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Ituassu: The Road to 2018
Two problems and four names emerge from the results of the seventh presidential election in Brasil since the return to democracy in 1988. On …
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Why Dilma Rousseff won
Dilma Rousseff won in the closest and most turbulent Presidential Election since 1989 because the people get to vote, not the markets. The majority …
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Reinaldo Lobo: The Revolt of the Elite
13/02/2014. A curious phenomenon is occurring in Brasil. Since June last year, a considerable number of protesters who have taken to the streets against the World …
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Brasil’s Citizen Kanes
Brasil has a healthy and noisy media landscape; from sophisticated daily papers and weekly magazines comparable to any in Europe, right through to trashy …
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A Phantom Crisis
With election campaigning entering its critical phase you could be forgiven for thinking that Brasil was in the throes of economic meltdown, with foreign …
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Dilma Rousseff
Dilma Rousseff is often regarded as a great unknown outside of Brasil but she has been an active force in official politics since the …
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Cantareira: a new word for when politics is put ahead of public interest
Editor’s Note: With the situation ongoing, new information will be added here regularly. Up to 9m inhabitants of São Paulo, Brasil have their water …
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Emir Sader: What’s At Stake in Brasil Elections
When, in one of its first foreign policy positions, the Brazilian government – charged, together with the US, with concluding the negotiations for the …
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Samuel Pinheiro Guimarães: United States is betting on Marina
By Darío Pignotti. “The United States strategists are firmly in agreement with the foreign policy guidelines advocated by candidate Marina Silva. If she is …
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PMDB: Brasil’s invisible government
Partido do Movimento Democrático Brasileiro (PMDB formerly MDB) is Brasil’s largest political party, who control Congress & Senate and are currently in coalition with Dilma …
