Brazil People and Institutions

An informative and comprehensive study of Brazil's society, culture, and political structure. The author presents a clear analysis of Brazil's historical development and the root causes that shaped the Brazilian nation. Brazil People and Institutions is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in Brazil and its people.

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