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Brazil’s Crisis and the New Right
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Raúl Zibechi |
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Landless Workers' Movement on the True Origins of Brazil's Political Crisis
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MST |
3 |
Brazil: Building New Worlds in the Favelas
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Raúl Zibechi |
4 |
Does Brazil's Proposed Anti-Terrorism Law Threaten Public Protest? Two Opinions
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Paulo Pimenta and Aloysio Nunes Ferreira. Translated by Holly Holmes |
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Belo Monte: Burning Legal Timber Stokes the Fires of Brazil's Illegal Lumber Market
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Ana Aranha; Translated by Holly Holmes |
6 |
Operation Car Wash and Slave Labor in Brazil: Who Really Pays for Corruption in Civil Construction?
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Igor Ojeda for Repórter Brasil | Translated by Holly Holmes |
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An Unstable Balance in Brazil: Impeachment Proceedings Against President Dilma Rousseff Constitute Parliamentary Coup Attempt
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Mario Hernández |
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Brazil's Law of Terror
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Diego Ferrari translated by Arielle Concilio |
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Photo Essay: Over 10,000 Participate in Brazil's First Black Women's March Against Racism, Violence and for Well Being
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Somer Nowak |
10 |
The Many Brazils in the World-System
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Immanuel Wallerstein |
11 |
Brazil: Indigenous Resistance in Rio’s Metropolis of Mega Events
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Aldo Santiago |
12 |
It's Time for Autonomy in Brazil
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Spensy Pimentel, translated by Addison Woolsey |
13 |
Brazil-US Accords: Back to the Backyard?
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Raúl Zibechi |
14 |
Brazilian Government Evicts Communities that Best Preserve the Rainforest
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Carolina Motoki, translated by Holly Holmes |
15 |
Brazilian Government Justifies Logging by Calling Maró Indigenous Territory Communities "Fake Indians"
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Ana Aranha, Translated by Holly Holmes |
16 |
“A Mirror of State Violence”: Ayotzinapa Sees Itself in Brazil’s Favelas and Indigenous Territories
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Armando Carmona |
17 |
Izidora Land Occupation in Protest: 30,000 Threatened With Eviction in Brazil
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Bárbara Ferreira for Carta Capital; Translated by Holly Holmes |
18 |
The Pacification of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Military Intervention in Schools
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Diego Ferrari |
19 |
Indigenous People in Brazil’s Amazon – Crushed by the Belo Monte Dam?
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Mario Osava |
20 |
Brazil: Journalist Evany José Metzker Murdered While Investigating Drugs and Child Exploitation in Minas Gerais
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Flávia Tavares for Época; Translated by Holly Holmes |
21 |
Brazil: Demarcation of Indigenous Lands Stalls and Violence Worsens
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Santiago Navarro |
22 |
"We Live In The Forest:" Indigenous Ka'apor Community Fights Loggers in Brazil
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Ruy Sposati; Translated by Holly Holmes |
23 |
What Kind Of Family Does Brazil Want?: Supreme Court Ruling Allows Gay Families To Legally Adopt Their Children
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Fabíola Perez for IstoÉ; Translated by Holly Holmes |
24 |
Brazil's MST Pays Tribute to Landless Workers Killed by Police in 1996
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Armando Carmona |
25 |
Brazil: Challenges of a Landless People
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Armando Carmona |
26 |
Three Months of Attacks on the Working Class in Brazil
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Sabrina Fernandes |
27 |
Deforestation in the Amazon Aggravates Brazil’s Energy Crisis
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Mario Osava |
28 |
Brazil: The Dictatorship’s Perfect Crime
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Marcelo Pellegrini, Translated by Holly Holmes |
29 |
Brazil’s Landless Workers’ Movement Blames Federal Institutions for Recent Killing of Land Squatters
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Armando Carmona |
30 |
Rousseff’s Brazil: No Country for the Landless Workers' Movement
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Fabiola Ortiz |
31 |
Brazil Truth Commission Details Extent of Rape During Military Dictatorship
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Danica Jorden |
32 |
Torture Reports: Brazil and the United States Release Reports Documenting Systematic Human Rights Abuses
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Kara Rochelle Martinez |
33 |
Cultivating Climate Justice: Brazilian Workers Leading the Charge Toward Zero Waste
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Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives and Other Worlds |
34 |
Brazil’s Rousseff Re-elected Despite Anti-Workers’ Party Sentiment: What Now?
