Portugal’s Júdice: A Poet Is a Loner
"It was in the ’60s that a distancing between Brazilian and Portuguese poetry occurred. ...
Narcotraffic Deals the Cards in Brazil
Waldogate, the scandal that is rocking the Lula administration in Brazil, has been under ...
Protestors Vow a Red April in Brazil
Students, union workers and Landless workers seem to be on edge in Brazil. Apparently ...
Coca-Cola’s Dirty Little War in Brazil
Says Laerte Codonho, president of Dolly Soda, a Coke competitor in Brazil: "All I ...
Brazil: Salvador’s Dizzying Bazaar of Senses
In spite of its humble beginnings, the Saint Joachim Market has emerged as the ...
Subdued Brazil Recalls Military Coup
Among those commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Brazilian military coup was a military ...
Brazil, a Stone in Microsoft’s Shoes
Brazilian authorities have in several occasions praised the open-source operating system known as Linux. ...
The Brazilian Army Wants Me
In the great scheme of things, getting my military exemption done is not an ...
US’s Heavy Hand Behind Brazil’s Military Coup
On March 31, 1964, just declassified documents show, the American ambassador to Brazil received ...
A Brazilian Voice Charms the World
Maria Rita’s—Elis Regina’s daughter—début was one the best selling albums of 2003 in Brazil. ...
