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A flimflam impeachment
What did Dilma Rousseff do to warrant impeachment? According to her opponents, she falsified the accounts to exaggerate the health of the economy, a...
To impeach or not to impeach (Part II)
The Temer government Mr Temer’s interim government has been marked by aggressive contention measures, polemic decrees, an over homogeneous team of (arguably honest) ministers...
A brief analysis on the latest, confusing and conflicting events in Brazilian politics (Part I)
As the Upper House voted for Ms Rousseff’s suspension, many questions were raised. The people, the media, opportunist and well-intentioned public figures, they all...
The perks of (not) being a red star: the investigations in Brazil and the future of its politics
Amid a severe political and economic crisis, with astronomic unemployment rates and the worst recession since 1990, the Brazilian politics faces a new turn...
BRICS Bank Could Change the Game
In full-fledged preparation for the official launch of BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) as an extraordinary highlight event during the July Summit under his...
The funk of politics – What the demonstrations in Brazil show us
Brazilians are no longer satisfied with the current panorama of the country – at least, that is what they have been showcasing in various...
What happened to Brazil’s Foreign Policy during Dilma Rousseff’s first mandate?
The end of the Cold War imposed new dynamics to the world. International Relations no longer have the ideological bias from the Cold War...
Are informal coalitions good or bad? The case of IBSA
The twenty-first century is a century in which countries are increasingly seeking equal rights, which involve, for instance, the acknowledgement in their regional spheres...
The UN Security Council Reform? – No tricks from the BRICS
Should Brazil (along with other BRICS members) continue to insist in the UN Security Council Reform? For a long time Brazil...