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Sabrina Fernandes |
35 |
Brazilian Elections: What Happens Next?
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Sabrina Fernandes |
36 |
Brazil: Napalm in the Ribeira Valley
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Anne Vigna, Luciano Onça, and Natalia Viana, Translated by Danica Jorden |
37 |
"World Cup For Who?" Photo Report From Outside the Stadiums
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Andalusia Knoll |
38 |
Sporting Shock Doctrine: Dave Zirin on the World Cup, Olympics and Brazilian Democracy
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Andalusia Knoll |
39 |
National Congress of Brazil’s Landless Movement: Reinvention in Motion
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Raúl Zibechi |
40 |
Democracy and World Cup 2014: Brazil’s State of Emergency
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Renata Bessi And Santiago Navarro F. |
41 |
The Criminalization of Poverty in Brazil, a Global Power
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Raúl Zibechi |
42 |
Descendants of Slaves Report Military Abuses in Brazil
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Fabiola Ortiz |
43 |
The June Uprisings in Brazil: Below and Behind the Huge Mobilizations (Part 2)
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Raúl Zibechi, Translation by Ramor Ryan |
44 |
The June Uprisings in Brazil: Below and Behind the Huge Mobilizations (Part 1)
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Raúl Zibechi, Translation by Ramor Ryan |
45 |
Massive Indigenous Rights Movement Launches Across Brazil
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Amazon Watch |
46 |
Breaking U.N. Protocol, Brazil Lambastes U.S. Spying
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Thalif Deen |
47 |
Brazil’s Left Is Eager to Lead the “Swarm”
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Fabiana Frayssinet |
48 |
Uprising in Brazil: An Extraordinary Moment for Change
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Nayana Fernandez |
49 |
João Pedro Stédile of Brazil's Landless Movement: The Integration of Capital vs. the Integration of Peoples in the Americas
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João Pedro Stédile |
50 |
Brazil: Incomplete Justice for Murders of Amazon Activists
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Fabiola Ortiz |
51 |
Rio de Janeiro: From the City of Wonder to the City of Business
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Raúl Zibechi |
52 |
Exorcising the Ghosts of Brazil’s Dictatorship
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Clarinha Glock |
53 |
Industrial Soy and Sugar Cane Fuel Native Land Conflicts in Brazil
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Fabiana Frayssinet |
54 |
Brazil: Landowners Declare War against Indigenous Guarani-Kaiowá in Mato Grosso do Sul
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Alice Marcondes |
55 |
Brazil: Supreme Court Judge Overturns Suspension of Belo Monte Dam
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Amazon Watch and International Rivers |
56 |
Belo Monte Dam Suspended by Brazilian Appeals Court
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Amazon Watch, International Rivers, and AIDA |
57 |
Rio+20: Declaration of Kari-Oca II Adopted by Five Hundred Indigenous Representatives in Sacred Ceremony
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Jeff Conant |
58 |
The Bitter Taste of Brazil’s World Cup
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Raúl Zibechi |
59 |
Observations from the World Social Forum in Brazil: The Life and Death of Liberal Democratic Capitalism
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Aaron Schneider |
60 |
Embassy Cables Reveal Brazil Supported Chile’s Pinochet Regime
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David Pedigo |
61 |
Brazil: "Occupy" Movement Rolls to Rio
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Fabíola Ortiz |
62 |
The Rubber Tappers of Sao Bernardo, Brazil: Struggling Still in the Memory of Chico Mendes - Photo Essay and Report
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Jeff Conant |
63 |
Blood in the Amazon: Brazilian Activists Murdered as Deforestation Increases
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Benjamin Dangl |
64 |
Rebellion in the Brazilian Amazon
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Raúl Zibechi |
65 |
Understanding Empire in Latin America
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Benjamin Dangl |
66 |
Brasil: Toward the Continuation of Lulismo
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Raúl Zibechi |
67 |
Brazilian Elections: Shifting Dynamics and the Green Vote
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Michael Fox |
68 |
The Mothers of May: The Difficult Democratization of the Genocidal State in Brazil
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Raúl Zibechi |
69 |
Brazil as a Key Player
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Raúl Zibechi |
70 |
Brazil’s World Cup Development Debacle
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Michael Fox |
71 |
Interview with Brazilian Squatter Activist Nete Araujo
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Rowenna Davis |
72 |
An Exception to Lula's Rule
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Sue Branford |
73 |
Is Brazil Creating Its Own "Backyard" in Latin America?
