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Brazil Gets Tough in Haiti, Freeing Kidnapped People and Seizing Drugs
Brazil Sends Saudis Letter of Sorrow and Friendship
Brazil Selling Products Overseas For Quality and Not Low Price Alone
In Brazil Corruption Launders More Money than Drug and Numbers Game Mafias
African Union Rains on Brazil's UN Parade
Brazilian Officer Who Killed Indian Faces Jury 9 Years After Crime
US and China Join Forces to Defeat Brazil and G4 at UN
Cowboy Mass: A Show of Faith and Folklore in the Brazilian Backlands
Brazil's Petroleum Agency to Open International Bid for Gas and Oil Exploration
Only a New Attitude by EU and US Will Save WTO's Doha Round, Says Brazil
Chavez Spreads Petrodollars Throughout Brazil and South America to Fend US Invasion
Brazil's Lula Wants Urgent 'Democratization' of the UN
Minister Defends Brazil's Zero Hunger from Those Who Call It Mere Hand-Out Program
Brazil's Crisis Calls for Council of the Republic's Intervention, Says Bar Association
Enduring Scandal Drags Brazilian Stocks Down
Brazil and Arabs Break New Trading Records
Two-Thirds of Brazil's 32 Million Youths Are Poor Who Need More than Food
Brazil Says Is Trying to Catch Up on Its Debt to Its Youngsters
Mercosur and CAN Speeding Integration at Brazil Summit
Brazil's Agribusiness Trade to Developing Countries Picks Up
Saudi Students Visit USP, Brazil's Leading University, and Vow Cooperation
For Brazil and Neighbors, the FTAA Is a Recipe for Impoverishment Not Empowerment
Brazilian Painted Faces Are Back, But Now in Favor of Government
Latin American Market Bounces Back Led by Brazil
Brazil Creates Over 1 Million Jobs, But Less than Last Year
Lula's Ex-Chief of Staff, Vows He Won't Resign from Brazilian Congress
Brazil's Ethics Council Doesn't Accept Ex-Chief of Staff Arguments
Most of Brazil's Volvo Buses Are Shipped Overseas
Infant Mortality Falls in Brazil While Killing of Youngsters Shoots Up
UN to Buy Brazilian Food to Distribute Worldwide
Brazilian Bill Makes Money Laundering a Graver Crime
Brazil's Unemployment Rate Keeps Unchanged: 9.4%
Brazil Urges Creation of Mercosur Parliament But Overlooks FTAA
Brazil Has 42 Million Volunteers
Ethics Council Finds Conclusive Evidence of Vote-Buying Scheme in Brazilian Congress
Brazil's Kowalsky Exports Half of Its Yearly Catch of 8,000 Tons of Fish
Brazil Says Its Closeness to Developing Countries Is Paying Off Richly
Brazil Meeting Discusses Fight Against Terror and Money Laundering in the Americas
People on the Streets and Authorities Lambast Brazil's Impunity
Brazil Hoping to Sign a Mercosur-EU Agreement by 2006
Former Labor Minister Pans Brazil for Creating Too Few Jobs
Brazil's HDI Marginally Up, with 11.6% of Illiteracy and 70.5 For Life Expectancy
Brazil Dreams of a Red-Tapeless South American Community
Brazil and Nigeria Drop the Middleman in Oil Deals
Brazil Marks Glamorous Presence at Dubai's Fashion Fair
U.S. Union Fights Takeover of Bankrupt Varig Assets in Brazil
In Brazil and Mercosur Majority Don't Like Bush and 70% Call U.S. Imperialist
Brazil Presents Its War on Hunger Case Story in Guatemala
In New York, Brazil's Lula Talks About World Hunger and Poverty
You Can't Have Peace With One Billion Hungry People, Brazil's Lula Tells UN
Brazilian House Files Motion to Sack Its Speaker
US Helps Brazilian Police Arrest 43 from Visa Gang That Sent People to the US
Brazil and G4 Will Try New Approach for Reforming UN
Food and Beverage Sector Helps Keep Employment Stable in Brazil
Brazil Decries UN's 'Democracy Deficit'
Moreno Veloso and Orquestra Imperial Make US Dance the Brazilian Way
With Meals at 43 Cents Brazil's Community Restaurants Are a Hit
In Brazil, Getting a Job Can Be Three Times Harder When You Are Poor
Brazil's Unemployment Rate Remains at 9.4%
There Won't Be Hunger in Brazil in One Year, Says Lula's Aide
Majority of Brazilians Oppose Lula's Anti-Hunger Programs
Most Brazilians Expecting Unemployment to Become Worse
In Brazil, It's Time for the Market to Pocket Profits
Brother of Murdered American Nun Looking for Justice in Brazil
Brazil Fund Starts Process to Become Open-End Investment Firm
Monsanto Goes to Court in Brazil to Guarantee Soybean Patent that Seems Expired
Brazil Drafts China and Mercosur into War on Piracy
A Communist Is Third in Line to Brazil's Presidency
Brazil Wants Better Integration Between South America and Caribbean
Over 60% of Mercosur's Workers Have Only Informal Job
All Congress Leaders in Brazil Knew About Ruling PT's Bribe Money
Brazilian Bishop Decides to Starve to Death Over River Transposition
Brazil Is World's Fifth in Growth of Foreign Investment, Ahead of China
Lula's and Pope's Emissaries Try to End Brazilian Bishop's Hunger Strike
Brazil's Bank Workers Union Goes on National Strike
Brazil: How the Orient Shaped the Portuguese Language
Pope Intercedes and Brazilian Bishop Ends Hunger Strike
Small Brazil Companies That Export Are Few, But on the Rise.
