Brazzil Magazine 
Brazil: Too Tense for Comfort
Several moderate politicians and the press have criticized the overly lenient attitude of Brazilian ...
Landscapes of Hunger in Brazil
Maria Cicera is not assisted by any government program because officially she does not ...
My 20 Years as a Brazilian Gringo
I’ve become much less American and much more Brazilian. Take my anti-U.S. imperialist sentiments, ...
Brazil: Lula Wins Round One
Unfortunately for Lula, the pension vote alone is not a magic wand, and much ...
Roberto Marinho – The Most Powerful Man in Brazil
Roberto Marinho commanded a media empire and some say that he was more powerful ...
In Brazil, Beggar’s Wage Is Privilege
Brazil’s President Lula asks, "Why should a university professor retire at age 53." And ...
Brazil’s Emperor Tourist
Brazil’s Emperor, Pedro II, during his time abroad found out how much Brazil needed ...
Brazilian Dream: College for All
An alert from Brazil’s Minister of Education, Cristovam Buarque: the current social remoteness of ...
Brazil: Farewell to the Last Emperor
Globo’s owner, Roberto Marinho, built an empire from a single newspaper, which he took ...
Brazilian Indians: What FUNAI Won’t Tell You
Tours with visits to Indian villages are common in the Brazilian Amazon. Within the ...
