Brazil Sends Observer to Monitor Bolivia Crisis
Brazil’s special Presidential adviser for International Affairs, Marco Aurélio Garcia, embarked today for Bolivia, ...
Brazilian Program Helps Children Who Stop Working and Go to School
Brazilian children assisted by the Program for the Erradication of Child Labor (Peti) do ...
More than 1 Million Children Between 5 and 9 Years Old Work in Brazil
Brazil’s National Residential Sample Survey (Pnad 2003/IBGE) found that the biggest decrease in the ...
Brazil Has Plans to Become an Organic Food Powerhouse
Brazil may become one of the largest organic food producers in the world. This ...
Brazil Clogs and Sandals Tap Their Way Into the Arab World
Clogs and sandals made by Brazilian brand Bottero, from the southernmost Brazilian state of ...
Brazil Would Take a Seat at UN Even Without Veto Power
A group of four countries that are seeking permanent seats on the UN Security ...
In Corruption Brazil Is Not a Heavyweight
The corruption industry is worth US$ 1 trillion worldwide annually, according to the World ...
In Brazil Corruption is Bigger Business than Drug Traffic
According to an appellate court judge, in Brazil corruption is a bigger business than ...
Brazil’s Lula Vows to Cut Own Flesh If Needed to Root Out Corruption
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva sacked the leading officials from the government ...
Brazilian Indians Get US$ 2.8 Million for Health Care
Health care will be reinforced for Indians who live in eleven Brazilian states. The ...
