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Brazilian Indians Keep Their Culture Alive by Living in Big Cities
Leaning on the balcony railing at her rickety house, perched above the stairs and ...
Other Violent Brazilian Cities May Be Taken Over by the Army like Rio
Brazilian leaders said that the use of the military to combat rising violence in ...
For Women, Brazilian Prison Is a Lawless House of Horrors
To enter the unsanitary, violent, and inhumane cells of Brazil’s prisons is to step ...
Human Rights Watch Blames Brazil’s Prison Overcrowding on Country’s Anti-Drug Law
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has criticized Brazil’s prison overcrowding problem in its World Report ...
In Lawless Brazil Mob Execution Has Become Part of Daily Life
While today’s democratic period in Brazil was initially hailed in the late 1980s as ...
In Brazil, The Law Is Never For You When You Have Friends
Anyone wishing to understand how Brazil really works will need to also consider the ...
Being a Judge in Brazil Is Often Also Being a Legislator
Judges in Brazil acquired from the 1988 Constitution an impressive degree of administrative, financial, ...
Killings in Brazil and the Blame-it-on-the-poor Syndrome
The Constitution of Brazil says, in its Article 5, that Brazilians and foreigners residing ...
