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• Brazil Expecting 3.5% GDP Growth for 2005
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• Brazil to Clean Its Gasoline
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• Brazil Expecting a Lot from Biodiesel
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• Brazil to Be Self-Sufficient in Oil by 2006
• UN Advice to Brazil: Export More Technology!
• Brazil's Petrobras Finds New Oil Reserves
• Lula: 'Brazil Is More Than Carnaval and Street Kids'
• Brazil to Leave Inprint on World's Largest Hydroelectric
• Blackouts Are a Thing of the Past, Says Brazil
• Brazil: Mercosur Toying with Idea of Parliament
• Brazil: Rush in Congress for Biosecurity Law
• In 3 Months, Brazil Distributes 1 Million Remedies
• Portugal Backs Brazil for Permanent UN Seat
• Cry of Excluded Brings Brazilians to the Streets
• WTO Favors Brazil Against EU on Sugar
• Brazil Wants to Make Eating in the Streets Safer
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• Market Anticipating Higher Inflation in Brazil
• Brazil: EU and Mercosur Push for Free Trade Pact
• Brazil's Beef Exports Grow 78% in 2004
• Brazil: 'Domestic Market Should Not Harm Exports'
• Brazil to Reserve 300,000 Places in College for the Poor
• Brazil Holds International Meeting on Food Security
• New US Ambassador in Brazil Says FTAA Will Have to Wait
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• Brazil's Women Power Movement to Vote and Be Voted
• Brazil Asks UN for a Bigger Continental Platform
• Brazil's Lula and France's Chirac Get Cozy in NY
• Brazil's Petrobras to Invest US$ 7.5 Billion Overseas
• Brazil Lula's Entire Speech at the UN
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• Brazil's Rocky Road to a Security Council Seat
• England and France Favor Permanent Seat for Brazil at UN
• Brazil's Primary Account Surplus Well Above IMF Target
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• Brazil: EU to Eliminate Surtax to Mercosur Products
• Brazil Is Hip in Moscow
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• Lula Tells Brazil to Get Some Self-respect
• Brazil and Mercosur Sweeten the Deal for EU
• Exports Way Up in Brazil
• Brazil Wants New Rules for Intellectual Property
• Brazilians Looking for a Few Good Politicians
• Electoral Fraud Still Rampant in Brazil
• European Union Lets Brazil Down
• Brazil's Experts Discuss Eco Preservation
• 100 Million Brazilians Vote. 100% by Computer.
• Brazilian Businesses Call EU Offer Unacceptable
• Brazil Votes for Mayor and City Council This Sunday
• A Brazilian Voice Against US and EU Protectionism
• IMF: Brazil Is Reaping Fruits of Past Policies
• A Vote to Cost Up to US$ 12 in Brazil
• Lula's Party Wins in Six State Capitals
• Brazil Sees Bad Faith in EU's Proposal
• Serra on Brazil Elections: 'No Dirty Tricks!'
• Brazil's Electronic Ballot Spreads Throughout Latin America
• Elections in Brazil: Time for Wheeling and Dealing
• Powell Wants Brazil's Nuclear Plants Inspected Soon
• Brazil: 'No Need to Always Agree with US'
• Brazil's Lula: 'Beware of the European Union'
• Brazil's Good Image Brings Foreign Capital
• Bureaucracy Is Hurting Brazil Coffee Overseas
• Free Trade Starts at Home, Says Brazil
• The Winners and Losers of Brazil's Biosecurity Law
• Latin America Gathers in Brazil to Oppose Free Trade Agreements
• Brazil: European Free Trade Agreement on Track Again
• UN to Study Independence of Judges and Lawyers in Brazil
• Election in São Paulo, Brazil: Who Cares More for the Poor?
• Brazil's Mummy Studied in Turin Congress
• Bull Times for Brazilian Beef
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• Brazil Technology to Monitor Venezuela's Environment
• PT Gets No Green Backing in São Paulo, Brazil
• Shady Dealings at Brazil's Mayoral Race
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• How Free is Brazil's Judiciary? The UN Wants to Know.
• Brazil: Is Lula Abandoning São Paulo's Mayor?
• Brazil: Biotech to Facilitate Mercorsur/EU Relations
• The World Debates in Brazil How to Be Energy Savvy for the Coming Decades
• UN Official Finds a Brazil Full of Will and Ills
• Brazil: The Thorny Courtship Between Mercosur and EU
• Brazil: Lula Still Disappeared from São Paulo Scene
• Brazil: Mercosur Opens Up to Arab World
• Jewelry Arabia to Bring Brazil US$ 3.4 Million
• Brazil: How Desperate Is São Paulo's Mayor?
