Brazzil Magazine 
Once Expelled from Belo Monte, Brazil’s River People Are Back to Their Old Spot
All is not quiet on Brazil’s western frontier. Families that were displaced from their ...
Priest Couldn’t Get Rid of Evil Spirit. So Brazil’s President Moved Out of His Palace
In an interview to weekly news magazine Veja, Brazilian President, Michel Temer, confided what ...
Cattle Industry Is Big Driver of Amazon Deforestation, But Is Doing Little to Change This
In almost every aisle of the grocery store, you can find products from the ...
Made-in-Brazil Banned Cluster Bombs Are Maiming and Killing in the Middle East
On 15 February 2017, the Saudi Arabia-led coalition fired Brazilian-manufactured cluster munitions on three ...
Speaking Out or Complaining Is a Sure Way to Jail for Brazilian Policemen
Brazilian authorities should reform laws that have been used to impose disproportionate punishments on ...
Brazil President Celebrates Women’s Day Reminding a Lady’s Place Is in the Kitchen and the Supermarket
Brazilian President Michel Temer delivered a speech Wednesday at his presidential palace in Brazilian ...
Presented as Salvation of the Rainforest, the Amazon Soy Moratorium Is More Greenwash and Propaganda
At the turn of the 21st century, a juggernaut of expanding soy production moved ...
Rio Carnaval Gets Serious with Tragic Story of a Broken Dam
In 2015, the collapse of mining company Samarco’s dams at a mine in ...
How the Rio Olympic Games Helped the Wealthy and Hurt the Poor
The Olympic Games revealed the deep socioeconomic and political contradictions of Brazil and helped ...
Brazilians Special Kind of Blindness: They Can’t See They Are Racist
University of Arizona anthropologist Jennifer Roth-Gordon spent 10 days in Brazil leading up to ...
