Illiteracy, Brazil’s Capital Sin
Every country has the obligation to abolish illiteracy. This is even truer for a ...
My Family Helped to Bring Football to Brazil
It was the 25th birthday of a German, Johannes Minneman, which brought together the ...
Brazil: Threats Don’t Deter Indians
Despite all the efforts to prevent the holding of the 33rd General Assembly of ...
Education Should Be Job One in Brazil
Almost 40 million Brazilian children and teenagers are returning to their classrooms after their ...
Razing History in Brazil
I come back to reality. The dwelling inhabited by the famous writer Clarice Lispector ...
Brazil: São Paulo Needs a Shrink
The proportion of people in São Paulo who visit psychiatrists is amongst the highest ...
Brazil: Lula’s Party Gets Ready for Battle
In an effort to dispel the bitter taste left by a scandal from a ...
Brazil’s Northeast: A Violated Land
The Brazilian Nordestino has long lived in a region under severe environmental stress, with ...
Brazil Survives Another Carnaval
While most Brazilians were already back to work throughout the country, 600 thousand baianos ...
Brazil: Rio’s War of the Drug Lords
In anticipation of war for the favela’s drug trade, Rocinha’s drug-traffickers are currently recruiting ...
