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• Beauty Who Turned Obama's Head Is a Brazilian from Rio
• Epidemic of Lolitas in Brazil. Girls as Young as 10 Led into Prostitution.
• Brazil in the Olympics: Only 4 Golds. Still a Record.
• Brazil to eliminate hoof-and-mouth disease by 2005
• Brazilian Fishing Industry Hopes to Cash In on Bird Flu

• Brazil Heading to Infrastructure Blackout
• Brazilians Believe They Have Asian Tiger Blood
• Lula: 'Brazil Is More Than Carnaval and Street Kids'
• Wherever São Paulo Goes, Brazil Will Follow
• Brazil: Lula Helping a São Paulo Friend
• Serra's Promise: To Be Mayor Till the End. Sure!
• Serra on Brazil Elections: 'No Dirty Tricks!'
• Elections in Brazil: Time for Wheeling and Dealing
• Election in São Paulo, Brazil: Who Cares More for the Poor?
• PT Gets No Green Backing in São Paulo, Brazil
• Shady Dealings at Brazil's Mayoral Race
• Brazil: Is Lula Abandoning São Paulo's Mayor?
• Brazil: Lula Still Disappeared from São Paulo Scene
• Brazil: How Desperate Is São Paulo's Mayor?
• Brazil: A Truckload of Trouble for Politician Maluf
• Brazil: Lula Joins São Paulo Campaign at Last
• Waiting for President Godot in São Paulo, Brazil
• In São Paulo, Brazil, a Campaign Manager Bites the Dust
• Right and Left Running for Cover in São Paulo, Brazil
• Ciao, São Paulo. For Marta, Next Stop Is Paris.
• 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
• Brazil Election Bodes Well for Kerry
• PSDB's Serra to Manage Brazil's Largest City
• Brazil: São Paulo's Big Push to Export
• Brazil Passes US$ 256 Billion Budget
• Back to Business as Usual in Brazil
• World Bank Warns Brazil: 'You Need to Invest in Infrastructure'
• São Paulo, Brazil, 451 Today, Is an Ethnic Powerhouse
• Bullish News in Brazil Despite Market Closure
• Brazilian Small Business Discovers the Arab Market
• 2004, a Banner Year for Brazil's Coops
• A Brazilian Divorce from the IMF? It's Brazil's Call.
• News of Privatization Gives Brazil's Market a Boost
• American Launches Second Daily Nonstop to Brazil
• São Paulo Governor to Attend Focus Brazil in Florida
• Petrobras to Invest US$ 54 Billion in 5 Years
• Brazil Among World's Cheapest Places to Live In
• World Bank Helps Improve Slums in Brazil
• Bad Roads and Ports Add 30% to Brazil's Exports
• Industry Gets Lion Share of Brazil's Development Bank
• Arabs and Brazil Keep the Talks and Deals Going
• If São Paulo, Brazil, Were a Country, It Would Be Number 30
• Brazilian Students Get First Place in the US for Engineering Design
• Brazil's Highways Are a Disaster, Admits Government
• With Public or Private Funds Brazil Is in a Rush to Fix its Roads
• Lula in a Hurry to Set Up a Mercosur Parliament
• Brazil Industry Blames Economic Downturn on High Interests
• Everything Seems Wrong, Yet Brazil Is an Agricultural Powerhouse
• Abandoned for 10 Years, Brazil's Highways Need US$ 3.3 Bi for Repairs
• Brazilian Industry Grows But Timidly
• Brazil Starts US$ 1.6 Billion Road-Patching Job
• Brazil Still Has the Same Railway System of 60 Years Ago
• Repairing Freeways Is Critical for Brazil, Says Minister
• 17.5% or 2 Million Out of Work in the Greater São Paulo, Brazil
• Fenavem, Latam's Biggest Furniture Trade Fair, Opens in Brazil
• São Paulo, Brazil, More than a State, a 40 Million People Country
• US$ 44 Million in Advertising and Repairs to Make São Paulo, Brazil, More Touristic
• Saudi Students Visit USP, Brazil's Leading University, and Vow Cooperation
• Group Finds Extreme Inequality and Lack of Infrastructure in Brazil
• Brazil's Honey: 4 Million Beehives, US$ 11 Million in Exports This Year
• Brazil Doubles Investments in Railroads, But Problems Abound
• Brazil Gets Ready to Grapple with Bird Flu
• Brazil: São Paulo Cattle Free of Foot and Mouth Disease, Say Authorities
• Brazil Threatened with Economic Sanctions by the OAS for Child Abuse
• Brazil: São Paulo Industry Cuts 45,000 Jobs
• LAN Peru Now Flies Los Angeles-Brazil Six Days a Week
• Brazil's (São Paulo and Rio) Cost of Living Climbs 22 Places Among World's Cities
• Brazil: "Development Is the New Word For Peace," Says Presidential Candidate Alckmin
• In Beijing, Brazilian Vice President Urges Reforms in Brazil
• Nobody Wants to Invest in Brazil's Infrastructure: Too Risky, Too Much Red Tape
• World Survey Shows a Brazil with Low Quality of Living
• Brazil's Ethanol Won't Substitute Oil at Least for Three Decades
• Brazil Under Siege by Criminal Gang: 77 Killed, 61 Buses Set on Fire
• Gang Spreads Panic in Brazil and Kills at Least 37 Police Agents
• Brazil's Civil War: 81 Killed, Hundreds of Hostages, Curfew Considered
• PCC, the Mafia Maintaining Brazil Hostage, Was Created 9 Years Ago
• After 94 Deaths, São Paulo, Brazil, Goes into a Spontaneous Curfew
• Brazil's Chaos Shouldn't Scare Investors Off, Says Peugeot Citroen
• Under Siege and with 94 Deaths, São Paulo, Brazil, Says Lula's Help Is Useless
• Despite 94 Deaths and 100 Buses Burned Brazil Is Not in Civil War
• Those Who Ordered the Murders in Brazil Must Be Punished, Says Political Scientist
• Brazil's Mafia Boss Orders End of Rebellion from Maximum Security Cell
• After 5 Nights of Unrest Brazilian Police Have Killed 87 in São Paulo
• Brazil's Death Toll Due to Organized Crime Climbs to 149
• 65% of Brazilians Believe Peace Is Back Thanks to Deal with Organized Crime
• Brazil's Police Swear Revenge: 15 Criminals Will Die Every Day
• Brazil's Gang Violence Die Down. Death Toll Stays at 170.
