Lula’s sentence is a signal to all of Latin America that justice can prevail. From Mexico to the tip of Argentina, corruption has pervaded politics for decades. Now is the time to fix it for good.
Tag Archives: Brazil
How Brazil Destroys Itself
The mutineers that brought down Dilma will soon be cut down by the same sword.
Trump Goes Brazil: Import Substitution on His Mind
Is the new US President really trying to resolve the competitiveness challenge by relying on outdated 1960s style, Brazilian economic concepts?
Beyond Dilma: The New Era of Anti-Corruption Enforcement
The Brazilian President’s removal from office will send shockwaves across Latin America, and possibly beyond.
Brazil: Like India or Ghana?
Despite repeated high hopes for progress, it has been fifty years of unresolved economic problems in Brazil.
Boycott the Rio Olympics to Defend Brazilian Democracy
Beware the anti-democratic events now unfolding in Brazil.
Brazil: The Economics of the Rio Olympics 2016
There’s still over four months to go until the August 5 opening, but the Olympic stopwatch is already ticking for Rio 2016.
Brazil’s and South Africa’s Watergate Moment
What happens when judges fight corrupt political leaders?
Factoring in Deforestation Emissions
What percentage of global CO2 emissions from human activity stems from deforestation and land conversion?
Stephan Richter discusses Brexit on Germany's ARD-Presseclub (April 14, 2019)
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