The Meaning of Brazil’s Protests and a Who Is Who of the Main Villains
A wave of pro-impeachment protesters against Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff, representing the largest political ...
Foreign Gambling Companies Aim for the Brazilian Market
The Brazilian National Congress are deeply entrenched in talks over the legal status of ...
Brazil’s Lula Detention Just Business As Usual in a Land of Corrupts
Brazilians have joked that they’re lucky they don’t have to deal with natural disasters ...
Brazilian President Considers Tapping Into Foreign Reserves to Raise Cash
Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff said that her cash-strapped government could consider tapping into Brazil’s ...
Brazil and Rio Betting on the Year That Will Be Here to Stay: 2016
The New Year celebrations in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, should draw more than two ...
Brazilians Back on the Streets Calling for President’s Impeachment
Major Brazilian cities were swept by protests on Sunday demanding an end to corruption ...
In One Year Brazil Crisis Adds 1.4 Million Job Losses
Job losses in Brazil accelerated in October to the fastest pace so far this ...
Despite Mounting Evidence of Corruption Brazil’s House Speaker Says He Won’t Quit
Lower House Speaker Eduardo Cunha declared earlier this week he is fully entitled to ...
Brazil Slashes 30% from 2016 Olympic Games Expenses
The organizers of Brazil’s Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games are making cutbacks of ...
Report on Hundreds of Brazilians Disappeared During Dictatorship Finally Concluded
Testimonies of victims and their families, testimonials of political repression agents and 47,000 photographs ...
