Insight: Taking on the “toga-wearing bandits” in Brazil’s courts
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Eliana Calmon takes great delight in provoking people. But even she didn't realize at first what a bomb she had dropped. "Look, I use a lot of...
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Analysis: Brazil’s Rousseff boldly shuns base, embraces business
BRASILIA (Reuters) - When President Dilma Rousseff announced a $65 billion privatization of Brazilian highways and railroads last week, she could hear air horns and furious chanting coming from outside...
Analysis: Brazil’s Rousseff boldly shuns base, embraces business
BRASILIA (Reuters) - When President Dilma Rousseff announced a $65 billion privatization of Brazilian highways and railroads last week, she could hear air horns and furious chanting coming from outside...
Analysis: Next hurdles for Brazil: sticky fingers, red tape
BRASILIA (Reuters) - The ministry overseeing Brazil's new $66 billion infrastructure plan was also ground zero for a spectacular corruption scandal last year in which officials allegedly demanded 5 percent...
Analysis: Next hurdles for Brazil: sticky fingers, red tape
BRASILIA (Reuters) - The ministry overseeing Brazil's new $66 billion infrastructure plan was also ground zero for a spectacular corruption scandal last year in which officials allegedly demanded 5 percent...
Exclusive: Brazil’s Rousseff in talks with Boeing for new jet
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff is shopping for a new presidential jet and is talking to Boeing about buying one, four sources told Reuters, signaling greater inroads...
Exclusive: Brazil’s Rousseff in talks with Boeing for new jet
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff is shopping for a new presidential jet and is talking to Boeing about buying one, four sources told Reuters, signaling greater inroads...
Insight: Brazil protects its … wines?
BENTO GONCALVES, Brazil (Reuters) - Brazil is widely celebrated for having some of the world's best beaches, soccer, and Carnival festivities. Wines? Um, no. Nevertheless, Brazil is considering steps to...
Insight: Brazil protects its … wines?
BENTO GONCALVES, Brazil (Reuters) - Brazil is widely celebrated for having some of the world's best beaches, soccer, and Carnival festivities. Wines? Um, no. Nevertheless, Brazil is considering steps to...
Special Report: Brazil’s “gringo” problem: its borders
CACERES, Brazil (Reuters) - For the first 500 years of Brazil's history, pretty much anything that wanted to cross its borders could do so in relative peace, whether cattle, Indians...