Tag: South America
Pelé, We’ll Never Forget You for All the Joy You Brought the World
Pelé, soccer’s first global superstar, has died at the age of 82. To many ...
A SPECTRAL BELT AND ROAD BEYOND THE BACKYARD AND BRICS: A light for Brazilians glimmers from Asia
As the pullout from Afghanistan unfolds into new geopolitical prospects for its powerful neighbors, ...
Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Will See More Changes in Five Decades than in the Last 21,000 Years
Brazil’s Atlantic Forest is one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth. Roughly ...
The Militarization of Brazil’s Government Shows the Country Never Transitioned to Full Democracy
When former paratrooper captain Jair Bolsonaro was inaugurated as president of the Brazilian Republic ...
The Solution to Brazil’s Deforestation: Fixing the Country’s Economy
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro participated in a virtual climate summit convened by the U.S. ...
Previous White Candidates Find that Running for Office as Black Pays Off in Brazil
Number of black candidates increases dramatically – Marcello Casal Jr/ABr Brazil is undergoing a ...
The Future of Brazil’s Amazon Depends on What You Eat Every Day
Soy may have a pretty innocuous reputation thanks to its association with vegan food ...
Rousseff, Brazil’s Ex-president, Calls Trump’s Meddling in Venezuela Irresponsible and Criminal
Washington’s attempts to interfere in politics in South America, including in Venezuela, are “extremely ...
What Brazil and Latin America Can Teach About a Donald Trump’s Conceivable Impeachment
Some Americans and members of Congress have called for the impeachment of President Donald ...
The Billions Stolen by Brazilian Politicians Are Hurting the Country’s Poorest
Brazil is currently facing its worst recession in decades while corruption allegations consume the ...
