Tag: Brazilian
Brazil’s Bolsonaro Is Going Out, But His Extreme-Right Movement Stays
The 2018 rise to power of Brazil’s outgoing president, Jair Bolsonaro, was fleeting and ...
Brazil’s Universal Health Care Is Rather an Aspiration than a Reality
With an historical framework dating back over the past several decades and predominantly universalized, ...
Janja, Lula’s Wife, Will Give a New Meaning to First Lady
The future first lady of Brazil, Rosângela Lula da Silva, nicknamed Janja, will work ...
Protecting Brazil’s Mata Atlântica Turns into a Musical Adventure
Markus Reuter is a renowned German-born musician, composer, record producer and educator, whose work ...
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 ...
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 ...
Intergenerational Baiting and Being Cringe in Brazil
Last week, Christian Langkamp highlighted some of the reasons for growing intergenerational tensions in ...
Mário de Andrade’s To Love, Intransitive Verb: The Novel that Launched Brazil’s Modernist Movement
Ana Lessa-Schmidt’s translation of Mário de Andrade’s modernist classic, To Love, Intransitive Verb, is ...
Strikes and Protests in Brazil Are a Reaction to the Country’s Government Paralysis
The February 22nd protest in Belo Horizonte, the resulting police action, as well as ...