• Brazil Telecom to Offer New International Video Goodies
• Paraguay Gets a Hand from Brazil's Electoral Expertise
• Brazil: A Truckload of Trouble for Politician Maluf
• Brazil: 'No Nuclear Material Is Being Diverted'
• Brazil: Mercosur and EU Racing Against the Clock
• Brazil: Lula Joins São Paulo Campaign at Last
• Still a Long Way to First World for Brazil
• Waiting for President Godot in São Paulo, Brazil
• Brazil Wants a Bigger Role for the G-20
• In São Paulo, Brazil, a Campaign Manager Bites the Dust
• Brazil Imports Clove and No Cinnamon
• Brazil: Mercosur and Egypt Dreaming of Free Trade
• Brazil Joins Chile in Scientific Antarctic Expedition
• Brazil Needs 2000 Additional Federal Judges
• Poor in Brazil Can't Count on the Courts, Says UN
• Brazil: Mercosur and EU Ready to Make Concessions
• Brazilians Back to the Ballot Box
• Brazil's Odebrecht Gets a Foot in Arab Door
• A New Blackout on Brazil's Horizon, Warn Scientists
• Ecobusiness Is Good Business, Says Brazilian Bank
• Brazil Takes School to the Factories
• UN: 'Only Joint Effort Can Cure Brazil's Crime Epidemy'
• Right and Left Running for Cover in São Paulo, Brazil
• Brazil's Quandary: To Open or Not Dictatorship Archives
• Brazil Goes to Sea to Get Electricity
• Lula May Open Secret Files of Brazil's Dirty War
• Ciao, São Paulo. For Marta, Next Stop Is Paris.
• Brazil's Petrobras Tells Central Bank: 'Mind Your Own Business'
• Fight's Up in São Paulo, Brazil. Let's Count the Votes!
• In Brazil, Left Gives a Show on How to Lose Power
• PT's Spin Doctors to the Rescue of Brazil Elections
• Authorized Use of Leishmaniasis Vaccine Made in Brazil
• Brazil Election Bodes Well for Kerry
• UN: In Brazil, Justice Is Slow and Impunity High
• Brazil Gets a Post at UN's Council
• Brazil: Spreading Small Business Incubators
• Elections Ended in Brazil. Get Ready for the Next One.
• Brazilian Indians in the War of Eucalyptus
• After Thieves Grab a Picasso Brazil Vows Better Security for Federal Museums
• Brazil Praises American Elections
• Oil and Bush Do Brazil Good
• Neither FTAA Nor EU. WTO Is Brazil's Only Hope.
• Brazil and Argentina Join Forces in Science
• The Invisible Ink, Made in Brazil
• The Chinese Are Coming to Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Fears "Delicious Risk" of Doing Too Well
• Brazil Gets Its Own Cramer Office
• It's a Bull's Market for Brazilian Beef
• Brazil Betting Biodiesel Will Free It from Foreign Oil
• Brazil Frees 2,000 Slave Workers. Another 25,000 to Go.
• Oil Production Down in Brazil
• Brazil's Globetrotting Romeu Silva
• Brazil's Embraer Gets Ecuador Order for 7 Jets
• Brazil Calls Itself Safe Haven for Arab Money
• Some Light Camera Action at Cinema Brazil
• Brazil Confirms: Cuba on the Verge of Joining Mercosur
• Brazil to Decriminalize and Distribute Drugs
• Safe Houses for Narcotics Stir Debate in Brazil
• Brazil Looks at Netherlands for Its Own Drug Decriminalization
• How Cuba Fits into Brazil's Plans
• Europe and Latin America in Brazil Discussing Information
• China Obscuring Brazil's Lula Charm
• Record Day in Brazil Brought by Dollar Inflow
• Brasil Telecom Expanding Wireless Network
• Fitch on the Lookout After Brazil Intervenes at Bank
• 71.3! Expect to Live that Much if You Are Brazilian
• Brazilian State Can't Take the Mafia and Calls the Feds
• Brazil Bullish on Mercosur
• Another All-Time High for Brazil's Shares
• Brazil's 2005 Plans: Beef to 150 Countries
• US Analyst Forecasts Doom for Brazil's Economy
• Brazil Sets New Import Record
• Brazil Markets Slow Down After Record Highs
• Brazil and US Join Efforts to Fight Sex Slavery
• Brazil Join Forces with Mercosur Against Piracy
• Brazil Goes to War on Piracy
• Brazil's Unemployment Reaches Record Low in 2 years
• Blackouts in Brazil Are History, Says Lula
• Brazil Hopes to Lead in Alcohol Exports Thanks to Kyoto
• A Forum in Brazil to Debate Women's Role in Technology
• Screen Quota for Brazil and Mercosur Partners
• 225-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Puts Brazil on the Limelight
• Brazil Starts the Engines of Biodiesel Program
• Despite Oil Prices Brazil's Market Reaches New Heights
• Asylum Promises Brazil Lower Fees for Overseas Calls
• Development with Justice, Job Number 1 in Brazil
• Mercosur Gets Two New Partners in Brazil
• Brazil Downplays Disputes with Argentina
• Brazil's Lula: Time for Executives to Stop Whining
• Mercosur Asks in Brazil: Where's the Money for Haiti?
• Confidence Fever Leads Market to Record High in Brazil
• Brazil's Atech on the Cutting Edge of Air Traffic Control
• Public Works and Poor Aid Return Lula to First in Line for Presidency
• Forest Burning Is Brazil's Contribution to Greenhouse Effect
• Brazil Happy with Economy and Hopeful for 2005
• In Brazil, Private and Public Researchers Join Hands at Last
• Brazil Pipeline to Add 80,000 Barrels of Oil a Day
• Brazil: The Very Exclusive Petroleum Club
• Brazil Market Ends 2004 in Record Breaking Pace
• More than 5,000 Mayors Take Office in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Tries to Rebuild a National Alliance
• Brazil Takes Portuguese to East Timor
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 4 Bi to Deal with 7.2 Bi Houses Deficit
• Brazil's Lula Will Be at Davos Again This Month
• 'Let's Not Fool Ourselves that We Are Rich,' Says Brazil
• Brazil to Finally Pay Its Old Debt to UN
• Who Will Be the Anti-Lula in Brazil?
