Brazil Loses Emilinha, an Idol from the 1940s, Who Never Left the Limelight
Brazilian legendary singer from the 1940s and 1950s, Emilinha Borba, died Monday, September 3, ...
After Record High, Brazilian Stocks Sink
Latin American markets dropped, with Brazilian stocks posting some of the region’s biggest losses, ...
Brazil’s PT Gets a Last Chance to Make It Right
“That the praise of the wicked is short, and the joy of the hypocrite ...
Brazil’s Candomblí© High Priestess Dies in Bahia, at Age 80
Respected and renowned Afro-Brazilian high priestess (mãe de santo) Olga de Alaketu, who royal ...
Brazil’s Recycling Map Shows Close to 2,500 Firms Working in the Sector
Brazil has today 2,361 companies operating in the recycling sector, amongst recyclers, scrap dealers, ...
Brazil Is World’s Fifth in Growth of Foreign Investment, Ahead of China
After three years dropping, the world foreign direct investment (FDI) flow returned to growth ...
Brazil on Way to Implant Nationwide Free Mother’s Milk Bank
In 2004 Brazil set a new record in human maternal milk collection, with 160,000 ...
Brazilian Bishop Decides to Starve to Death Over River Transposition
With the aim of stopping the São Francisco River transposition project, the Catholic bishop ...
Brazil’s Pataxí³ Indians Take Over Land Being Used by Paper Firm
According to information from Cimi (Indianist Missionary Council), after repossessing the indigenous lands that ...
More than 3,000 Indians in Brazil Celebrate Return of Reservation Indians
Two tuxaua Indians (leaders) accused of involvement in a fire at the Raposa/Serra do ...
