The Exasperating Rules and Fine Print of Brazil’s Political Campaigning
Elections in Brazil are tightly controlled by the Federal Election Board (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral ...
Muslims Grow 29% in Brazil in a Decade. Most Are in São Paulo
The Muslim population in Brazil rose 29.1% from 2000 to 2010, according to the ...
Brazil Discovers the Great Society 50 Years Later
As a benchmark of development Brazilians like to compare their country with the United ...
Two Brazilian Economists Say, Keep Low Interest and Don’t Worry About Inflation
The idea of using low interest rates to keep the economy heated up has ...
With the Schools It Has, Brazil Has no Future
The future has the face of its school of the present; Brazil, therefore, has ...
Boosting Consumption Won’t Work for Brazil This Time, Says Expert
For the professor of the Economics School at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) in ...
The Real Brazil Is Not for Beginners
Sunday afternoon in a dusty road of a residential area of a city in ...
Brazil Cuts Electricity Rates up to 28% to Jumpstart Economy
The Brazilian government is cutting energy costs for companies and consumers while pressuring banks ...
In Protectionist Measure Brazil Slaps 25% Tax in 100 Imported Products
The Brazilian council of ministers of the Foreign Trade Board (Camex) increased the import ...
Syria Shows Brazil Has a Long Way to Go to Become a Political Power
On July 20, 2012, Brazil’s Foreign Minister, Antonio Patriota, announced the withdrawal of all ...