• What Brazil Can Teach the World About Reform
• Brazil's Power Trip: 43 Electricity Plants on Tap
• Brazil Calls US Farm Subsidies 'Curse on Trade'
• Brazil's Suzano Joins Club of Eco Friendly Companies
• Tsunami Should Not Distract World from Haiti, says Brazil
• Brazil Opens Research Centers for AIDS and TB
• Interest Rate Fears Bring Brazil Market Down
• A Brazilian and a New Zealander Share Eco Passion
• Brazil Is Ready for Foreign Private Partners
• Brazil Is World's Top Beef Exporter, Again
• Brazil Tells Africa: You Can Count on Us at UN
• Already World's Number 1, Brazil Expands Beef Export
• Brazil Proposes Arab Country for UN Security Council
• Brazil Wants Fair Profit for Biodiverse Areas
• Spain's Premier: "Brazil Has Gained the Future"
• Agrinote, Brazil's Latest Tool to Lure Foreign Money
• Brazil's Lula in Davos: Preacher and Salesman
• Lower Interest Rates Won’t Be Enough for Brazil. But It’s a Start.
• Lula to Address the Poor in Brazil and the Rich in Davos
• Brazil's Intellectuals Manifesto Dreams of New World
• Brazil's Petrobras Wins Tender for Lybian Oil
• Brazilian Beef on Its Way to Tsunami Victims
• UN Borrows Inclusion Programs from Brazil
• Brazil Keeps Sending Aid to Tsunami Victims
• Brazil and Neighbors Look for Cultural Integration
• 1 Million Cubans Learning to Speak Brazilian Portuguese
• Brazil Goes to Washington to Fix Its Social Security
• Brazil Takes Agricultural Technology to Africa
• Carnaval: Brazil Intensifies Sex Slavery Campaign
• Brazil Wants More Nations in the Club of Ten
• EU Needs to Use Its Trading Muscle in Favor of Third World
• Brazilian Exporters Abandon Dollar in Favor of Euro
• Brasil Telecom Gets Half a Million DSL Clients in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula and Venezuela's Chavez Discuss Amazon Defense
• Brazil and Turkey As Seen Through IMF Eyes
• Fever Brazil Leads Stocks to New Record High
• Brazil to Provide Up to 70% of Uruguay's Electricity's Needs
• Harlequin Enters Brazilian Book Market
• Brazilian Gol Opens New Route
• Brazil Starts Big Push for Organic Agriculture
• Lula's Defeat in Congress Should Delay Brazil's Reforms
• Brazil Cajoles Caribbean Nations Into Backing It for UN Seat
• Brazil Wants a Larger Piece of World's Software Pie
• US Broadband System to Be Used in Brazil's Education Project
• What the World Needs Is a Tsunami of Conscience
• Brazil Loans Argentina $200 Million in Effort to Integrate SA
• Brazil Doubles Amazon Research Funds to US$ 57 Million
• NEC Shows Its Broadband Goodies in Brazil
• Brazil Joins Left Coalition to Create Mercosur Parliament
• We Are Forming No Axis, Says Brazil
• Brazil Gets UN Security Council's Presidency
• New York and LA Get to Know Brazil's Damasceno Art
• Brazil's Itautec to Launch ATMs at German Fair
• Brazil Makes Biodiversity Corridor a Tourist Attraction
• Brazil Getting Ready for Bush Visit
• Brazil and EU Closer to Integration
• Brazil Is Tops in Bargain Hunting. US Comes Second.
• 'Brazil Is Not Nuclear,' Says Balloon Crisscrossing the Country
• Brazil Gets Biggest Piece of Foreign Investment in LA: US$ 18 Bi
• Brazil's Petrobras Strikes Light Oil in Rio's Coast
• Brazil Under Operation Shock of Order for Carnaval
• 3 Million Brazilians Overseas Might Vote for Congress
• Brazil Teaches the US One or Two Things on Electronic Election
• A New Push in Brazil for Conservation and Ecotourism
• Brazil Gives UN a Map of Its Toxic Waste
• Brazil's Petrobras Promises New Production Record
• Next, Free Trade Area and More Between Brazil and Israel
• Brazil Is Energy-Ready Through 2009
• A Global Effort to Protect the Amazon Forest
• Brazil Says It's Ready to Be a UN Security Council Member
• Brazil Approves Genetically Modified Cotton Under Protest
• Brazil's Port of Santos Adopts Verint's Security
• Mercosur Exports Record US$ 135 Bi. Brazil's Share Is 71%
• Brazil Gets Record Trade Surplus in the Mercosur
• U.S. Snow: 'Delighted for Brazilian Friends'
• US Senator Defends UN Permanent Seat for Brazil
• Brazilians Trying to Make Sense of the Mercosur
• Brazil Exceeds Government's Goal for Reforestation
• Spain Gets a Seat at the Table of South America's Integration
• Kofi Annan Calls Brazil's Lula for Support
• Brazilians Getting Better Wage Increases
• Brazilian Market Keeps Up Swing
• Brazil-Uruguay Summit Discusses South America Integration
• Mercosur Needs a Parliament, Says Brazil's Lula
• Lula Offers Brazil Expertise to Uruguay
• Brazilian Market Sinks in Oil
• Brazil Criticizes US for Postponing Piracy Verdict
• Brazil: Massacre Brings Hundreds of Federal Agents to Rio
• Brazil Opens 1000th Computer Center
• Brazil Will Produce All the Oil it Needs by 2006
• Argentina Wants More Business with Brazil's Northeast
• Tested in Brazil New Vaccine Works on Cervical Cancer
• Ecologically Friendly Tiles from Brazil
• Brazil Success and the Art of the Possible
• Brazil's Decoration Fabric Firm Wants to Double Exports
• Brazil's Gol Cuts Its Stock Offering
• Despite Inflation Fears, Brazilian Market Ends in the Black
• Brazil Gets a Microsoft Gift: the XP Starter Edition
• Brazil Provides Consulting to Cabo Verde University
• Brazil Wants a Cultural Mercosur
• Brazil Wants Parameters for Vocational Education in the Mercosur
