Genocide of Indians Has Been All Too Common in Brazil
To mark UN Indigenous Day on August 9, Survival International, the global movement for ...
ECLAC Sees Brazil Growing 1.4%, But Banks Say It Won’t Be More than 0.86%
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) has reduced its growth ...
Brazil Group in Charge of Cleaning the Police Indicted for Murder and Torture
Brazil’s Special Group for Fighting Organized Crime (Gaeco) of the state of Paraná has ...
Argentina’s Default Might Lower Brazil’s GDP by Half a Point
Argentina’s debt problems threatens to worsen trade tensions in Mercosur, adding to the economic ...
Brazilian Ruling Party Expels Representative Accused of Ties with Prison Gang
Brazil’s ruling Workers Party (PT) in São Paulo decided to expel representative Luiz Moura ...
Brazil Forum Discusses High Price to Export, from Infrastructure to Red Tape
The National Foreign Trade Forum (Enaex), a traditional event held by the Brazilian Foreign ...
Brazil Gets 5000 Requests for Asylum. Half of Them Are Denied.
The number of refugee status requests to Brazil is increasing and some of the ...
Rio Fishermen Complain Only a Handful of Fish Species Still Survive at Guanabara Bay
As Guanabara Bay gets ready to stage nautical competitions in the 2016 Olympics, one ...
Brazilian Government to Pay for Cultural Courses Abroad
Brazil’s Ministry of Culture has launched a new initiative for Brazilians to take courses ...
Brazil Olympics: Virus Infested Faeces Main Culprit of Guanabara Bay Pollution
Sewage, garbage and oil leaks. These are the main problems faced by the balmy ...
