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The army blocks a truth commission From The Economist print edition Jan 7th 2010 Brazil's sugar mergers Why Brazilian sugar producers are buzzing From The Economist print edition Dec 3rd 2009 Latin America’s big success story Now the risk for Latin America’s big success story is hubris From The Economist print edition Nov 12th 2009 Public morality in Brazil Less licentious than it sometimes looks From The Economist print edition Nov 12th 2009 Brazil's Dilma Rousseff Dilma Rousseff, Lula's preferred successor, is a more interesting politician than she appears to be. But would she be different from her boss? From The Economist print edition Nov 12th 2009 JBS spreads its wings A Brazilian livestock firm has grown to prize-winning size From The Economist print edition Oct 29th 2009 Drugs and violence in Rio Why a tight market for drugs may be contributing to recent violence From The Economist print edition Oct 22nd 2009 The fight for GVT Foreigners vie for a bigger slice of Brazil’s telecoms market From The Economist print edition Oct 15th 2009 Brazil's recovering economy With the return of growth comes a different set of problems. They include the political ambition of Henrique Meirelles, the governor of the Central Bank From The Economist print edition Oct 15th 2009 Mexico versus Brazil Brazil-envy in Latin America’s other big economy From Economist.com Oct 11th 2009 Brazil's Olympic victory Winning the contest to stage the Olympics in 2016 was the easy part From The Economist print edition Oct 8th 2009 Brazil is one of the first G20 economies to emerge from recession Brazil is the first Latin American country to emerge from recession From The Economist print edition Sep 12th 2009 Brazil's oil policy The government has unveiled plans to give the state the lion's share of the money from vast new oil discoveries. Will this wealth be invested or squandered? From The Economist print edition Sep 3rd 2009 Presidential politics in Brazil Lula's plan to anoint Dilma Rousseff as his successor has started to go awry amid the splintering of the Workers' Party From The Economist print edition Aug 27th 2009 David Neeleman, an evangelist for business in Brazil David Neeleman thinks Brazil is just as good a place to do business as America From The Economist print edition Aug 27th 2009 Clarice Lispector A biography of the princess of Portuguese From The Economist print edition Aug 20th 2009 Brazil's foreign policy A bold Brazilian attempt to integrate South America has run into difficulty From The Economist print edition Aug 13th 2009 Latin America tilts to Asia Latin America is tilting towards China, Iran and the global “south”—and away from the United States From The Economist print edition Aug 13th 2009 Latin America's new alliances Time for Lula to stand up for democracy rather than embrace autocrats From The Economist print edition Aug 13th 2009 Brazil's president stands by his Senate leader Lula, the president of Brazil, stands by the leader of the Senate From The Economist print edition Aug 3rd 2009 Brazil's Petrobras Brazil's oil and gas giant faces political uncertainty From The Economist print edition Jul 23rd 2009 Brazil's scandal-plagued Senate What Britain’s MPs might learn from Brazilian Senators From The Economist print edition Jul 9th 2009 Brazil’s government philosopher The government’s in-house philosopher returns to Harvard From The Economist print edition Jul 2nd 2009 Brazil's recovering economy Among the last to fall into recession, Brazil may be among the first to grow out of it From The Economist print edition Jun 11th 2009 Land reform in the Brazilian Amazon Brazil’s government hopes that land reform in the Amazon will slow deforestation. Greens doubt it From The Economist print edition Jun 11th 2009 Brazil's poor schools Brazil’s woeful schools, more than perhaps anything else, are what hold it back. They are improving—but too slowly From The Economist print edition Jun 4th 2009 Is America still AAA? Brazil rates America From The Economist print edition May 21st 2009 Brazil's supreme court Reforms improve the judicial system From The Economist print edition May 21st 2009 The church in Brazil How the church is faring in the world's biggest Catholic country From The Economist print edition May 14th 2009 Brazil's development bank Brazil's development bank lubricates the country's economy From The Economist print edition Apr 16th 2009 Brazil and climate change A soya king's change of heart on Brazil's rainforest From The Economist print edition Apr 16th 2009 Brazil's electoral court gets tough A rash of impeachment cases against state governors is probably a good sign From The Economist print edition Mar 26th 2009 Brazil's inflated interest rates A different sort of banker-bashing in Brazil From The Economist print edition Mar 19th 2009 Challenges for Brazil's oil industry Brazil still has big hurdles to jump in its oil industry From The Economist print edition Mar 17th 2009 Research on Brazilian television Do women who watch telenovelas have fewer babies (but more men)? From The Economist print edition Mar 12th 2009 Brazil contemplates a recession but not a meltdown Some of the unreformed aspects of Brazil's economy are now helping to limit the damage from the world downturn—but its prudence in recent years is helping too From The Economist print edition Mar 5th 2009 Correction: Brazil From The Economist print edition Feb 26th 2009 Another scheme to save the Amazon forest A scheme to regularise land holdings in the Amazon forest faces many obstacles From The Economist print edition Feb 26th 2009 Brazil's economy is set to shrink Despite government stimulus measures and monetary easing Brazil's economy is likely to shrink From The Economist print edition Feb 23rd 2009 Brazil's expanding oil industry Petrobras sets some ambitious targets From The Economist print edition Feb 12th 2009 José Sarney, a Brazilian political boss A victory for semi-feudalism From The Economist print edition Feb 5th 2009 Brazil shields an Italian terrorist Why this indulgence for a convicted killer? From The Economist print edition Jan 22nd 2009 A philosopher redesigns Brazil's army A philosopher redesigns an army From The Economist print edition Jan 15th 2009 Brazil's foreign policy It may be the rising power in the Americas but Brazil is finding that diplomatic ambition can prompt resentment From The Economist print edition Dec 18th 2008 The Amazon Travels among the Ticuna From Economist.com Dec 10th 2008 |
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