Jamal Khokhar

Institute of the Americas

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President of the Institute of the Americas, which promotes US-Latin America cooperation; former Canadian ambassador to Brazil (2010-2015)

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The upcoming summer games have turned a global spotlight on Brazil, as the elected President is being impeached by legislators more corrupt than she is.

Brazil's Political Crisis and the Olympic Games

The upcoming summer games have turned a global spotlight on Brazil, as the elected President is being impeached by legislators more corrupt than she is.

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