Floods In South Brazil Have Displaced 600,000 – Here’s Why This Region Is Likely To See Ever More Extreme Rain In Future
The Oasis Reporters May 26, 2024 Marcia Zilli, University of Oxford; Caio Coelho,
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Is Argentina’s New President, Javier Milei, A Far-right Leader? The Answer Is Not Simple
The Oasis Reporters February 3, 2024 Federico Chaves Correa, Université Laval A shockwave has
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Economic Crisis In Cuba: Government Missteps And Tightening US Sanctions Are To Blame
The Oasis Reporters February 3, 2024 Domitille P/Shutterstock Emily Morris, UCL Cuba is going
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Patricio Guzmán: Fierce Filmmaker Who Chronicled 50 Years Of Chile’s History After Pinochet Coup
The Oasis Reporters October 22, 2023 Deborah Shaw, University of Portsmouth This
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U.S.-Cuba Relations: Will Joe Biden Pick Up Where Barack Obama Left Off?
The Oasis Reporters July 12, 2023 American and Cuban flags hang from a
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How African Body Markings Were Used To Construct The Idea Of Race In Colonial Brazil
The Oasis Reporters A man in Brazil attends an event memorialising the struggle of
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Why The West Needs To Offer Brazil, India And South Africa A New Deal
The Oasis Reporters May 22, 2023 Jose Caballero, International Institute for Management Development (IMD)
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What Now For Brazil? President Lula Strengthened, But Bolsonaro Supporters Won’t Go Quietly
The Oasis Reporters January 23, 2023 Deborah Barros Leal Farias, UNSW Sydney On
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Brazil Insurrection: How So Many Brazilians Came To Attack Their Own Government
The Oasis Reporters January 24, 2023 Guilherme Casarões, São Paulo School of Business Administration
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Pelé Was Ensnared By ‘Brazilian-style Racism’ But Stood Firm As Dictatorship Tried To Keep Him Playing
The Oasis Reporters January 3, 2022 Pelé inspired millions with his exploits on the soccer
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