Brazil and U.S. Committed to Rule of Law
In June of 2003, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and U.S. President ...
Lower Oil Prices Stir Brazil Market Up
Brazilian and Latin American shares continued to post gains, as traders are bullish on ...
No Reason to Fear Brazil’s Growth, Says Rice
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice began a four-country tour of Latin America April ...
1964, a Military Coup Brazilians Loved
Following the fortieth anniversary of the military coup which deposed the government of João ...
Brazil Wants a More Competitive War Industry
Brazil’s Vice-President and Minister of Defense, José Alencar, claimed yesterday that Brazilian companies that ...
Interest Rates Are Hurting Brazil, Says Industries Federation
The president of Brazil’s Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (Fiesp), ...
6 Million Brazilians Work as Maid
The precarious working conditions of domestic workers in Brazil are being discussed today in ...
Brazil Reiterates Support for Venezuela
The head of Brazil’s Presidential Civilian Advisory Staff, Minister José Dirceu, met, yesterday, with ...
Brazil’s Foreign Debt Falls US$ 1.6 Bi to US$ 200 Billion
Brazil’s balance of payments (revenues minus expenditures, excluding interest payments) yielded a US$ 3.576 ...
High Interest Rates Not Hurting Brazil, Says Lula
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva affirmed today that the hike in the ...
