Tag: democracy
A Look from Brazil: How Did Trump Happen?
On Wednesday morning, November 9, The New York Times headline in double-sized print read ...
At UN, Brazil President Praises Democracy and Asks Foreigners to Invest in His Country
In the speech marking the opening of the 71st United Nations (UN) General Assembly, ...
Brazilians, You Can Reverse the Coup and Restore Your President with Minimal Loss of Life
As I read of the latest coup in Brazil, once again removing a democratically ...
Impeaching Brazil’s New President Is Not Unthinkable. Some Are Working to Do This
In a historic vote on August 31, Brazil’s democratically elected President Dilma Rousseff was ...
Brazil’s Soft Coup: Calling It People Against Corruption Is Oversimplification
The impeachment of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff represents the most significant test for Brazil’s ...
World Cup: On Behalf of 201 Million Brazilians, I Welcome All Visitors
Starting this Thursday, the eyes and hearts of the world will all be turned ...
After a Year of Protests Brazil Enters 2014 Ready to Welcome the World
It has been quite a year in Brazil. The country experienced huge demonstrations as ...
The São Paulo Election’s Winner Is a Minas Politician Who Wants to Be Brazil’s President
The leading Brazilian politician José Serra celebrated his 70th birthday on 19 March 2012. ...
Brazil’s Military Dictatorship: 21 Years of Interrupted Democracy
The period of the military dictatorship in Brazil often referred to as “Brazil’s years ...
The Future of Brazil’s Democracy Is in the Hands of the Citinauts
Since 1986, former Planning Minister João Paulo dos Reis Velloso has assembled a group ...
