Chief of Staff Resignation Makes Brazil Go Shopping
Latin American shares powered higher, lead by gains from both Brazil and Mexico. Brazilian ...
Brazil Wants to Learn Affirmative Action from the US
Brazil’s Minister of Education, Tarso Genro, and the United States Ambassador to Brazil, John ...
Brazil Industry Urges War on Piracy
Paulo Skaf, the president of the Fiesp (Federation of Industries of the State of ...
Fall of Brazil’s Chief of Staff Is Black Day for Lula
{mosimage}The South African President, Thabo Mbeki, sacked his deputy Jacob Zuma on 14 June ...
Left Loses Ground and Regroups in Brazil and LatAm
{mosimage}Throughout 2004, Latin America’s principal social movements encountered an ever more complex scenario and ...
Brazil and LatAm Fall Short on Millennium Development Goals
Fifteen out of the 24 Latin American and Caribbean nations, including Brazil, have met ...
Another Confirmation of Brazil Government’s Graft Scandal
A former BrasÀlia (capital of Brazil) deputy governor revealed it was known that members ...
Brazil Gets Serious About Violence Against Women
Brazil’s federal government will spend US$ 2.04 million (5 million reais) on its Program ...
New Jobs Way Down in Brazil
In May, a total of 212,450 jobs in Brazil’s formal market were created, reports ...
Fallen Brazil’s Chief of Staff Says his Hands Are Clean
José Dirceu, in a speech announcing his resignation as Presidential Chief of Staff, declared ...
