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Beating as Usual

Amnesty International tells that police torture to obtain confessions is a routine practice in ...

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How My Good Life Began

I was 12 when I discovered that my mother had married again and left ...

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Dona Maria Flor's story as told to KATHLEEN BOND and MARGARIDA MAGALHÃES
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LETTERS

By Plínio Marcos was 22 when he wrote Barrela, his first play, in 1957. ...

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Plínio Marcos was 22 when he wrote Barrela, his first play, in 1957. Fame, however, would only come
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Compromising Tapes

It is still not clear who is behind the mud-throwing effort. The President seems ...

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Émerson Luís
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The number of Internet users in Brazil has surpassed the 1 million mark and ...

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Marta Alvim
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Who’s Afraid of Lula?

The International Monetary Fund moved to lock the future government of Brazil into an ...

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Roger Burbach
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Natives’ Voice

In 1998, we only had 14 indigenous candidates. In these elections, that number grew ...

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Switch as You Wish

Almost half the politicians elected in 1999 no longer  represent the parties on whose ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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Misguided Guide

Brazil and the Brazilians, the book, gives an inaccurate and dated view of Brazil. ...

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Ernest Barteldes
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LETTERS

By Reform projects have been tabled several times, calling for district voting, optional voting ...

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Reform projects have been tabled several times, calling for district voting, optional voting (curre