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Here and There

In the United States, the aggressor is usually categorized as ‘the batterer’, ‘the perpetrator’, ...

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Jennifer Grant
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Canudos 100

What a pity Euclides da Cunha is not around to write about today’s Brazil ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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Argentina Isn’t Here

Brazilians are inclined to work problems out so that no one gets hurt too ...

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Ted Goertzel
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Shock Treatment

Brazil needs a major and radical government change to be able avoid an economic ...

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Ricardo C. Amaral
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Serra’s Respite

Ciro Gomes’ declining popularity shows that Serra’s attacks on his character have hit home. ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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Lula Now

Everything seems to point to Lula as Brazil’s next president. His reformation is such ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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Down for the Count

Ciro Gomes has still not made a sincere apology for his asinine remark that ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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President Lula’s Choices

Pressing problems faces his Excellency President Lula—who will run the central bank By John ...

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John Fitzpatrick
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Portuguese Trailblazer

Prof. Haydée Magro’s textbooks were adopted at numerous colleges and universities in the United ...

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James H. Kennedy
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The War Within

Gangs usually play the role of government in Rio’s favelas, ruling them and even ...

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Carolina Berard