• A Lebanese's Success Story in Brazil
• CardioTech Presents Brazilians Living with CardioPass Graft
• Oil and US Inflation Boost Brazilian Market
• Brazil Offers US$ 86 Million for Research
• South Meets South at Arab-Latin Summit in Brazil
• Canada's Brascan Buys Six More Brazilian Hydroelectric Plants
• Brazil/Mercosur and EU Discuss Trade Liberalization
• In Guinea Bissau Brazil's Interest Is Only Political
• Brazil Uses Technology as Weapon of Social Inclusion
• CFIF Wants U.S. to Stop Brazil from 'Stealing US Patents'
• Mercosur Lawyers Raise the Bar in Brazil
• Brazil Finds Cheaper Way to Make Asphalt
• Ecuador Buys 3 Jets from Brazil's Embraer
• Final Numbers In: Brazil's Economy Grew Mere 2.3% in 2005
• Brazil Gets Chile Backing for UN Security Council
• Brazil Goes High Tech to Fight Fruit Fly
• Brazil Starts to Fix Its Roads
• Benchmark Rate Goes Up 8th Time in a Row in Brazil
• Ecuador's Ousted Leader Starts Exile in Brazil
• Brazil Reaps US$ 32 Billion in Taxes in First Quarter
• Brazil Had Rescue Operation to Save Ousted Ecuador President
• Indians Get Electricity in Brazil. 10 Million People Still Lack It.
• Brazil Launches Its First Bio Insecticide
• Asylum to Ecuador's Leader Is Not Political Act, Says Brazil
• Lower Oil Prices Stir Brazil Market Up
• Brazil Wants to Be Friends With New Ecuador Leadership
• Brazil Says FTAA Talks Are Still On
• Brazil's Chancellor Goes to Ecuador as Observer
• Sugar: After Win Against EU, Brazil Has Big Plans
• Bargain Hunters Make Brazilian Market Rebound
• Diesel Oil Spill Threatens Brazil's Swamps
• Brazil's Voice in the World Counts a Lot, Says Sachs
• A Candid Talk of Rice with Brazil's Veja Magazine
• United Brazil and South America Depend Less on US and EU, says Lula
• Brazil Takes Its Best Beauty Goods to the Emirates
• Brazil's BNDES Lends to Paper and Drug Sectors
• Unemployment Must Be Cut in Half, says Brazilian Minister
• How the Kyoto Protocol Is Helping Brazil to Clean Its Act
• Frustrated with Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay Ponder Leaving Mercosur
• Brazil Spends 16% of Its GDP in Social Programs
• Brazil and Mauritania to Explore Oil Together
• Angola Backs a Bigger Global Role for Brazil
• Electricity for All by 2008 is Doable, Says Brazil
• Minister Throws Water on Fiery Argentina-Brazil Quarrel
• Brazil Goes to Buenos Aires Asking for UN Votes
• Mexico and Argentina Oppose Brazil's UN Bid
• Rumsfeld Praises Brazil and Neighbors' Demilitarization
• Brazil Can Count on Portugal for UN Council Seat
• Americas' First Wave Power Plant Is 100% Made in Brazil
• Brazil's Engevix Gets Nod from Bentley
• Brazil and Mercosur Create Free Trade Zone with Arabs
• Becker Underwood Takes Brazil's Nitral
• Ecuador Offers Brazil the Pacific In Exchange for the Atlantic
• Arabs and Mercosur Take Step to Free Trade Zone
• Brazil Has High Hopes for Mercosur-Arab Accord
• Brasília Declaration Urges Nuclear-Free Zone for Middle East
• Brazil: Brasília Declaration Defends Falklands Talks
• Brazil: Mercosur Parliament to Be Created in 2005
• Biotechnology, Blessing and Curse for Poor Countries Like Brazil
• Brazil: Brasília Declaration Full Text
• Brazil Starts World's First Recycling Plant for Carton Packaging
• Jamaica Defends a Permanent Seat for Brazil at the UN
• Espírito Santo to Become Brazil's Number 2 Oil Producer
• Russia and UK Main Boost to Brazil's 32% Beef Export Rise
• Interest Hike Depresses Brazilian Stocks
• Brazil-Argentina War Really Bad Only in the Soccer Field
• Decoration Made in Brazil Only for the Well- to-Do
• Mercosur Viable Only If Brazil and Argentina Recover, Says Kirchner
• Scientists Want Closer Cooperation Between Brazil and Arabs
• NGO's in Brazil Launch Campaign Against Big Tobacco
• Brazil Approves New Antiblindness Treatment
• Brazil's Goal: To Export US$ 1 Billion in Jewels
• Brazilian Gets 'Third-World Nobel' for Chronic Pain Study
• Brazil and Japan: A Powerful Duo Goes After UN Power
• South Korea Lends Half-Hearted Support to Brazil's UN Ambitions
• Russian Steel Factory in Brazil Will Create 8,000 Jobs
• Argentina Calls Brazil's UN Bid Undemocratic and Elitist
• Brazil Starts Barring Cheap Chinese Goods
• Brazil Gets Help to Save Little Left of Atlantic Rain Forest
• International Experts Discuss Sustainable Development in Brazil
• 10,000 Brazilian Farmers Block Road in Protest Against Mercosur
• UN Environment Effort to Involve 10 Million Brazilians
• Amazon Deforestation Is to Blame for 75% of Brazil's Air Pollution
• Brazil Offers Credit to Help End Widespread Trash Dumps
• With Public or Private Funds Brazil Is in a Rush to Fix its Roads
• Campaign for a Wider UN that Would Favor Brazil Threatens to Split UN
• Bristol-Myers Makes Brazil World Center for its IT Support
• Ecuador's Gutiérrez Gives Up Political Asylum in Brazil
• After Taking Over the World, Brazil's Orange Juice Becomes a Hit in the Middle East
• Brazil Spends 8% of GDP in Communications, But It's Still Too Little
• Brazil Would Take a Seat at UN Even Without Veto Power
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• Brazil Launches International Campaign on Orphan Diseases
• Arabs Are Already Buying Over 50% of Brazil's Beef Exports
