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Born raised and educated in nyc where I first began to work for ny Daily Mirror and Herald Tribune as a copy boy and as a cub reporter for the Ithaca jornal. Worked in SAfrica, Israel, Germany and since 1973 Brazil. Have had the pleasure to work as an aide to the greatest tab journalists from the UK including Dave Williams, Sharon Churcher, Barry Wigmore and Paul Henderson covering biggest Brazilian- based stories including Josef Mengele´s bones in Sao Paulo,the aftermath of the Jean Charles Menezes murder on the London Underground,Mick Jagger´s Brazilian model girlfriend Luciana Morad and theiro Brazilian love son Lucas,plane crashes and a Greenpeace Brit murdered in the Amazon,wine festivals in southern Brazil ,and the World Cup as well as the OLympics..Have written and and worked for Daily Mail,Mail on Sunday,the Sun,Sunday Times,Daily and Sunday Mirror ,Daily Record as well NYPost, Daily News, USA Today ...Have covered stories all over Brazil including the successful search for the father of Carla Bruni in Sao Paulo and most recently the James White arrest in Fortaleza,nothern Brazil. Speak and write Portuguese,married to Carioca.
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Veste Rio this Weekend Gathers the Best of Fashion in Latin America
The Seventh edition of Veste Rio will take place at Pier Maua in Rio de Janeiro, showcasing 111 national brands and their Spring-summer 2020 collections. The event, which includes a panel of debates and a forum, is expected to attract local and international visitors and buyers. It is presented by Senac and Fecomercio, with sponsorship from RioSul Shopping Mall, Azul Airways, Sebrae, Fashion Label Brasil, ELA, and Vogue Brasil.
Grand Prix F1 Could Remain in São Paulo After all
São Paulo’s Municipal Council approved the concession of the Grand Prix to keep Formula 1 in São Paulo, awaiting Mayor Bruno Covas's signature. Council President Eduardo Tuma emphasized that the concession would prevent real estate speculation. President Jair Bolsonaro, however, plans to move the event to Rio de Janeiro, where a new autodrome is being planned. The Grand Prix has been a significant tourist attraction for São Paulo, generating substantial revenue. Interpub, responsible for the event, is renegotiating its contract to maintain F1 in São Paulo.
Students Protest in Rio Against University Budget Cuts
Brazilian educators, scholars, and students protested in Rio de Janeiro against over 30 percent budget cuts to federal universities. The protests, held in front of the Military College during President Jair Bolsonaro's visit, highlighted the impact on low-income students. The President's emphasis on increasing military schools further angered the academic community. A study by Andifes shows that half of the students in federal universities come from low-income families. An open letter from global academics warns that disinvesting in philosophy and sociology could harm Brazil's democracy.
Will Monarchy Return to Brazil? Yes, Insists Prince Bertrand Orléans e Bragança
Prince Bertrand Orléans e Bragança, a key figure in Brazil's Monarchy Restoration Movement, believes President Jair Bolsonaro's administration is paving the way for the return of the monarchy. He criticizes the Supreme Court and supports Bolsonaro's national reconstruction promises. The Prince, along with other monarchists, backs traditional family values and opposes environmentalist views. Despite supporting Bolsonaro, they disagree with his advisor Olavo de Carvalho's attacks on military personnel. The movement has political representation through Bertrand's nephew, Luiz Philippe de Orléans e Bragança.
Nelson Rodrigues Festival: Brazil’s Master of Tragedy to be Staged in the Land of Shakespeare
The 'Nelson Rodrigues Festival in the UK' will stage three of the Brazilian playwright's works, including 'The Wedding Dress,' 'Family Album,' and 'Pardon Me for Betraying You,' along with readings of his tragedies. The festival, organized by his grandson Sacha Rodrigues, will also feature personal artifacts and publications of translated plays. Nelson Rodrigues, known for his shocking tragedies, remains a significant cultural figure in Brazil, with his works being continually staged and studied. The festival highlights his enduring influence and the diverse interpretations of his literary contributions.
Cuts at Federal Universities? Why, Asks a Current American-Born Student
The article discusses the recent announcement by Brazil's Minister of Education to cut the budget of all Federal Universities by 30%, a move that has shocked many, including the American-born author who is a post-graduate student at Federal Fluminense University (UFF). The author highlights the value of education at UFF, comparing it favorably to his experiences at various prestigious institutions worldwide. He criticizes President Jair Bolsonaro's decision, emphasizing the importance of these universities in enriching intellectual life and understanding Brazilian culture. The article also touches on the contributions of various Brazilian literary figures and the impact of past government policies on education.
FBI and Brazilian Authorities are Investigating Four Multinationals
The FBI and Brazilian authorities are investigating four multinational companies—Johnson & Johnson, Siemens, General Electric, and Philips—for allegedly paying bribes to secure public health contracts in Brazil. The Brazilian Public Ministry suspects these firms made illegal payments to public officials over the past two decades. Federal prosecutor Marisa Ferrari states that the U.S. Justice Department and SEC are aiding the investigation. The companies have acknowledged the investigations and are cooperating, except Siemens, which claims no knowledge of being investigated by the FBI but is willing to cooperate.
Solicitor General Wants Carte Blanche for Police to Enter Universities
Brazil’s Solicitor General André Mendonça has requested the Supreme Court to allow police to enter public universities to stop 'illegal electoral propaganda.' This move follows President Jair Bolsonaro's controversial stance against student protests and proposed budget cuts. The Brazilian Constitution protects freedom of expression on campuses, and a previous injunction by Justice Carmen Lucia halted police incursions into universities. The debate centers on defining electoral propaganda versus free expression, with experts like Professor Daniel Falcão emphasizing the need for clear distinctions.
You Can’t Wade in the Same Waters Twice. Or can You? A Poet’s Point of View
The article explores the experiences of expatriate writers, focusing on Brazilian poet Elizabeth Columa, who returned to Rio de Janeiro after living in Los Angeles and New York City. It discusses the challenges and changes faced by immigrants, the impact of cultural displacement on their identity, and the literary contributions of expatriates. Columa shares her personal journey, literary works, and reflections on adapting to new environments while maintaining a connection to her roots.
Ex-Presidential Candidate Ciro Gomes to be Sued for Alleged Anti-Semitic Remarks
Ex-Presidential candidate Ciro Gomes is facing a lawsuit for alleged anti-semitic remarks made during an interview with HuffPost Brasil. The Confederação Israelita do Brasil is demanding a retraction of his statements, which they consider prejudiced against the Jewish community. Gomes criticized President Bolsonaro's relationship with the Jewish community and accused his campaign of being financed by 'radical Zionism.' Bolsonaro, supported by the Evangelical community, has made controversial statements regarding Israel and the Holocaust.
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