Brazil’s Tabajaras Indians Owe Mangoré a Musical Debt of Gratitude
Brazilian Turíbio Santos’ recording of guitar music by Agustín Barrios (1885-1944) in Turíbio Santos ...
Brazil, Trying to Avoid the Iran-Iraq Curse After Newfound Oil Riches
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the president of Brazil, proposed the review of the ...
Brazil Promotes Its Other, Less Famous Rain Forest in the US and Canada
The Embratur (Brazilian Tourism Institute) is going to bring to Brazil, starting on Monday, ...
Brazil Anticipating US$ 35 Billion in Foreign Direct Investment This Year
According to the projection of the Central Bank of Brazil, the country should receive ...
In Brazil, Banks Lead with US$ 10 Billion in Profits in First Half
Total profits of the four main sectors represented by Brazil's Bovespa (São Paulo Stock ...
Fair Trade and Organic Cotton Opened the World to This Brazilian Company
Based in Petrópolis, a city in the Brazilian southeastern state of Rio de Janeiro, ...
For This One-Woman Fashion Powerhouse, Outlook for Luxury Is Gloomy in Brazil
When it comes to style, fashion and etiquette, Glória Kalil is a reference in ...
Brazil Becomes Middle Class But Not Bourgeois
Foreigners who still see Brazil as a nation in which a tiny elite sits ...
Don’t Expect Brazil’s Ultra-Deep Sea Oil Flowing Before 2013
Sergio Gabrielli, the CEO of Brazil's state-controlled oil and gas multinational Petrobras said that ...
Brazil’s Supreme Has Last Word on War of Amazon Indians vs Landowners
On August 27th, the Brazilian Supreme Court will decide a case that could have ...