Economy
Brazil Wishes to Double Number of Foreign Tourists It Gets. But This Will Be a Tough Sell
Brazil, South America’s largest nation, has many natural and cultural treasures that are popular ...
Brazil President Celebrates End of Recession. Not So Fast, Say Economists
President Michel Temer posted on his Twitter account celebrating the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ...
Brazil’s Left Is Proposing an Economy Based on Workers
cial and political movements in Brazil are organizing a “popular emergency plan” meant to ...
Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff: Martyr, President, Martyr
An exclusive interview by Democracy Now: Dilma Rousseff on Her Ouster, Brazil’s Political Crisis & ...
Moody’s Lowers Brazil’s Credit Rating, But Doesn’t Anticipate a Double-Dip Recession
Brazil’s economy is clearly growing again after a severe recession and will be shielded ...
Badly Wounded, Brazil’s President Seems Incapable to Go Through with Country’s Incipient Recovery
Brazil’s massive corruption scandal – which has brought down dozens of politicians and business ...
The Moral Implosion of the Workers’ Party Left Brazil’s Left Without a Project
In a recent interview, Noam Chomsky took stock of the main successes and failures ...
Why Brazil’s Chaos Is No Reason for Panic
Brazil’s political turmoil is going into overdrive, exacerbated in recent days by the discovery ...
Brazil’s Odebrecht Bribe Bug Has Already Infected 11 Countries
Despite their different political affiliations and ideologies, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, former Brazilian ...
The 35 Million-Strong General Strike that Stopped Brazil in Its Tracks
Amid record levels of unemployment and a terribly unpopular government, unions and citizens from ...
