Brazil’s Tupinikim and Guarani Indians Take Repossession in Their Own Hands
Around 200 indigenous people from seven settlements in EspÀrito Santo, in southeastern Brazil, have ...
Soy Interests in Brazil Make Demarcation of Indian Land Difficult
Leaders of the Enawenê-Nawê, Irantxe (Manuke) and Kayabi peoples, who live in the state ...
Brazilian Indicted for Green Card Fraud Can Get 15 Years in Prison
AÂ federal indicment was returned June 2 following the arrest of a Brazilian man from ...
Petrobras to Use Six Nobles for Its Deepwater Operations Offshore Brazil
Noble Corporation announced Friday, June 3, that the Noble Dave Beard ultra-deepwater semisubmersible has ...
After Another Production Record Brazil May Become Self Sufficient in Oil in 2005
Petrobras reached in May an average monthly production of 1 million 729 thousand barrels ...
For Brazil’s Sugar Cane Workers the Day Starts at 4:30 AM and Debts Never End
More than 115 years after the signing of the Golden Law (1), slavery is ...
Thanks to China Sugar Exports from Brazil Grow 128%
Brazilian mills had revenues of US$ 825 million with exports of sugar in bulk ...
Brazil Defends GMOs at UN and Bars Tougher Rules on Biosafety
Key United Nations negotiations on the safe trade of genetically modified (GM) crops and ...
A Brazilian School of Revolution and Ideas
{mosimage}Much more than a school, it was a way of life: of militancy, of ...
Profit-Taking Time in Brazil and LatAm
Brazilian and Latin American markets reversed their recent positive course and succumbed to selling ...
