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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's Surplus Reaches US$ 21 Billion
• Brazil Expecting 3.5% GDP Growth for 2005
• No Tears Shed for Windows in Brazil
• Housing and Food Drive Inflation Up in Brazil
• Brazil Drowning in Red Tape
• Brazil Wants US Condemned for Cotton Subsidy
• A Mixed Bag for Brazilian Job Market
• Brazil Wants Culture as Basic Human Right
• Brazil: For 37 Million Bus Is Too Expensive
• Old Age and Pension in Brazil and Other Countries
• Russia Approves All Experiments from First Brazilian Astronaut
• Brazil and Russia Strengthen Technological Ties
• Bush Administration Loses Case Against Brazilian Church in the Supreme Court
• Brazil's GDP Growth on Target
• Brazil Cracks Down on Child Porn
• World Social Forum Back in Brazil After India Stint
• Brazil Expecting a Lot from Biodiesel
• Despite NGO's Praise, Disabled Suffer in Brazil
• Brazil Steps Up Search for Slave Workers
• Brazil Studies How to Punish US for Anti-dumping Laws
• Brazil Has 60,000 in Line for a Transplant
• Brazil Offers Up to US$ 34 Million for Businesses
• IMF: 'High Primary Surpluses Still Crucial to Brazil'
• Bush Missed a Chance to End Bigotry Against Immigrants
• Exports Up 32% in Brazil
• Record Month for Brazil's Auto Industry
• Girl from Ipanema Revisited
• US to Help Fight Forest Fires in Brazil
• Brazil: Economic Policy to Be Kept Despite the Pain
• Amazon Countries Look for Power in Brazil Meeting
• Brazil Loses 4.5 Million Tons of Soybeans to Rust
• Malaria and Malnutrition Plague Brazilian Indians
• Fetus With No Brain to Be Used in Transplants in Brazil
• Brazil's Bank to Finance Mercosur's Auto Sector
• Brazil to Fund Research on Hantavirus
• Reviewing Bossa Nova's Greatest Unreleased Disc
• Brazil Loses 5 Million Tons of Soybeans to Rust
• Brazil Wonders How to Educate Its Indians
• Over 30% of Brazilians Live in Subhuman Condition
• 300 Foreign Firms in Brazil's Amazon Looking for Business
• Rural Exodus in Brazil High Among Young Women
• Rural Program Lends to Brazilians as Young as 18
• New US Ambassador in Brazil Says FTAA Will Have to Wait
• Brazil: 'IMF & Co. Have to Change'
• Women Migrate More than Men in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula: Globalization of Justice Would End Terror
• Brazil's Lula and France's Chirac Get Cozy in NY
• Brazil's Lula Urges World Leaders to Be Daring
• Lula Is No Friend of Ours Say Brazilian Indians
• Half of Brazil Does Not Have a Toothbrush
• Lula: Despite Higher Primary Surplus Brazil Remains on Track
• Brazil's Surplus This Year: US$ 7.9 Billion
• Brazil's Primary Account Surplus Well Above IMF Target
• Brazil's Year Surplus Grows to US$ 22.1 Billion
• Brazil Is Hip in Moscow
• Brazil Wants Its Share of Indian Riches
• Brazil's Textile Industry Making Eyes at Russia
• Brazil to Tell US: Our Sanitation Has Improved
• Progressive Rock & Jazz Fusion - A Short History
• Brazil: Good Economy Gives Lula a Boost
• Exports Way Up in Brazil
• Brazilian Micros Get a Larger Share of Exports
• Brazilian Shoemakers Wooing Russia
• Brazil's Embraer Flying in 58 Countries
• Powell to Discuss World Hunger with Brazil's Lula
• Powell Wants Brazil's Nuclear Plants Inspected Soon
• Micro and Small Firms Booming in Brazil
• Powell: 'Brazilian Way of Fighting Hunger Is Unworkable'
• Brazil's Domestic Market Picks Up Strength
• Amnesty Warns: 'Blood Bath Imminent in Rio's Favelas'
• Brazil Heading to Russia on a Business Trip
• Brazil's Good Image Brings Foreign Capital
• Brazil Makes It Much Easier for Foreign Investor
• Dialogue Is Dead, Say Brazilian Indians
• Brazil's Mummy Studied in Turin Congress
• Brazil Does Not Want a Quota System from Russia
• Brazilian Industry Grows 8.8% This Year
• The Trouble Between Russia and Brazil: They Don't Know Each Other
• Danisco Plants Itself in the Heart of Brazil's Citrus Area
• Brazil Goes After Yankee Consumer
• How Free is Brazil's Judiciary? The UN Wants to Know.
