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English for Brazucas

For those of us who didn’t speak English from childhood, didn’t go to schools ...

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Wilson Velloso
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Relax! You already know Brazilian

Maybe back home in the U.S. the big boss was rude, the office boy ...

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Benjamin Googins
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LETTERS

By At times, when we focus on specific aspects of Brazilian events, it’s difficult ...

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RAPIDINHAS

The newest Nobel Prize in Literature, Portuguese writer José Saramago has just released another ...

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Give Lula a Chance

If Lula is not elected, then chances of profound reform will be postponed yet ...

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Norman Madarasz
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CANGAÇO E VOLANTES

With the admission of women in 1930, cangaceiros became more tolerant and less nomadic, ...

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Carlos Jatobá
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Brazzil, the U.S.A., and the FTAA

President Cardoso has to waste too much of his time just teaching his country’s ...

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Conrad Johnson
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Hot Names

For all the globalization and Americanization of Brazil it’s a surprise to see there ...

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Apocalypse Then

TV bombarded the air with catastrophic predictions dressed as news that ended by not ...

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Quarup: Celebrating the Dear Dead

For Orlando Villas-Boas, Brazil’s most renowned indianist alive, it was a time of high ...

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Émerson Luís