Tag: Democracy
Forget the American Dream. What Brazil Needs Is a Parliamentary Monarchy
I am a Canadian by birth. My wife is Brazilian. Naturally we try to ...
94% of Brazilians Don’t Think President Temer Represent Them
The latest Ipsos poll published by one of Brazil’s most widely read newspapers, O ...
Lula’s Conviction Is a Testament to How Far Brazil Has Come as a Democracy
After Dilma Rousseff was ousted as president in August 2016, Brazil’s pro-impeachment camp confidently ...
Lula Already Talking on How He Will Rule Brazil as President in a Third Term
During a ceremonial launch of the second phase of the Lula Institute Democracy Memorial, ...
A Book on Brazil’s Recession, Corruption and Inequality
Marcos Mendes’ Inequality, Democracy and Growth in Brazil: A Country at the Crossroads of ...
Rousseff: Brazil Finally Gets a President With No Self-mythicizing Agenda
The first four months of any new president will give some indication of the ...
Not Even Sorry from Carrefour Brazil After Its Goons Beat Up Man for Stealing Own Car
Unlike the US, Brazil doesn’t have two separate social classes, divided between whites and ...
Democracy in Brazil Is a Horse of a Totally Different Collor
Among the difficulties that American observers are faced with when trying to assess Brazil ...
In LatAm Uruguay Is Number 1 in Democracy, Brazil Is at End of Line
Uruguay is the country in Latinamerica which most supports democracy and has most trust ...
For Many Brazilian Intellectuals There Is no Salvation Outside Marxism
For a constitutional democracy to become a reality in practice, not just in theory, ...