Brazil : The take-off point

, The problems facing Brazil, her importance to the United States, future of Brazil, and the future of Latin America. Begins with the bloodless revolution bringing President Humberto Castelo Branco to power., Probes major problems facing this underdeveloped nation and the measures taken by its people, leaders, and foreign concerns to remedy them. Discusses the problems of population growth and illiteracy and emphasizes the need for land, fiscal, and social reforms. Shows Brazil as a deeply religious country and describes the role of the church in pressing for economic and social reforms. Indicates strong racial cohesion, yet lack of economic opportunity for Negroes. Examines regional problems in a historical framework and shows the effects of foreign aid., The problems facing Brazil, her importance to the United States, future of Brazil, and the future of Latin America. Begins with the bloodless revolution bringing President Humberto Castelo Branco to power., Probes major problems facing this underdeveloped nation and the measures taken by its people, leaders, and foreign concerns to remedy them. Discusses the problems of population growth and illiteracy and emphasizes the need for land, fiscal, and social reforms. Shows Brazil as a deeply religious country and describes the role of the church in pressing for economic and social reforms. Indicates strong racial cohesion, yet lack of economic opportunity for Negroes. Examines regional problems in a historical framework and shows the effects of foreign aid., The problems facing Brazil, her importance to the United States, future of Brazil, and the future of Latin America. Begins with the bloodless revolution bringing President Humberto Castelo Branco to power., Probes major problems facing this underdeveloped nation and the measures taken by its people, leaders, and foreign concerns to remedy them. Discusses the problems of population growth and illiteracy and emphasizes the need for land, fiscal, and social reforms. Shows Brazil as a deeply religious country and describes the role of the church in pressing for economic and social reforms. Indicates strong racial cohesion, yet lack of economic opportunity for Negroes. Examines regional problems in a historical framework and shows the effects of foreign aid.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.