Poverty
In Brazil 10% (18 Million) Are Indigent. Argentina and Mexico Have It Worse.
A quarter of the Latinamerican population subsists on less than US$ 2 per day, ...
Brazil and LatAm Fall Short on Millennium Development Goals
Fifteen out of the 24 Latin American and Caribbean nations, including Brazil, have met ...
Emir of Qatar Says Yes to Brazil’s Lula Plan with a US$ 10 Million Check
The emir of Qatar, Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani, is going to make a ...
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 ...
222 Million: the Official Number of Latin America’s Extremely Poor
In spite of recent advances Latinamerica still has 222 million people living in extreme ...
Brazil’s Lula Reaffirms Commitment to Family Vouchers
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva reaffirmed Saturday, June 4, his commitment to, ...
Brazil’s Inequality: 1% of Richest Have as Much as 50% of Poorest
The 1.7 million wealthiest Brazilians, which correspond to 1% of the country’s population, have ...
Transplants in Brazil: What Kills Is Waiting In Line
More than half the transplant surgeries in Latin America are performed in Brazil, and ...
A New and Improved Gold Rush
One decade after the first gold rush, the mob is back again in Serra ...
Some Lessons from Brazil to Fight World Poverty
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced that, during his visit to New ...
