April 2015
La visita de Rousseff a EEUU depende del fin de espionaje [SPANISH]
Saprin, 4/1/2015
Paulo Sotero, the Director of the Brazil Institute is interviewed regarding the visit of the Brazilian President abroad.
'É um alívio ver o governo empenhada em consertar os erros' [PORTUGUESE]
Carla Araujo, Karla Spotorno, Mario Braga, Estadão, 4/10/2015
Brazil Institute’s Fellow Monica de Bolle is interviewed regarding the current political and economic situation in Brazil.
Abertura para Cuba é teste da Doutrina Obama [PORTUGUESE]
Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva, EPOCA, 4/10/2015
Brazil Institute’s Fellow Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva writes an Op-Ed about US-Cuba relations in the Brazilian magazine EPOCA.
Obama, Raúl Castro hold historic face-to-face talks at summit
Jim Wyss and Mimi Whitefield, Miami Herald, 4/11/2015
Paulo Sotero, the Director of the Brazil Institute is quoted regarding US-Cuba relations.
World Affairs: Brazil
Paulo Sotero, Encyclopedia Britannica’s Book of the Year, 4/12/2015
The Director of the Brazil Institute, Paulo Sotero writes an Op-Ed regarding recent literature on Brazil.
Amid Crisis, Rousseff Seeks Closer Ties With U.S.
Paulo Sotero, The Huffington Post, 4/17/2015
The Director of the Brazil Institute, Paulo Sotero writes an Op-Ed regarding the current political situation in Brazil.
LECTURE: Perspectives on Brazil's Current Political Crisis
Paulo Sotero, Georgetown University, 4/20/2015
Paulo Sotero gives a lecture about Brazil at Georgetown University
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