuits taken against one of the largest and experienced property developers ...
Lula Machine Couldn’t Make Rousseff a President Without a Runoff
Sunday’s election result in Brazil did not transpire in the way that polls had ...
Brazil’s Top Vote Getter, a Clown, May Be Barred from Congress for Illiteracy
Brazilian clown Tiririca, the candidate who won the most votes as House representative in ...