Brazil: Lula Party’s Defeat Doesn’t Hurt the President
Significant defeats in Brazil for the PT, such as in the São Paulo and ...
Brazil and Spain Mean Business
Tomorrow, Carlos Garcia, former Brazilian Ambassador to Spain and current president of the Brazil-Spain ...
Elections Ended in Brazil. Get Ready for the Next One.
With Marta Suplicy (PT) no longer the darling of the PT, it looks like ...
Indians Get a Stronger Voice on Brazil’s Politics
In an interview with National AM Radio, professor PatrÀcia Melo, who teaches history at ...
Brazil: Spreading Small Business Incubators
After spreading across the main economic centers in Brazil, incubators will now start motivating ...
Brazil Brings Haitian Foes to the Bargaining Table
After ten years, the major political groups in Haiti resumed their dialogue, and the ...
Brazil’s Parallel Society: Where Outlaws Are the Law
The Constitution of Brazil says, in its Article 144, that the right to security ...
Royal Road: A Walk Into Brazil’s Infancy
Glenn Cheney spent two months walking alone on the Estrada Real in Minas Gerais, ...
DuPont Panel Brings Brazil’s Biodiversity Expert Aboard
DuPont announced, yesterday, the addition of Brazilian Dr. Marcelo Carvalho de Andrade, a veteran ...
Brazil Gets a Post at UN’s Council
Brazil was elected on Thursday, October 28, to the United Nations Economic and Social ...
