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Miriam Gomes Saraiva

Professor and researcher of the Post Graduate Program in International Relations at the Univ. of the State of Rio de Janeiro. PhD in Political Science from the Complutense Univ. of Madrid. Post-Doctorate at the European University Institute (Florence, Italy).

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Has Brazilian foreign policy changed with the new Chancellor?

The hallmark of Carlos França's foreign policy became inertia, articulated to the intentions of carrying out a very low profile policy until the elections.

Brazil and Mexico: distance and misunderstandings

Co-author Álvaro Costa Silva Political-ideological differences, different foreign policy priorities and interests, and trade imbalances have limited the potential of a bilateral relationship.