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Brazil articles on Democracy Chronicles

​News about the struggle for better democracy in Brazil. ​​​According to Freedom House, the "electoral system encourages the proliferation of parties but struggles to manage persistent corruption". Also check out our section on World Democracy or our articles with news about South America.

Brazil Justice System Fights on Against Corruption

by DC Editors - December 4, 2012

DC - Misc Brazil Corruption w Many Brooms

Corruption is highly dangerous but Brazil justice system in fight for deep changes

Filed Under: Democracy News Headlines, International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, South America, Worldwide Corruption

Brazil Welcomes First Black Supreme Court President

by DC Editors - November 23, 2012

First Black Supreme Court President

Growing Latin America giant Brazil swears in first black Supreme Court President Joaquim Barbosa

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, South America

Educated Brazilians Heading Back Home – With Some Europeans

by DC Editors - October 21, 2012

Reverse brain drain pulls educated Brazilians home, and many Europeans are coming with them

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, Education, South America

Brazil’s Supreme Court Gets First Ever Black President

by DC Editors - October 10, 2012

Democracy Giant Brazil’s Supreme Court Has Seen Loss of Confidence Amid Economy Slow Down Recently

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, South America

Brazil Corruption Probe Convicts Lula’s Chief of Staff

by DC Editors - October 9, 2012

Brazil Corruption Probe Still Continues as Epidemic Hampers Growth of South American Giant

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, South America, Worldwide Corruption

Brazil Senator Punished For Vast System of Corruption

by DC Editors - August 23, 2012

Economy of Brazil Senator Punished in Slowdown as Political Corruption Highlighted

Filed Under: Democracy News Headlines, International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, South America, Worldwide Corruption

Brazil Growth Slows as World Economy Weakens

by DC Editors - July 21, 2012

protesters with concessions

Government Not Successful in Fighting Economic Slowdown as Troubles Mount and Brazil Growth Slows

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, South America

Newspaper Analyzes What Led to Brazilian Economic Boom

by DC Editors - July 20, 2012

Governance That Led to Brazilian Economic Boom Lula

Stability of Lula’s Two Terms Seen as High Point in Governance That Led to Brazilian Economic Boom

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, South America

Dam Sees Indigenous Brazil Protest Movement

by DC Editors - June 26, 2012

Indigenous Brazil Protest Movement

Opposition and Protest Movement Against Dam Growing Bolder as Scope of Government Plans Come to Focus

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Brazil, Democracy Protests, Indigenous and Democracy, South America

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