Brazil Cabinet does a turn
Scaled-back effort suggests turmoil, could slow reform
RIO DE JANEIRO -- A smaller-than-expected shuffle of Brazil's Cabinet last week suggested that political turmoil could hamper President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's ability to introduce reforms to foster sustained, equitable growth in Latin America's biggest country. (Full article: 715 words)
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