How the Anti-Zika Effort Perpetuates Sexism in Brazil and Latin America
In a New York Times article, foreign correspondent Azam Ahmed challenged his readers, asking, ...
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Forced Contact with Brazilian Tribes Is Genocide, Says Indian Leader
South American tribes have denounced the call from American academics Kim Hill and Robert ...
Impeachment Act: The Brazilian Plot to Keep Corruption and Impunity Going
The already fragile legitimacy of Michel Temer’s interim government in Brazil took a huge ...
Too Early to Write Off the Left in Latin America
Recent political developments across the region have prompted celebratory proclamations in the mainstream Western ...
A Legacy of Rio Olympics: 4,000 Families Evicted
The official website for the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games proclaims on its ...
Revenge of the Right in Brazil?
About a month ago, when it became apparent that the center-right opposition in Brazil ...
The Ritual Sacrifice of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff
Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff was sacrificed as a scapegoat for sins and shortcomings widely ...
Brazil’s Soft Coup: Calling It People Against Corruption Is Oversimplification
The impeachment of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff represents the most significant test for Brazil’s ...
A Book on Brazil’s Recession, Corruption and Inequality
Marcos Mendes’ Inequality, Democracy and Growth in Brazil: A Country at the Crossroads of ...
