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A Trap for Lula

London’s brightest and best are trying to redeem their fallen idol, Blair, by crowning ...

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Madame Satã: Driven by Rage

In Madame Satã, Brazilian director Karim Aïnouz invites the audience to be a fly ...

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Brazil? Which Brazil?

Brazil has several ethnicities and they are as complex, contradictory, and creative as Brazilians ...

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Brazil’s Smooth Observer

André Vasconcellos’s Observatório is a fresh album, which should have a certain amount of ...

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Brazil: The High Cost of Illiteracy

It is necessary to stop boasting about the shame, bragging that 95 percent of ...

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In Brazil, Gossip Is News, Too

A royal horse in Spain condemns Lula’s bad manners by doing its business in ...

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Brazil: Fun Around the Fire

Festas juninas were brought to Brazil by Portuguese and Spanish settlers celebrating the harvest ...

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Brazil’s Fundo de Quintal: Scene and Variation

Fundo de Quintal brought a new public to the samba and inspired a generation ...

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Confederates Find a Home – II

Ozell was the only member of the Oliver family ever to return to Alabama. ...

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Women for Sale. Made in Brazil.

Human trafficking is the utter objectification of human beings. Brazilians are preferred in Spain, ...