Brazil’s Watchdog Agency Has Not Enough Hands to Investigate All Corruption Cases in High Places
The Brazilian minister who heads the government’s watchdog agency Controladoria-Geral da União, CGU – ...
Why Don’t the Brazilians React Against Their Politicians’ Corruption?
After only six months of her administration, President Dilma Rousseff had to call for ...
After the Fall of 4 Ministers in 2 Months Brazilians Wonder Whose Head Will Roll Next
Brazil’s minister of Agriculture, Wagner Rossi, sent a letter of resignation to president Dilma ...
Party Leaves Ruling Coalition in Brazil and Promises Critical Support
In Brazil, one of the smallest parties from the country’s ruling coalition has stepped ...
Brazil: Record Profit at Petrobras and a Little Help from Arab Building Boom
Brazil’s state-controlled oil and gas multinational Petrobras has just announced that it posted a ...
On Its Way to a Glorious Destiny Brazil Has to Deal with Lack of Savings and Obesity
Brazilian success is being vastly praised inside and outside the country and there are ...
Now It’s Our Turn to Tell the Gringos What to Do, Says Lula on Economic Crisis
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil’s former president, blasted the US and Europe for ...
Rio Police Accused of Holding Barbecue to Celebrate Murder of a Tough Judge
In the wake of another murder of an authority in Brazil the Brazilian Association ...
Despite Widespread Delays President Assures Brazil Will Be Ready on Time for World Cup
Dilma Rousseff, the president of Brazil, believes the world shouldn’t worry about Brazil’s readiness ...
Brazil to Adopt US Model of Home Care to Deal with Hospitalization Demand
Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff announced that Brazil will use the experience of home care ...