• Brazil Threatens to Suspend U.S. Movies and Software Rights
• G-77 Main Theme Is Brazil's Proposal for a Revamped UN
• U.S. Control Over Internet Has to End, Says ECLAC, in Brazil
• Brazil Still Needs to Invest a Lot to Get a Real Electronic Government
• Brazil Wants to Create 15 New Conservation Units in the Amazon
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• Brazil's Lula Promises No Stone Unturned in Corruption Probe
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• Brazil and Neighbors Studying a South American Gas Pipeline
• Echoing Brazil, UN Urges Urgent Reform of Security Council
• Congo Joins Africa Wave in Support of UN Seat for Brazil
• Brazil's Seu Jorge Makes New York Sing Along
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• Brazil's Minas Gerais Wants More Business with Arabs
• Brazil's Corruption Scandal Topples Almighty Chief of Staff
• Fallen Brazil's Chief of Staff Says his Hands Are Clean
• Chief of Staff Resignation Makes Brazil Go Shopping
• Brazil and Mercosur Create Their Own Mini World Bank
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• Brazil Lula's Former Chief of Staff Goes to Court Against Accuser
• Brazil Wants More Daring from Mercosur Partners
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• Brazil Notifies the US: It Still Wants a UN Seat
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• Attorney General Says Brazil's Biosecurity Law Is Unconstitutional
• Congressman Calls New Brazil's Cabinet Chief Expert in Robbing and Assaulting
• Brazil Confident Its Suggestion for UN Reform Will Win
• Brazil Renews Its Commitment to South America and Mercosur
• Higher Interests in US Lower Brazilian Shares
• Brazil Gets High Marks for AIDS Control Among Drug Users
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• Brazil and G4 Create United Front for UN Reform
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• Netherlands and Belgium Will Help Brazil Recycle Rubble
• Brazil and G4 Try New Push for UN Security Council Expansion
• Brazil Adopts Spanish as Second Language
• Industry Federation Wants Brazil to Develop Domestic Nanotechnology
• Libya to Open Branch of Investment Firm in Brazil
• US, EU, China Discuss Food Security in Brazil
• Brazil's Oil Industry Is Short 32,000 of Technicians
• Brazil Teaches the World the Meaning of Churrasco
• G4 Meets at Brazil's Embassy in London to Discuss UN Reform
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• Brazilian Informal Economy Grows 9% and Brazil Doesn't Know How to Deal with It
• Brazil and G4 Accused at UN of Selfishness Disguised as Altruism
• Brazil and Mercosur Shooting for a 2006 Trade Agreement with EU
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• Making Police Less Threatening than Bandit Is Challenge for Brazil
• Experts in Brazil Discuss a Security Plan for All of South America
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• Brazil's Gol Joins Amadeus System for Global Ticketing
• Brazil and G4 Meet African Delegates to Discuss Their Dream UN
• Africa and G4 Closer to an Agreement on UN Reform, Informs Brazil
• 48% of Brazilian Containers Are Recycled
• Brazil and France Exchange Ideas on Hunger and Food Programs
• Brazil Presses Ahead to Reform and Get Permanent Seat at UN
• Drug Pushers Busted in Brazil with 3,750 Ecstasy Pills
• China Will Be Moving on Brazilian Oil
• Chinese Decision to Strengthen Yuan Helps Brazil
• Lula Continues Brazil's Cabinet Shuffle
• EU and Mercosur Betting They Will Soon End Stalemate for Accord
• Brazil to Boost Protection to Children Threatened with Death
• Egypt Upbeat About Getting Closer to Brazil and Mercosur
• Brazilian Executives Haven't Been So Gloomy in Two Years
• Brazil's Eco Prize Has New Category: Sustainable Business Management
• Brazil's Former Chief of Staff Has His Day Before Ethics Council
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• US Treasury Secretary Has Only Praise for Brazil
• Brazil's Ex-Chief of Staff Denies Everything, But Doesn't Convince Congress Committee
• New Accusation Puts Portugal Telecom in the Midst of Brazil's Vote-Buying Scandal
• Brazil Denies Any Shady Deal with Portugal Telecom
• African Union Rains on Brazil's UN Parade
• US and China Join Forces to Defeat Brazil and G4 at UN
• Brazil's 9.1 Million Secondary Students to Be Offered Spanish Classes
• Brazil Gets Own Branch of Altair Engineering
• Brazilian Finance Minister Says Government Scandal Will Not Taint Economy
• Brazil's Industry Leaders Ask Lula for Stability and Lower Interests
• Led by Russia, Brazilian Pork Export Earnings Grow 82%
• Brazilian Scandal's Moneyman Testifies for 15 Hours and Lists All He Gave Money To
• Chavez Spreads Petrodollars Throughout Brazil and South America to Fend US Invasion
• Brazil's Lula Wants Urgent 'Democratization' of the UN
• Brazil's Ecotourism Is The Main Drawing Card for Arab Visitors
• Brazilian Moltec Taking Their Fancy Dresses and Accessories to the Emirates
• Ukrania and Colombia Inspect Brazilian Meat Before Starting to Order the Product
• In Brazil, Most Voters Have No Idea Who or What They Are Voting For
• Brazil's Lula Apologizes. Ally Says He Knew All. Impeachment Is on the Cards.