Exports of Brazilian Agricultural Products to Arabs Up 23%
Brazil Hoping the World Will Adopt UN Guidelines on Diet
Brazil Wants Portugal Help in Mercosur-EU Free Trade Agreement
Brazil's Zero Hunger Czar Takes Stock and Sees a Long Way to Go
Economies Are Stagnant or Declining in 70% of 5,700 Brazilian Cities
A EU Warning to Brazil and G20: Open Your Markets If You Want End to Subsidies
Brazil's Ex-President Cardoso to Chair Unctad's Panel
Venezuela Ready to Join Brazil in Mercosur as Full Member
Brazil Has No Viable Export Strategy, Says Former Industry Minister
UN Readies Report on Brazilian Racism
Brazil's Ethics Council Draws Lots to Start Processes Against Congressmen
Brazil's Zero Hunger Has US$ 12 Billion Budget for 2006
US Gun Lovers and Haters Watch Closely Brazil Referendum on Guns
Brazilian Referenda and Plebiscites Are Quite Undemocratic
In Dramatic Shift, Brazil's 80% in Favor of a Gun Ban Shrinks to 41%
UN Hears that in Brazil Government Is Main Promoter of Discrimination
Brazilian Activists Say State Assistencialism Is Not Enough to Save Indians
Brazil's Indianist Council Charges Government of Lying About Indian Lands
Brazilian Indians Take Over National Health Foundation Building in Protest
Violence-Plagued Brazil Says No to Gun Control in Referendum
In Surprising Result, 64% of Brazilians Vote to Keep Their Guns
Brazil's NO Win Is a Vote of Non-Confidence in Lula
Proposal to Ban Guns in Brazil Fails to Win a Single State
Brazil's Lula Says Zero Hunger Will Be Big Success When Whole World Adopts It
Brazil Celebrates UN's Role as the Planet's Peace Keeper
UN Rapporteur Touched by Favela Experience in Brazil
Brazil Promises Electricity for All Brazilians by 2008
Time for a Gentler Economic Policy in Brazil
For UN Rapporteur Brazil Needs Affirmative Action to Deal with Marginalization
Due to Prejudice Majority of Jobless in Brazil Are Women
UN Scolds Brazil for Its Police and Prison System
17% of Brazilian Babies Still Don't Get a Birth Certificate
Brazilians Say It Has Become Harder to Get a Job
Brazil Says Child Sex Is Serious Matter. Crime Involves Authorities and Elites.
US Sponsored FTAA Will Be Buried at Americas Summit, Says Chavez
The Middle-East Side of Zélia Duncan
Brazil's Lula to Ask Bush to Tone Down Anti-Chavez Rhetoric
Brazilian Indians Sue Government to Get Traditional Land Back
Fox to Brazil and Argentina: 'Stop Stalling the FTAA'
Mexico's Fox Vows Enduring Love and Proposes Brazil, Mercosur and the FTAA
Brazil Gets UN Accolades for Its Refugee Legislation and Work
UN Asks Brazil's Lula to Lead Fight Against Refugee Intolerance
Brazil's Arabian Horse Expo Brings Breeders from US and EU
Sustainable Development Creator Scolds Brazil
Brazil Marks UN's 60th Anniversary with Seminar on UN Reform