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    Journalist, a Dangerous Job in Brazil

    About 20 million Brazilians have access to the Internet. Brazil publishes more daily newspapers ...

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    Jamie Popp

    Iraq – Brazil Watches and Waits

    Lula is not a hypocrite like France’s Jacques Chirac. Brazil knows it makes no ...

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    John Fitzpatrick

    Rio Never Was Paris

    Rio is no longer Brazil’s federal capital and the city has gone to seed. ...

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    Thaddeus Blanchette

    To Brazil, Castro Can Do No Wrong

    By its inaction, Brazil has blown an opportunity to show the world that it ...

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    John Fitzpatrick

    Georgia on My Mind

    Georgia’s voice combines the softness and vulnerability of Astrud Gilberto, the passion of Elis ...

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    Melinda Wong

    THE WAR IS US

    There is no way to see the Iraq war as a local one. The ...

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    Alberto Dines

    Brazil’s Lula and Iraq

    President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva made a public statement lamenting the onset of ...

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    Brazil’s Rock of Ages

    At age 80, Hans still presides over H. Stern. He still arrives at his ...

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    Phillip Wagner

    A Trap for Blacks

    Brazil now has quotas for blacks and a law requiring the teaching  of Afro-Brazilian ...

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    Janer Cristaldo

    Ary Barroso’s Herbal Bath

    Here’s the story of  how young Brazilian composer Ary Barroso found fame and fortune: ...

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    Daniella Thompson