Tag: Augusto Zimmermann
Corruption? No Big Deal! That’s the Way Things Are Done In Brazil
The present problem of corruption involving the Lula administration finds its roots in the ...
From Slaveholders to Revolution Mongers Brazil’s Clergy Has Never Been Too Catholic
A friend of mine who lives in Australia once asked me how it can ...
Let’s Hope Brazil’s Corruption Has Hindered Plans for a ‘Democratic Dictatorship’
The fact that the Lula da Silva administration has been reportedly involved in numerous ...
In Brazilian Doublespeak Tyranny Is Democracy and Vice Versa
It would be no mistake if someone argued that most of the Brazilian intellectuals ...
200,000 Children in Brazil Are Learning from Mao’s Red Book
Leornardo Boff, a former Catholic friar and the ‘father’ of liberation theology in Brazil, ...
1964, a Military Coup Brazilians Loved
Following the fortieth anniversary of the military coup which deposed the government of João ...
No Job, Low Pay, Slavery: All in a Day’s Work in Brazil
In regard to the rights of the working people, Brazil has a Constitution which ...
Women in Brazil: So Protected Still So Abused
Women are granted by the Brazilian Constitution with an impressive quantity of ‘fundamental’ rights. ...
Landless and Lawless in Brazil
The Constitution of Brazil declares that everybody in this country has the right to ...
Brazil: When Judges Go Beyond and Above the Law
The last days of the military regime (1964-1985) coincided with an incredible rise of ...