• Brazilians Take to the Streets Against Violence and Corruption
• It's Cultural. Police Alone Will Not Solve Violence, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazilian Police Ordered to Release Names of the 100 Plus They Killed in São Paulo
• Brazil's Gang Violence Topples Director of Prisons and Opens Probe on Revenge Killings
• São Paulo, Brazil: There Is No Costlier City to Live in LatAm
• Brazil: São Paulo and Rio Have Become Quite Expensive to Live In
• Cheaper Food and Ethanol Brings Deflation to Brazil
• Mafia Kills 7, Burns Buses and Spreads Terror in Brazil. Again!
• São Paulo, Brazil, Refuses Federal Help After Gang Attacks Leaving 9 Dead
• Fearing Attacks Buses Stop in Brazil and Millions Can't Go to Work
• Brazil's Mafia Boss Warns Authorities: Respect the Law and Attacks Will End
• Brazil Lives Under a Blackout Threat and an Ultimatum by Organized Crime
• Amnesty Condemns Gang Attacks in Brazil and Urges Against Police Retaliation
• Polls Show Brazil's Lula Has no Chance of Being Reelected in São Paulo
• Gang Attacks Go On in Brazil for Second Night
• 12,000 Inmates Go Home in Brazil for Father's Day. Population Fears More Violence
• Brazilian-Arab Intellectuals Spread Arab Culture
• International Executives Debate Brazil's Bottlenecks and Crumbling Roads
• São Paulo, Brazil, Bans Billboards and Bus and Cab Ads
• Opposition Takes São Paulo and Minas, Almost Half of Brazil's GDP
• Lula Relaxes Environmental Laws to Get Brazil Out of Low Gear
• São Paulo, Brazil, Launches "One More Day" Program for Tourists
• Brazil's São Paulo Forum and Left Spirit Live on in San Salvador
• São Paulo, Brazil, Turns 453 and Gets 453-Meters-Long Cake
• Anti-Bush Protest in Brazil Turns into War Against Police
• São Paulo, Brazil, Among Planet's 20 Wealthiest Towns
• Living in Brazil Has Become Cheaper for Foreigners
• Dubai Comes to São Paulo, Brazil, Looking for Tourists
• Brazil TAM Back to Congonhas After Air Tragedy But Only on Sunny Days
• Brazil Goes Digging for Money in Saudi Arabia
• Brazil Industry Grows Slowly Due to Strong Brazilian Currency
• Thanks to Agribusiness São Paulo Answers to 31% of Brazil's GDP
• São Paulo, Brazil, Gets Honorable Mention as World's Robbery Capital
• Brazil Gets New Cardinal. He Will Be Choosing Next Pope
• São Paulo, Brazil, Has the Priciest Real Estate in South America
• Brazil Is Testing in São Paulo Its Homegrown Ethanol Bus
• Brazil Plans Infrastructure Works to Generate 2 Million New Jobs
• As a Country, São Paulo City, Brazil, Would Be the World's 47th Largest
• World Bank Loans Brazil US$ 7 Bi for Infrastructure and the Poor
• Los Angeles-Brazil Nonstop Flight Back Thanks to Korean Air
• What São Paulo, Brazil, Can Teach the Middle East
• World Cup: Rio, Brazil, Gets US$ 25 Million to Repair Its Roads
• Brazil's Automation Revenues to Grow 30% to Over US$ 2 Billion This Year
• Brazil's BNDES Makes Record US$ 50 Billion Loans, Most for Infrastructure
• Brazil Stock Market Tumbles Another 6.7% for a 28% Loss This Year
• More Popular Than Ever, Brazil's Lula Grants God Brazilian Citizenship
• Brazil's Lula Misses Top Prize of Municipal Elections: São Paulo
• Brazil President Advises His Countrymen: Keep on Shopping
• G-7 Can't Solve Global Crisis Without G-20's Help, Says Brazil's Lula
• São Paulo-Orlando Daily: Brazil TAM's New Offer
• Brazilian University Gets Zero Energy Consumption Building
• São Paulo, Brazil, Never Saw So Many Tourists: 11 Million
• Brazil's Samba Clubs Learn How to Draw Tourist Crowds
• Skilled Professional Robbers Are Keeping Me Away from São Paulo, Brazil
• Jimmy Carter in Brazil Gets Medal and Asks More Transparency
• São Paulo, Brazil, in Pastel, Through Loving Italian Eyes
• Brazil Goes to France to Find Inspiration for Its First Ambiental Expo
• Brazil Supreme Rules that Civil Servant's Salaries May Be Shown in Internet
• São Paulo, Brazil, Jumps in One Year from 33rd to 8th in Fashion World
• Brazil's US$ 19 Billion Bullet Train to Be Built in Six Years
• Brazil's Development Bank Has Loaned Close to US$ 50 Billion This Year, a Record
• Brazil: Digital Navigation in São Paulo and Rio Much Easier Now
• Brazilians Take to the Streets Against Iran President's Visit