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Raúl Zibechi |
74 |
The World Social Forum Returns to Brazil
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Marc Becker |
75 |
Brazil's Landless Movement Turns 25, Opens "New Phase" of Struggle
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Michael Fox |
76 |
Events Commemorate 40th Anniversary of Brazil's 'Coup Within the Coup D'etat'
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Michael Fox, Photos by Sílvia Leindecker |
77 |
Get On The Bus: Curitiba, Brazil Rolls Out a Transit Solution
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Michael Fox |
78 |
Brazil: Landowning-Military Front Against Indigenous Policy
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Mario Osava |
79 |
Free Software in Brazil: Analysis & Interview with Marcos Mazoni
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Ryan & Isabela Bagueros |
80 |
South America Looks to Create NATO-Style Defense Council
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Cyril Mychalejko |
81 |
Food & Energy Sovereignty Now: Brazilian Grassroots Position on Agroenergy
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The Oakland Institute |
82 |
The Militarization of the World's Urban Peripheries
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Raúl Zibechi |
83 |
Australian-Style Intervention of Indigenous Communities Moves to Brazil
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John Schertow |
84 |
Brazil: Films, Music as Damage Control in Prisons
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Fabiana Frayssinet |
85 |
Brazil's Landless Movement Sets Sights on Nationalization
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Juan Reardon |
86 |
Brazil: Quilombo Communities Fight Exclusion
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Fabiana Frayssine |
87 |
5th Congress of Brazil's Landless Movement: Creating the Bases for a New World
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Raúl Zibechi |
88 |
Brazil: Agrofuel Industry Threatens Women's Way of Life
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April Howard |
89 |
Brazil: Homeless Occupation Movements in Rio De Janeiro
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Kyle Weinberg |
90 |
Brazil: Biofuel Gold Rush Continues
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April Howard |
91 |
United States and Brazil: The New Ethanol Alliance
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Raúl Zibechi, IRC Americas |
92 |
Lula Victory Opens Space for Social Movements
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Roger Burbach for NACLA |
93 |
Landless Workers Movement: The Difficult Construction of a New World
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Raúl Zibechi, IRC Americas |
94 |
Brazil: What Will A Second Term for Lula Look Like?
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Center for Economic and Policy Research |
95 |
Brazil: Imprisoned Women in Precarious Situation
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Traductor Daniel Barrantes, Adital, Translated by Rachel Eckersley |
96 |
Brazilian Oil Firm Abandons Road Project in Ecuador
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Cyril Mychalejko |
97 |
Brazil's MST Visits Zapatistas in Chiapas
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UpsideDownWorld.org |
98 |
The Resurrection of Lula
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Raúl Zibechi |
99 |
A Billion Condoms in Brazil
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Cyril Mychalejko |
100 |
Defender of Brazil's Indigenous Gets Fired
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Cyril Mychalejko |
101 |
The 2005 World Social Forum in Brazil
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Benjamin Dangl |
102 |
Brazil's Army Training Indians
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Cyril Mychalejko |
103 |
Police Violence in Rio de Janeiro
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Tom Phillips in Niteroi |
104 |
Human "guinea pigs" in Brazil
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Cyril Mychalejko |
105 |
Samba and Revolution: Dispatches from the International Youth Camp (2/5/05)
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Benjamin Dangl |
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