• Brazil Will Never Have Blackouts Again, Promises President Lula
• Mercosur and CAN Speeding Integration at Brazil Summit
• Brazil's Votorantim Gets Serious About IT
• Brazilian Bank to Give US$ 100,000 Award to Amazon Project with Zero Destruction
• For Brazil and Neighbors, the FTAA Is a Recipe for Impoverishment Not Empowerment
• Brazil's Light For All Served 375,000. There Are Another 625,000 In Line.
• Brazilian Program Teaches Small Cosmetic Firms How to Get Ready to Export
• Latin American Market Bounces Back Led by Brazil
• 12 Million Brazilians Still Have No Electricity at Home
• Brazil Wants Light for All Completed by 2009 Instead of 2015
• Brazil's Lula Pans Predecessors for Cutting Science Money
• Brazil Moves Fast to Change Election Laws
• Health Council Advises Brazil to Break Patent on Three AIDS Drugs
• 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
• Lack of Publicity and Security Hurting Brazilian Tourism
• Brazil's Second Half Program Is Cheap and Keeps Kids Off the Streets
• The Dream Is Dead. Most Brazilians No Longer Trust Lula.
• Brazil Vows to Crack Down on Under-the-Table Money for Election Campaigns
• Brazil's Election Board Will Show Parties Expenditures on the Internet
• Brazilian E-Trade Generates US$ 1.9 Billion in First Half
• Brazil's Social Security Over US$ 1 Billion in the Red
• Brazil Gets Another Party, the 28th
• Brazil Urges Creation of Mercosur Parliament But Overlooks FTAA
• Brazil Opens Agroecology School with Venezuelan Help
• High Interest and Low Morale Don't Dampen Brazilian Businessmen
• Brazil Authorizes Power Bill Increases of Up to 16%
• Brazil and Amazon Nations Officials Discuss Science and Technology
• Brazil's Ruling Party Gives Up Reform
• Incubator Center in Brazil Hatches a Hit: Robot Football
• For Experts Brazil Can Resist Political Crisis, But Not Lack of Reforms
• Brazil Inquiry on Vote-Buying Finds Major Role for Ex-Chief of Staff José Dirceu
• Ten Brazilian Entrepreneurs Get Knowledge Medal
• Consumer Protection in Brazil Is Offered Only in 10% of Cities
• South America's Gas Prices: In Brazil, US$ 4.1 a Gallon; in Venezuela, a Mere 15 Cents
• Brazilian Trash Pickers Get Rid of Middlemen With Their Own Recycling Plant
• Lula Only Wants to Talk About the Economy Now
• Brazil Hoping to Sign a Mercosur-EU Agreement by 2006
• Brazil's Lula Reiterates Impunity Will Not Be Tolerated
• Brazil Dreams of a Red-Tapeless South American Community
• The New Names Behind the Worlwide Success of Brazil's Jewels
• Experts Urge Brazil to Urgently Fund Nanotech R&D
• In Brazil and Mercosur Majority Don't Like Bush and 70% Call U.S. Imperialist
• Brazilian Government Rules Out Blackouts in Foreseeable Future
• Brazil Lula's Popularity Tumbles 10 Percentage Points
• Finance Minister Deplores Brazil's Barriers to Foreign Information Techonology
• Brazilian Government Gets Better Marks for Education, But Worse for Economic Policy
• You Can't Have Peace With One Billion Hungry People, Brazil's Lula Tells UN
• Scientists Warn Brazil Is Not Ready for a Dengue Epidemics
• From Brazil's Inequality Women Get the Larger Share
• Brazil and G4 Will Try New Approach for Reforming UN
• Brazil's Intelligentsia Calls for Corruption Probe and Lula's Impeachment If Needed
• Brazil Reaches Oil Self-Sufficiency by Year's End
• Brazil Closes Week With Record High Stocks
