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Tag: brazil

Could COVID-19 Be A Political Reset For Society?

Posted on 1st May 20201st May 2020 by Alex Doyle

The coronavirus pandemic has shaken up the status-quo of policy-making around the world. Certain countries, including the UK, are witnessing a monumental paradigm shift in which heavy state intervention has become the new norm. It […]

In The Middle with Brazilian Wax

Posted on 6th March 20208th April 2020 by Joe Carter

A caipirinha is meant to be an easy drink to make. Brazil’s national cocktail consists of just three ingredients: ice, lime and a distilled spirt made of fermented sugarcane, cachaça. The ice clinks against the […]

The Amazon Is Still Burning

Posted on 1st November 20195th November 2019 by Grace Partington

Over the summer, social media cried out for governments around the world to save the Amazon from the wildfires destroying it. Two months later, the world seems to have moved on. However, this tragedy is […]

New Report by University Details Effects on Climate From Deforestation in the Amazon

Posted on 5th September 201917th September 2019 by Ed Barnes

A report by the University of Leeds has shown how high levels of deforestation in the Amazon rainforest has led to fluctuations in temperature throughout the year and other effects on the local climate.

Brazilian President Bolsonaro: A threat to the environment?

Posted on 31st January 201929th March 2019 by Morwenna Davies

You will no doubt have heard about the countless low blows Trump has dealt the environment, but you might not have heard about the newly inaugurated president of Brazil. His name is Jair Bolsonaro, and […]

Brazilian Forces Invade Universities in Suppression of Free Speech

Posted on 14th November 201815th March 2019 by Tali Fraser

Brazilian media have reported that Brazilian police have staged raids authorised by the electoral authorities, sometimes without warrants, in universities across the country. In these raids, professors were questioned and materials belonging to professors and […]

How Global Waves of Populist Discontent are Allowing a Far-Right Ascension to Power

Posted on 9th November 201827th March 2019 by Georgina Kinsella

(Source: Pixabay) As Jair Bolsonaro’s victory in Brazil strengthens the increasingly powerful global-right, The Gryphon explores the conditions to which give rise to populism and other extremist groups On the 28th October 2018, Jair Bolsonaro […]

The Trump of the Tropics?

Posted on 19th October 201826th March 2019 by Andrew Morris

The rise of populism has begun to strain liberal democracy across Western Europe and the United States. Brazil, South America’s largest democratic country, appears, also, to be falling for a populist’s allure. Jair Bolsonaro, a […]

Good Grief, it’s a new coral reef

Posted on 13th March 201731st May 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

A 3,600-square mile coral reef ecosystem has been discovered beneath the murky waters of the Amazon river’s mouth and is now known as one of the greatest reef systems in the world! This 600-mile-long reef […]

Preview: São Paulo’s Criolo set to rock Belgrave Music Hall, 23rd April

Posted on 20th April 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Achieving an ever growing amount success and recognition in his native Brazil, Criolo brings his unique sound of adventurously infused hip-hop to the UK for the very first time. Born to migrants in the North […]

Sport | Stage set for historic World Cup final but humiliated hosts miss out

Posted on 10th July 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Germany and Argentina will meet each other in a World Cup final for the third time as both sides came through their semi-final ties; albeit in contrasting fashion. While Holland took the Argentinians all the […]

Sport | Brazil and Germany move closer to World Cup glory

Posted on 4th July 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Ste Topping rounds up the action from the first quarter finals at the FIFA World Cup, and previews tonight’s action.   France and Germany began the day’s events with an intriguing battle. Both managers made […]

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