Petrobras Ordered to Shut Down Platform Despite Claims There’s No Safety Problem
Petrobras, Brazil’s government controlled oil and gas multinational, admitted Monday that minor conservation problems ...
Brazil Prints a Primer After 3,000 Brazilians Are Barred from Entering Europe
Concerned with the embarrassing situations Brazilians may face when they arrive in Europe and ...
Itaú-Unibanco Bank Merger Gets Brazil’s Seal of Approval
A year and nine months after the merger of two of Brazil’s largest private ...
10 Brazilians Make the List of Latin America’s 25 Global Star Entrepreneurs
The CEO of AB InBev, the world’s largest brewer, Brazilian Carlos Brito, is among ...
Latest Polls Show Dilma Winning Brazil Presidency in the First Round
Dilma Rousseff, from the Workers Party, seems to be opening a significant advantage over ...
To Advance Brazil Needs to Triple Its Infrastructure Investments
At the moment, Brazil is investing the equivalent of around 2% of GDP in ...
Signing International Treaties Does Not Guarantee Social Rights for Brazilians
Every year some two million labor disputes wind their way through the Brazilian labor ...
Free TV Electoral Campaign in Brazil Is Measured in Hundredths of a Second
Free political campaign advertising has started this Tuesday, August 17, in Brazil. Like the ...
You Got to Love a Brazil Where Typewriters Are Preserved and Couples Kiss at the Box Office
If there is a connection between cleanliness and public affection, it is being played ...
For Months Without Rain Brasília’s Green Turns to Brown
The dry season in central Brazil lasts from April/May to September/ October. The last ...