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Tag Archives: Fernando Henrique Cardoso
Harvard professor and former president Cardoso debate in São Paulo
The theme is hot and always welcomed in Brazil. Political parties, democracy and social policy. Professor Frances Hagopian, visiting professor for Brazil Studies in the Department of Government at Harvard University will lecture at the Centro Ruth Cardoso in São Paulo, … Continue reading
“Brazil, the rising star” on CBS 60 minutes show
The American tv network CBS produced last December a special report about Brazil for the 60 minutes show. It is a fair Brazil 101 with interviews of Eike Batista, CEO of the holding EBX International and #1 fortune in the country and … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil
Tagged China, coffee, commodities, Dilma Rouseff, EBX, Eike Batista, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Iron, Lula, Oil, video, youtube
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Lula’s Legacy
Brazil’s charismatic (now ex) president Lula has been perceived as a great leader worldwide. Obama called him “the man” and Fidel Castro ” dear comrade”; in Brazil, after 8 years in power, his popularity rate was above 80%, demolishing the … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged China, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Financial Times, GDP, India, inflation, Latin America, Lula, Mexico
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Brazil´s Foreign Policy
Under the leadership of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Brazil opened 62 diplomatic and consular representations around the world – another 17 are in the process of opening. The country currently has 212 posts. Many of them have no … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Africa, Brazil, Cuba, Dilma Rouseff, Diplomacy, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Iran, Israel, Lula, Mercosur, Middle East, Palestine, Security Council, Turkey, United Nations, `
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Dilma president of Brazil. Now what?
Dilma Rousseff will be the first woman president of the history of Brazil. She won the run-off presidential election against Mr. José Serra, candidate of opposition and former minister of Fernando Henrique Cardoso. The press and financial analysts start to … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil, Politics
Tagged Dilma Rouseff, elections, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, José Serra, Lula, President, PSDB
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