• Brazil Accuses US of Subsidizing 90% of Its Cotton and Gets Ready for Retaliation
• Brazil's Former Chief of Staff Says Lula Is Responsible for Bribe Scandal
• Youngsters from 50 Countries in Brazil for Entrepreneurs Summit
• New Data on Brazil's Low Competitiveness Are Not Accurate, Says Minister
• Brazil Drafts China and Mercosur into War on Piracy
• Brazil Wants Better Integration Between South America and Caribbean
• Over 60% of Mercosur's Workers Have Only Informal Job
• Lower Interest Expectation Warms Up Brazilian Stocks
• Brazil's Lula Praises South America Integration Fast Pace
• Brazil's Recycling Map Shows Close to 2,500 Firms Working in the Sector
• Brazil to Map Invasive Aliens Such as Wild Boars and Snails
• Brazil Starts World's Second Biggest Wind Energy Park
• What Brazil Has to Teach the U.S. on Oil and Biofuel
• Brazil Thinks Ways of Using Alternative Sources for Power
• Brazil Wants Portugal Help in Mercosur-EU Free Trade Agreement
• Brazil Scrambles to Find Out What Made Its Cattle Sick
• A EU Warning to Brazil and G20: Open Your Markets If You Want End to Subsidies
• Brazil's Latest Bidding to Ensure Oil Self-Sufficiency Through 2015
• Oil Exploration Bidding in Brazil Brings Record Number of Companies
• Brazil Transfers 342 Oil Exploratory Blocs to Private Hands
• Pope Benedict XVI Sets Up Trip to Brazil
• Venezuela Ready to Join Brazil in Mercosur as Full Member
• Brazil Has No Viable Export Strategy, Says Former Industry Minister
• Brazilian Congress Rapporteur Calls for Expulsion of Ex-Chief of Staff
• Brazil's Former Chief of Staff Says He's Been Condemned and Now They Are Looking for Proof
• For the First Time European Outnumber Latin American Tourists in Brazil
• Greenpeace Accuses Spain of Using Illegal Wood from Brazilian Amazon
• Bargain Hunters Descend Upon Brazil and Stocks Jump Up
• Organic Gets Some Respect in Brazil
• For UN Rapporteur Brazil Needs Affirmative Action to Deal with Marginalization
• Brazil's Beef Exporters Expecting Dramatic Fall in Sales Due to Foot and Mouth Disease
• Brazilian Entrepreneurs Bullish on Brazil
• Brazil Urges EU to Open Its Market to Agricultural Goods
• Pure Fantasy, Says Brazil Government to Charges of Cuba Interference in the Elections
• A Who's Who of Brazil's Biggest and Best Comes to New York for Business
• Brazil Debates Tariff Policy with Europe and the US
• Brazil Says It Has Power to Spare Through 2009
• Volkswagen and GM Jump on Brazil's Biodiesel Bandwagon
• Brazil Develops New Sugar Whitening Process to Replace Cancer-Causing Sulfur
• Brazil's Lula to Ask Bush to Tone Down Anti-Chavez Rhetoric
• Fox to Brazil and Argentina: 'Stop Stalling the FTAA'
• Mexico's Fox Vows Enduring Love and Proposes Brazil, Mercosur and the FTAA
• US Irked by Brazil's Insistence on Farm Subsidies Reduction
• Brazil Gives Up Reaching Oil Self-Sufficiency This Year
• More Brazilian Indians Looking for Basic Schooling
• Brazilian Black Entrepreneurs to Get a Boost from Government
• Brazil Creates Sentinel Hospitals to Deal with Bird Flu
• Brazil Offers Appealing Loans to Build 3,000 Kms of Power Lines
• IBRD Praises Brazil for the Way It Treats Handicapped Citizens
• Brazil Brings to US Expo the Cutting Edge on ATMs
• Brazil Sees Paraguay's Coziness with US as Reason for Concern
• Pork Exports Jump to US$ 1 Billion in Brazil. FAM Disease Didn't Hurt Business.
