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Brazil: How to Kill a Landless

There have been frequent episodes when Brazilian estate owners used terrorist methods against the ...

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Brazil: US Confederates Find a Home

The Stanleys departed for Brazil on the rainy morning of April 6, 1876. They ...

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Brazil and US: The Black-White Divide

When Americans are confronted with the existence of differential treatment of Brazilians by color, ...

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Brazil’s Fundo de Quintal: Scene and Variation

Fundo de Quintal brought a new public to the samba and inspired a generation ...

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Brazil’s Smooth Observer

André Vasconcellos’s Observatório is a fresh album, which should have a certain amount of ...

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Brazil, Through a Kid’s Eyes

As the years went by, my longing to see all things Brazilian secretly grew. ...

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Sex in Brazil: We Don’t Have This in Toledo

Why so many Anglo-American men consider Brazilians to be "so hot" and sexually active? ...

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How About Some Portuguese?

Even the basic verb to be can be difficult for someone learning Portuguese since ...

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Orson Welles’ Youth’s Folly in Brazil

The story that so much interested filmmaker Orson Welles, was the tale of four ...

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Brazil: A Lula Overdose

The sheer energy Lula is displaying is impressive, but it might be better if ...