Tag: Brazil
Brazil: There Was No Coup, But It Was Wrong and Damaging to the Country
The reply of my two distinguished Council on Hemispheric Affairs colleagues, Aline Piva and ...
Brazil’s Presidential Impeachment Sounds More Like a Political Mutiny
On June 27, a board of experts charged with investigating the accusations against Brazilian ...
How the Anti-Zika Effort Perpetuates Sexism in Brazil and Latin America
In a New York Times article, foreign correspondent Azam Ahmed challenged his readers, asking, ...
Impeachment Act: The Brazilian Plot to Keep Corruption and Impunity Going
The already fragile legitimacy of Michel Temer’s interim government in Brazil took a huge ...
Brazil’s Zika Crisis Is an Outgrowth of Bad Healthcare, Abortion Laws and Inequality
Brazil is at the center of global attention: It is hosting the 2016 Summer ...
The Real Brazil Is Not for Beginners
Sunday afternoon in a dusty road of a residential area of a city in ...
Brazil and Argentina Warn US Cuba Can’t Be Excluded from Americas Summit Anymore
Brazil and Argentina have decided: the upcoming April Summit of the Americas in Colombia ...
Paraguay and Brazil Enter 2009 with Itaipu Hydroelectric in Dispute
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's main international affairs advisor, Marco Aurélio Garcia, ...
I’m Black, I’m Poor, I’m Not Brazil
During the past few months, I have spent my free time traveling around Brazil, ...
Peruvian Chief Says Brazil, Chile and Peru Are Alternative to Chavez’s Populism
Chile together with Brazil and Peru are the alternative to the state-managed economic model ...
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