Brazil Joins China and Argentina to Challenge the Chicago Board of Trade
China, Brazil and Argentina are mulling the creation of a multinational market for soybeans ...
Pesticides Set Big Farms Against Small Farmers in Brazil
The municipality of Lucas do Rio Verde, the second largest producer of grains in ...
Soy Monoculture Deeply Divides a City in Brazil
The municipality of Lucas do Rio Verde, located 280 kilometers north of the Mato ...
Brazil Vows Compensation to 250 Families Living in Indian Territory
Brazil’s National Institute of Colonization and Agrarian Reform (Incra) estimates that, in all, around ...
Brazil Ready to Resettle Farmers Living in Indian Reservation
Around 97% of the non-indigenous families that occupy parts of the Raposa Serra do ...
US Invites Brazil’s Agriculture Minister to Teach About Ethanol
While gas prices have skyrocketed during the past five years in the US and ...
Typical Brazilian Sex Slaves Taken Overseas Are Girls 18 to 21 Years Old
According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimes (UNODC), young women, between ...
Some Brazilian Women Routinely Deported from Europe Are Sex Slaves
Part of the Brazilian women who were deported from or not admitted to Europe ...
Brazilian Market High on Low Inflation Expectations
Latin American stocks posted robust gains, with Brazilian shares getting a boost from a ...
Brazil’s Agriexports Keep Collecting Records
Brazilian exports reached US$ 2.031 billion last week, down 28.31% when compared to the ...
