Fighting for the Soul of Brazil: A Project of Global Exchange Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	Who Benefits and Who Bears the Damage Under World Bank/IMF-Led Policies	8
2	The Eternal Conquest	17
3	Capital Flight	33
4	Forced Labor Revisited	36
5	The Labor Movement in Brazil	39
6	Labor's Development Critique	47
7	New Directions for the Union Struggle	51
8	Brazilian Guns Flood the Market	56
9	Hunger and Democracy Don't Mix: An Interview with Herbert 'Betinho' de Souza	58
10	The 1994 Brazilian Elections and US-Brazil Relations	64
11	Their Bright Shining Knight in Brazil	70
12	Brazil's Controlled Purge: The Impeachment of President Collor	75
13	"Don't Kidnap Me, I'm a Professor"	84
14	Beware the Tanks	93
15	The Black Hole	98
16	Jungle of Myths	101
17	What Future for Amazonia?	103
18	The Rubber Tappers Under Fire Again	109
19	Prostitution Comes to the Indigenous Amazon	113
20	Popular Struggle and the Preservation of the Amazon	116
21	Extractive Reserves: Economic and Social Alternatives for the Tropical Rainforest	123
22	Clowns Up the River	130
23	Kids Out of Place	139
24	Toil for Tots	152
25	Targeted for Death	154
26	In Brazil, Sterilizing Women is the Method of Choice	163
27	In Live-and-Let-Live Land, Gay People are Slain	168
28	Brazil's Women-run Police Stations Fight the Odds	172
29	Brazil's Black Consciousness Movement	174
30	Pastoral Agents Movement Raises Black Awareness	184
31	The Role of Liberation Theology	189
32	Activists Take on AIDS	197
33	Fighting for the Soul of Brazil	204
34	Interview with Lula	223
35	Brazil's Workers Party: Socialism as Radical Democracy	232
36	Black, Female and Favelada: Benedita Speaks	244
37	The Rise of the Workers Party: An Interview with Marco Aurelio Garcia	249
38	The Need for International Solidarity: An Interview with Aloisio Mercadante	255
	Conclusion	257
	Resources	261
	Contributors	263
	Index	266
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