Brazil’s Trade Surplus Falls 64% in 2008 Due to Cheap Dollar
Brazil's balance of trade (exports minus imports) ran a surplus of US$ 260 million ...
A Pre-Columbian Brazilian Practice Teaches World How to Grow Food
With food riots across the globe in the news, the immediate cause of food ...
Brazil’s Congress and the Joy of Treading Mud While Staying in Place
In these weeks leading up to the 120th anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery ...
Benefits of Brazil’s Growth Start to Spread
There has probably never been a better time for a worker to find a ...
World Hunger: Blame It on Farm Subsidies and Oil Prices, Says Brazil
During his current visit to Ghana, in Africa, Brazilian President, Luiz Inácio Lula da ...
São Paulo Governor Pans Brazil’s Key Interest Rate Hike
José Serra, the governor of the Southeastern state of São Paulo and one of ...
There’s No Business Like Oil Business – in Brazil Anyway
Oil has seldom been far from the headlines in Brazil since the state-owned petroleum ...
Brazil Uses Trading Companies to Boost Exports
Brazil's Export and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex) launched a new project to encourage business ...
Brazil’s Chicken Exports to Middle East Grow 73% at the Expense of US
The Middle East was the region of the world that bought the most chicken ...
Brazil’s Lula in Africa for UN Conference on Trade and Development
With the presence of Brazilian President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the 12th United ...
