Due to Too Little Structure & Too Much Pesticide Brazil Exports Less than 1% of Its Fruit
Despite being a great fruit producer, Brazil does not export as much as it ...
For First Time Ever Brazil’s Exports Surpass US$ 250 Billion
Brazilian exports exceeded for the first time, the mark of US$ 250 billion this ...
No Lula’s Puppet Anymore, Brazilian President Shines with Over 70% in Popularity
The popularity of Dilma Rousseff, Brazil’s first woman president, climbed in December to reach ...
Flooded with Visa Requests US Sends Dozens of Temporary Employees to Brazil to Meet Demand
The US state has informed that the US Mission to Brazil processed a record ...
NYT Journalist Convicted in Brazil of Offending Brazilians, Ordered to Pay Compensation
American journalist Joe Sharkey, one of the occupants of the Legacy executive jet that ...
Violence and Death Threats a Common Working Hazard for Brazilian Journalists
Brazilian journalist Lúcio Flávio Pinto was threatened by a businessman when leaving a restaurant ...
US Will Receive 1,500 Brazilian Students in January, All with Government Scholarship
Dilma Rousseff, the president of Brazil, announced her country will invest US$ 2 billion ...
Brazil’s Dictatorship: It All Started with a Referendum
The proposed division of the state of Pará in northern Brazil into three states ...
Brazil’s Nilson Matta: The Master of Lower Tones
After having interviewed Romero Lubambo and Duduka Da Fonseca in this series, it was ...
Boycotted by Brazil’s Mainstream Media Book on Opposition’s Corruption Becomes Instant Bestseller
Amaury Ribeiro Junior’s A Privataria Tucana (Private is a neologism combining Privatization and Piracy. ...
