Events
Latin American Program in the News: President, what did you do in your first 100 days?
Director Cynthia Arnson comments on the first 100 days of some of the region's presidents, highlighting how they endeavored to differentiate themselves from prior administrations via innovative policies and a change in diplomatic tone (In Spanish).
Novos Rumos nas Relações Exteriores Brasileiras
Esta conferência realizada em The Brookings Institution 28 de setembro de 2007, com o co-patrocínio do Brazil Institute do Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, reuniu estudiosos e praticantes de política externa para discutir desdobramentos recentes na política externa do Brasil. Nosso objetivo era melhor compreender as pressões domésticas no interior da sociedade brasileira e a formulação de sua política externa no contexto das país que o país adotou para promover seu desenvolvimento econômico e social.
Obama busca mayor cooperación con Brasil pese a diferencias sobre Irán y Cuba
Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute, discusses Brazil-US relations
Winners of Journalism Fellowship Announced
The Washington Post and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars announce the first group of winners of their Fellowship for Latin America Journalists program. The winners are: Jorge Carrasco, Proceso (Mexico); Alfonso Cuéllar, Semana (Colombia); Luciana Franco, Revista Globo Rural (Brazil); Maurizio Guerrero, PODER y Negocios (Mexico) and Flavia Tavares, O Estado de S Paulo (Brazil).
An Art Exhibit by Brazilian Luis Bitencourt
An exhibition of 18 paintings by Brazilian artist Luis Bitencourt at the Wilson Center, February 6-27, 2004
Brazil's ex-president Cardoso lauded for nation's return to democracy
Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute, speaks with PRI's The World on former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso's recent award from the Library of Congress
Obama to Brazil: send us your affluent, money-spending masses
Paulo Sotero, director of the Brazil Institute, discusses Brazil's growing growing purchasing power abroad.
