For Lula, Chavez, Morales, Brazil and LatAm Obama’s Win Shows Change Has Come
In Brazil, Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, leaders across Latinamerica are welcoming the election of ...
Brazilians Accused of Destroying Indian Land in Paraguay
A company from Brazil, which according to Survival International – an organization that defends ...
Bank Merger in Brazil Should Reduce Credit Shortage, Says Minister
Guido Mantega, Brazil's minister of Finance, believes that the merger of Brazilian banks Itaú ...
Global Meltdown Spurs Bank Consolidation in Brazil
Bank shares in Brazil soared earlier this week after Banco Itaú announced the purchase ...
US Monsanto Extends Sugarcane Ambitions Buying Brazilian Firms
Missouri- based Monsanto is investing in a new large-acre row crop, sugarcane, to diversify ...
An In-Depth Look at US Interventionism in Latin America Throughout History
Peter H. Smith, Simon Bolivar Professor of Latin American Studies at the University of ...
Brazil’s Embraer to Deliver Over 200 Jets in 2008
Brazilian aircraft maker Embraer, the world's leading manufacturer of commercial jets with up to ...
What Brazil Wants from Obama: End to Farm Subsidies and to Cuba’s Embargo
Barack Obama's victory in the United States presidential election represents most of all the ...
How Brazil’s and LatAm’s Banks Weathered the Global Meltdown
Brazil's and Latin America's financial systems have passed the Financial Times magazine test. In ...
Brazilian Government Sets Rules on How to Prepare National Drink Caipirinha
The Brazilian government has published legal guidelines for the popular caipirinha, the most common ...
