Tag: Brazil
The Musician: An Excerpt by a Celebrated Best-selling Brazilian Author
Dr. Heloisa Prieto is one of Brazil’s most celebrated children and YA authors. As ...
Seen by Commentators as Unelectable, Brazil’s Bolsonaro Shows His Electoral Might
The sitting Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro secured an unexpected 43% vote in the recent ...
Far-Right’s Misinformation Machine Might Be Decisive in Brazil’s Election
Online disinformation is casting a shadow over Brazil’s presidential election. Jair Bolsonaro, the country’s ...
Historically Challenged Brazilian Science & Technology Poised for Change with a Lula Victory
Brazilian science and technology have recently been in the news. Linked to the results ...
Talks of a Latin American Single Currency Are in the Air Again
Real, bolivar, peso: Latin America’s means of payment are as diverse as its cultures. ...
Nobody Can Compete with the Chinese in Brazil and Latin America. EU Trying to Catch Up
The Brazilian community of Joinville should have presented German businesses with something of a ...
A Brazilian Award-Winning Movie and the Transformative Power of Love
An Interview with Director Aly Muritiba “When I decided to make this film in ...
Brazil’s Man of the Hole Is Dead. The Last Survivor of His Tribe’s Genocide
An Indigenous man known as “The Man of the Hole” has died in Brazil. ...
‘Doctors Have Science, We Have Wisdom,” Says Midwife Defending Her Work Inside the Amazon
The community of Deus é Pai (“God is our Father”) sits by the Tefé ...
Paulo Coelho: Brazil’s World-renowned Parable Teller Turns 75
The books of Paulo Coelho, the world’s most successful contemporary Brazilian author, are not ...
