Topic: Fernando Collor de Mello
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Latin America Monitor Brazil cleans house: now what?
Brazil's President Rousseff has had a good year in cracking down on corruption. Will the momentum last?
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Latin America Monitor Brazil fights corruption at home as it signs Open Government Partnership with the US
Today, Brazil formally unveils its plans for the multi-country initiative, a timely move as ministers are sacked and people take to the streets to demand more transparency.
09/20/2011 02:53 pm -
Latin America Monitor Brazil's freedom of information law under threat
President Dilma Rousseff has not been shy about sacking ministers accused of corruption, but with no freedom of information law, progress will be limited.
08/25/2011 04:19 pm -
Latin America Monitor Brazilian President Rousseff ousts another cabinet minister
Rousseff's purge of old-guard ministers – the latest, Nelson Jobim, resigned Thursday – shows a low tolerance for corruption, but she has not brought legal sanctions against the ousted.
08/05/2011 01:10 pm
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