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Brazil’s Lula da Silva Indicted for Alleged Corruption, Money Laundering

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Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, Brazil's President.

01/03/2010

A former automobile worker with a difficult childhood in a one room house in rural Brazil, is elected President of Brazil.

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Brazil Adds to Tally of Corruption Scandals With Investigation of a Former President

New York Times 07/16/2015

Brazil’s Ex-Leader, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Is Held and His Home Raided

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Ex-President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Faces Charges

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Brazil Workers’ Party, Leaders ‘Intoxicated by Power,’ Falls From Grace

New York Times 05/12/2016

The legacy of Dilma Rousseff and the way forward for Brazil in 2017

04/29/2016

The boom years of the Lula administration supported by high commodity prices covered up serious problems in infrastructure, basic public services, education and health care. The collapse of commodity prices exposed real weaknesses in Brazil's economic structure. With this came a realization of the deep seated corruption of the ruling elite.

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The great betrayal

Economist 04/29/2016

Populist Policies Let Brazil’s Tomorrow Slip Away

New York Times 05/03/2016

Conservative’s Star Rises in Brazil as Polarizing Views Tap Into Discontent

New York Times 05/07/2016

Brazilian President Rousseff’s Downfall Was Years in the Making

Wall Street Journal 05/12/2016

Brazil Workers’ Party, Leaders ‘Intoxicated by Power,’ Falls From Grace

New York Times 05/12/2016

Brazil Police Recommend Ex-President’s Indictment on New Corruption Charges

WSJ 10/05/2016

Eduardo Porter on how extremes are dangerous- populist policies failed to help the very people they were intended to help in Brazil, just as populist mortgage policy and extremes of free market deregulation hurt the American middle and working class

05/03/2016

Eduardo Porter of the NYT reflects on what happened in Brazil in chaos after soaring popularity of Lula as long as the commodities boom lasted, with no real foundations. The extremes of populist policies and of free markets without mindfulness of the risks can be dangerous to the livelihoods of the vast majority of people in the Americas. As Brazil struggles, Mexico with the opposite model struggles from lack of good management, Argentina emerges from decades of experimenting with extremes in either direction, and the U.S. mulls over its future direction in the general election of 2016, there is a moral for the Americas extremes without mindfulness are dangerous. Cruz and Sanders offer different versions of direction. Cruz and Sanders a version of policies too far in one direction, Trump channeling anger but lacking any clear statement of policy. The fate of nations and peoples hangs in the balance- needed is mindfulness and thoughtfulness in taking the path forward, clear of illusions that it will be easy going forward from mistakes in the past.

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Populist Policies Let Brazil’s Tomorrow Slip Away

New York Times 05/03/2016

Brazil Workers’ Party, Leaders ‘Intoxicated by Power,’ Falls From Grace

New York Times 05/12/2016

What Donald Trump Learned From Joseph McCarthy’s Right-Hand Man

The New York Times 06/20/2016

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BBC News 08/10/2016

Brazil Police Recommend Ex-President’s Indictment on New Corruption Charges

WSJ 10/05/2016

Donald Trump Takes Conciliatory Tone at Postelection Rallies

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