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    A Few Drops of Cheering in Brazil’s Sea of Corruption

    The good news for Brazil is that it appears as if the PT or ...

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    Richard Hayes
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    A Simple and Practical Proposal to End Brazil’s Child Labor

    Virgílio was 12 years old. His childhood was divided between attending school sporadically and ...

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    Cristovam Buarque
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    Fernando Henrique Cardoso wants to stay

    President Fernando Cardoso’s recent announcement that he was interested in seeking a second term ...

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    Mariano Magalhães
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    100 days with the President

    Inflation has never been this low in recent times, in Brazil. The country is ...

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    Emerson Luís
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    Back to Business as Usual in Brazil

    At the end of the first week of the New Year, it looks like ...

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    Guy Burton
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    Welcome to 1984, Brazilian Style

    Ricardo Bonalume Neto, one of the estimable science editors of the Folha de S. ...

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    Janer Cristaldo
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    Brazil: More Power to Quilombos

    Quilombos are rural Afro-Brazilian communities that originated in the 17th century with the rebellion ...

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    Adital
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    Expecting the World

    “We believe that the Lula administration is in a good position to avoid what ...

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    Newsroom
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    Agony and Joy

    The chaos in Argentina has made many Brazilians extremely happy. Brazilians think the Argentineans ...

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    John Fitzpatrick
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    Grading Cardoso

    Although José Serra is acknowledged to have done a good job as health minister ...

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    John Fitzpatrick
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