• Blackouts Are Thing of Past, in Brazil, Says Lula
• Brazil's Scientists Contribute a Mere 1.7% to World's Academic Production
• Europe and Latin America Get Together in Brazil to Do Business
• Brazil's Lula Won't Say Until March Whether He'll Run for Reelection
• Brazil Never Saw Such Promising Economy, Says Lula
• Uruguay Wants Mexico in the Mercosur to Offset Brazil
• Speculators Are Not Welcome, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazil to Impose Tougher Sentences for Electoral Crimes
• The U.S. Amasses Its Troops and Mercenaries at Brazil's Doors
• Brazil Wants All Poor Nations United Against US and EU Subsidies
• Brazil's Ex-Chief of Staff Uses Delay Tactics to Slow Expulsion from Congress
• Brazilian Banks and Supermarkets Want More Active Voice at the WTO
• Older Brazilians Learning How to Live Alone
• For Brazil, US and EU Subsidies Can Only Be Dealt With at the WTO
• Super Cautious, Brazil's Chancellor Says Ball Is at EU's Court
• Brazil: Former Lula's Right Hand Sacked from Congress
• Expelling Dirceu Restores Congress's Dignity, Says Brazil's Rapporteur
• Life Expectancy Jumps 9 Years in Brazil: It's 71.8
• 13 Brazilian Congressmen Still Being Considered for Expulsion
• US and EU Subsidies of US$ 13 Billion Harm Brazil and Developing Nations
• IMF Happy With Brazil's Performance
• Brazil Spends US$ 20 Million in Export Push to European Union
• New Numbers on Life and Death Are In and Brazil Has Nothing to Call Home About
• Brazilian Finance Minister Forecasts Long Growth Cycle for Brazil
• It's Time Brazil Show Generosity to Neighbors, Says Minister
• Brazil's Election Board Wants Cheaper Election Campaigns
• Brazil to Provide 70% of a US$ 100 Million Mercosur Fund
• Mercosur Gets Parliament, But Not the Way Brazil Wanted It
• Economist Betting Lower Interests Will Take Brazil from Slump
• Brazilians Fear Chavez Will Bring Trouble to Mercosur
• Economic Institute Joins the Bears: Brazil to Grow a Mere 2.3%
• Mercosur Parliament Installed. Neither Brazil Nor Others Seem Happy
• Brazilians Can't Agree on Getting Venezuela Aboard in Mercosur
• Brazil's Lula Says He Is Creating 12 Times More Jobs Than Cardoso
• Brazil Pork Exports Grow 56% to Over US$ 1 Billion
• Brazil's Lula Is Against Reelection, But He'll Run Again Anyway
• Welcomed by Brazil as Friend, Chavez Calls for a More Political Mercosur
• Brazil Accepts Paraguay's Demand and Pays US$ 21 Million a Year for Energy
• Brazil's Lula to Colleagues: 'Grab the Phone and Call US and EU Leaders'
• Brazil and Mercosur Partners Officially Take In Venezuela
• Brazil Is World's 6th Biggest in IT, But 73% of Its Software Comes from Abroad
• New Television Package in US Includes Brazil's Globo TV
• Brazil's Decision to Repay IMF Early Leads Stocks to Record High
• Brazil and Argentina Join Talents for Nanotechnology Projects
• Brazilian House Refuses to Expel Congressman Considered Guilty by Ethics Committee
• Survey Shows: Brazilian Indians Are Less Illiterate and More Evangelical
• Brazil-Venezuela Joint Venture Will Make Brazilian Northeast Self-Sufficient in Oil
• Bolivia's Evo Morales Win Brings the Bears in Brazil
• Prospectors Invade Yanomami Land and Brazil Says It Has No Manpower to Remove Them
• Brazil Consolidates World's Beef Leadership and Plans 5% Growth in 2006
• Unchanged 9.6% Jobless Rate in Brazil Is Good News for Market
• Brazil's Brasil Telecom Talks About Banner Year and 2006 Plans
• A Pleasing Year for Brazil's Cosmetics Overseas. Sales Are Up 20%.
• Brazil's Finance Minister Sees 'Vigorous Growth" and 1.5 Million New Jobs in 2006
• Not Promise But Guarantee from Lula: All Will Be Better in Brazil, in 2006
• Brazil Regulates Sign Language Classes in College
• Only 9% of 18-24 Year Old Brazilians Go to College
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 164 Million for Pan American Games Security in Rio
• Brazil Is Ready to Grow 15 Years Uninterrupted, Says President Lula
• Brazilians Join 3 Million Pilgrims Reenacting Abraham's Journey to Mecca
• 3.2 Million Checks Bounce in One Month in Brazil: 2% of All Checks Written
• Despite Contraband and Costly Credit Brazil's Electronic Sector Grows 15%
• Brazil Is Voting for President, Governors and Congress This Year
• Brazil's Eletrobrás Has Big Plans for Africa and Latin America
• Brazil Pays Off UN Debt After Over 10 Years of Deadbeatness
• Brazil's Development Bank Loans US$ 429 Million for Alternative Energy
• Brazil Promises Light for All by 2008
• Brazil Gets Australia's Backing for UN Security Council Seat
• Brazil and Australia Agree Only EU Can End Impasse at WTO
• Ecology Expert Pans Brazil for Building More Hydroelectrics
• Seven Brazilian Indians in Prison Since December for Protesting
• Brazil Rushes to Get Environmental Approval for Hydroelectric Plants
• Disappointment: Brazil's Petrobras Could Not Reach 2005 Target
• Transgenic Corn Threatens Brazil's Biodiversity, Says Commission
• Brazil Becomes a Major Force in Genetically Modified Farming
• Peugeot Citroën Celebrating 9.5% Growth in Brazil
• Brazil Favors Participation of Mercosur Countries in State Bids
• Brazil Threatens Severe Punishment to Anyone Growing GM Corn
• Brazil and Tunisia Sign Accord on Higher Education
• Lula: Brazil Doesn't Need Foreign Loans to Keep Growing
• Lula Calls for Mutually Beneficial Relations Between Brazil and Argentina
• Kirchner: Brazil and Argentina Must Care More for Uruguay and Paraguay
• Tired of Being Neglected by Brazil and Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay Woo the US
• Nobody in the Mercosur Seems Pleased with Brazil
• Brazilian President Improves His Chances of Reelection
• Again, World Oil Prices Put a Damp on Brazilian Markets
• Brazil's High Tech Exports Grow 32% Led by Communications and IT
• Each Brazilian Eats 12 kg of Pork a Year. Hog Raisers Plan to Raise This.
• Brazil Sends 3 Ministers, Pelé and Paulo Coelho to Davos
• Brazilians Slightly More Confident in the Economy
• A Brazilian CD Sings Lullabies in 12 Languages