Tag: latin america
Brazil’s Ex Chief of Staff Proposes Common Currency for South America
Brazil’s ex-chief of staff of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and former federal ...
Brazil and South America Aren’t Washington’s Open Backyard Anymore
When Evo Morales won his stunning December 18 presidential election victory, he did more ...
Brazil Presents Its War on Hunger Case Story in Guatemala
Approximately 852 million people go hungry in the world – 18 million more than ...
Canceling Brazil and LatAm’s Debts Is No Charity, But an Act of Fairness
At the beginning of July, the G8 nations set forth a precedent-setting “100 percent” ...
Brazil and LatAm Fall Short on Millennium Development Goals
Fifteen out of the 24 Latin American and Caribbean nations, including Brazil, have met ...
222 Million: the Official Number of Latin America’s Extremely Poor
In spite of recent advances Latinamerica still has 222 million people living in extreme ...
Brazil, Listen to the Calles!
Ever since their military regimes ended, Latin American countries have seen the calles, the ...
Brazil Wants to Be Friends With New Ecuador Leadership
Brazil’s special presidential advisor for international affairs, Marco Aurélio Garcia, affirms that Brazil desires ...
FTAA Disappeared from Brazilian Radar
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva insisted on the need to consolidate the ...
For IMF, Brazil is Reaping Fruits of Discipline
In 2004 there was a marked pickup in activity in most of Latin America, ...
