Encyclopedia Britannica, s.v. Brazilian fashion and garment industry takes off. Women's soccer in Brazil gets second-class treatment. Brazil isn't as color-blind as it used to believe itself to be. Brazil, Argentina and Chile kept track of each other's dissidents during the 1970s.
Brazil auctions off-shore oil licenses, allowing foreign firms a greater role.
The sugar industry in Brazil has witnessed a drop in employment. This long article includes discussion of alcohol cars, and Brazil's energy needs. Recife uncovers the oldest synogogue of the New World. One man's story of poverty, crime and prison in Brazil, all too common. Alcoholism and the tragic state of Brazilian Indians.