Brazil’s Lula Can Still Redeem His Name by Foregoing a Second Mandate
Perhaps never before in the history of Brazil have persons with such respectable biographies ...
Drought Cuts Brazil’s Soy and Corn by 20%
Brazil’s soy and corn are the crops that have been hardest hit by drought ...
Two of or the World’s 40 Journalists Killed This Year Are from Brazil
2005 is turning out to be another deadly year for journalists. According to International ...
US and 17 Other Countries Learn Biofuel Business from Brazil
The growth potential on the foreign market for fuel alcohol dominated the talks at ...
Brazil’s PT in State of Shock, Betrayed by Their Own
Brazil’s Workers’ Party (PT) has always been its best opposition, both outside and inside ...
Brazil to Implant World’s First Robotic Arm into a Human
The Syrian-Lebanese Hospital, in the southeastern Brazilian city of São Paulo, is going to ...
Libya to Open Branch of Investment Firm in Brazil
The Libyan Arab Foreign Investment Company (Lafico), a state-owned company that controls Libyan government ...
Majority of Brazilians Believe Lula Is Involved in Kickback Scandal
The head of Brazil’s ruling Workers’ Party has resigned, amid a corruption scandal that ...
I Hate Those Hating Brazilians
One of the reasons given to explain why there are so many Brazilians in ...
Brazilian Cattle Ranchers Losing Money Despite Growing Exports
Brazilian beef exports totaled US$ 295.8 million in June, 33% more than in June, ...
