Brazil Institute Schedule And Talks March Four To Seven
A dense program lists Protestant Catholic dialogue with Rich ard Shaull and presiding professors Huenemann Mathews. lectures on Brazil and its people by Vasconcelos. world premieres of Brazilian plays. demonstrations of Fritz Feigl tests. lectures in Portuguese on theatre and language. and a presidential reception. Exhibits are noted in Long Gym and the Library.
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Brazil Structure and Foreign Policy Prospects in 1960s
The piece outlines Brazil as a federal republic with strong centralization, a three-branch executive, bicameral legislature, and lifelong judges. It notes social upheaval, rapid postwar growth, and balance of payments deficits prompting new exports and ties with Africa and Asia. It discusses Brazil’s anti-colonial stance, Alliance for Progress, and a nuanced pivot toward independent, nonaligned yet not neutral international role.
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