Talking about Brazil’s Political Situation (with Bonus US-Cuba Relations Discusion)

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Colin M. Snider

I recently talked with Robert Farley on Foreign Entanglements about the Brazilian political crisis, and possible outcomes (along with some additional conversation on Obama’s trip to Latin America last week). You can see the whole thing here.

 

About Colin M. Snider

I have a Ph.D. in history, specializing in Latin American History and Comparative Indigenous History. My dissertation focused on Brazil. Beyond Latin America generally, I'm particularly interested in class identities, military politics, human rights, labor, education, music, and nation. I can be found on Twitter at @ColinMSnider.
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1 Response to Talking about Brazil’s Political Situation (with Bonus US-Cuba Relations Discusion)

  1. agogo22 says:
    March 29, 2016 at 11:03

    Reblogged this on msamba.

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