Brazil’s National Free Land Indigenous Demonstration ended on Friday, April 29, in BrasÀlia. The more than 700 leaders from 89 peoples who camped for five days on the lawn of Esplanada dos Ministérios (the square in BrasÀlia where all ministries are located) consider that important progress was made.
type in your search and press enter
Protests Unite Brazilian Indians and Get Them Official Promises
-
-
- 41 views
You May Also Like
Collor de Mello four years after the fall – Part II
Part II After two years as a President Fernando Collor de Mello was still ...
Less than a Month Before Brazil Elections There’s a Tie Between Two Leading Candidates
A poll whose results were released on Wednesday, September 10, reports Brazilian President Dilma ...
Brazil’s Darling Exports Lingerie to Americas, EU and Arab World
Darling, a Brazilian maker of lingerie, entered the Arab market almost two years ago ...
Brazil Can Learn with Iglesias How to Take the Leap into the Future
Although younger than the Argentine Raúl Presbisch, the Brazilian Celso Furtado and the Chilean ...
The Message Is Out: In Brazil, Sex Tourism Is a Crime
The non-governmental organization (NGO) "World Vision" launched, this week, a campaign with the objective ...
Brazil Has Become a Land of Private Affluence and Public Penury
Years ago, retired Brazilians who were poor began to count upon a rural pension ...
Brazilians Slightly Happier with Economy, But Less Confident About Future
Brazil’s Getúlio Vargas Foundation’s (FGV) Consumer Confidence Index (ICC) rose 0.6% in December compared ...
Birth Control and Violence Are Brazilian Women’s Main Concerns
There are two "relevant matters" to be dealt with in the area of female ...
Buoyant Lula Shows in Paris How Good Is Brazil for Foreign Investors
Speaking during a lunch with Brazilian and French business leaders in Paris where Brazil ...
Split, the Brazilian Left Is in Search of Answers
Brazil’s left wing political spectrum is split in three distinct groups. Today, the PSOL ...