• Brazil Prepares Big Self Promotion Campaign in the US
• US Is Buying Less from Brazil
• Brazil's Plans to Help Those Without Health Insurance
• Brazil's Agro Exports to Middle East Grow 55%
• Jewelry Arabia to Bring Brazil US$ 3.4 Million
• US Subsidies May Force Brazil to Import Cotton
• Brazil's Car Salon Celebrates Off-Road Machines
• Women Head Half of Brazil's Small Businesses
• Market in Brazil not Bullish for 2005
• Bush Vs. Kerry on Brazil and Latin America: A Study in Contrast
• Poor in Brazil Can't Count on the Courts, Says UN
• Ecobusiness Is Good Business, Says Brazilian Bank
• Brazil Lacks 6.5 Million Houses
• Wall Street and Frankfurt Behind Brazil, Says US Ambassador
• Brazil to Get New Naval Industry Hub
• Brazil Expecting Lower Surplus in 2006
• Brazil's Petrobras Tells Central Bank: 'Mind Your Own Business'
• In Brazil, Left Gives a Show on How to Lose Power
• Kerry or Bush, Brazil Will Get the Stick
• Brazil Brings Haitian Foes to the Bargaining Table
• Brazil: Spreading Small Business Incubators
• With Bush Part 2, Nothing Changes Re: Brazil
• Brazilian Indians Have no Voice on Matters Concerning Themselves
• Brazilian Indians in the War of Eucalyptus
• After Thieves Grab a Picasso Brazil Vows Better Security for Federal Museums
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Over US$ 28.1 billion
• Brazil Praises American Elections
• Bush's Win Good for Business, says Brazil
• Oil and Bush Do Brazil Good
• Neither FTAA Nor EU. WTO Is Brazil's Only Hope.
• Brazil to Get a US$ 33 Billion Trade Surplus This Year
• US$ 1.65 Million from US to Fight Hunger and Sex Exploitation in Brazil
• Brazil Exports Grow 30% and Imports Reach Record
• Brazil's Agribusiness Export the Best Since 89
• Brazil Gets into the Business of Building Ocean Liners
• World Social Forum Back in Brazil and Ready for Change
• Brazil Gets Ready to Run Its Buses on Gas
• Brazil's Bebel Back and Bouncy
• Brazil's Surplus Keeps Growing
• Brazilian Indians Unite and Get Organized
• Everyone But Indians Invited to Brazil's Indian Committee
• Brazil on Course to Reach US$ 33 Billion Surplus
• Brazil Hoping All Meat Embargo by Russia Will End Soon
• Brazil to Use 38,000 Poor Families to Produce Biofuel
• Brazil's General in Haiti Just Wants to Hide Own Incompetence
• Sheding a Litlle Light on Brazil's Judicial Reform
• Some Light Camera Action at Cinema Brazil
• Haiti, a Thorn on Brazil's Side
• 20 Indian Tribes Get an Audience in Brazil's Capital
• 10,000 Landless and Indians Gather in Brazil
• Putin in Brazil for Russia's WTO Ambitions
• Payrolls and Trade Surplus Are Up in Brazil
• Putin in Brazil: 'We Speak Same Language'
• China Obscuring Brazil's Lula Charm
• Putin Talks About Space Exploration with Brazil
• Putin in Brazil: Plenty of Nice Words, But Beef Ban Is Still On
• Forgotten 'Brazilian Schindler' Gets Homage in US
• IMF Listens to Lula and Is Ready to Change Rules
• Brazil's Housing Deficit of 7 Million Might Double
• Brazil Ready to Stay 10 Years in Haiti
• Brazil Gets WTO's Green Light to Retaliate Against US
• Inventors from Brazil Win International Eco Competition
• Brazil's Agriculture Hasn't Been So Bad in Nine Years
• For Many Men in Brazil, Beating Up Women Is a Right
• Brazil Says It's Ready and Willing to Break AIDS Drugs Patents
• Only 4.5% of Brazil's Bus Fleet Ready for Disabled
• Half of Brazil's Public Defenders Not Happy with Job
• Public Defender Gets No Respect in Brazil
• Brazil and US Join Efforts to Fight Sex Slavery
• In Brazil 70% of Women Abuse Is Shelved. At Women's Request.
• Brazil Pays Another US$ 4 Billion in Interest on Debt
• Brazil and Pakistan Ready to Increase Business
• 225-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Puts Brazil on the Limelight
• Brazil Tells in Peru What It's Doing to Reduce Amazon Deforestation
• Agribusiness, the Main Drive Behind Brazil's Surplus
• Soybean and Meat Give Brazil Record Surplus
• Rust Hits US While Brazil Becomes Top Soy Exporter
• Brazil Tries to Build a House for 30,000 Homeless Indians
• Brazil's Emissions Market Is Open for Business
• Manaus Free Zone Gets a Lift, But Rest of Brazil Lags
• Brazil's Lula Gets Boost from Polls
• Brazil, a World Leader in Transplant
• Low Inflation Gets Brazil Market Bullish
• Mercosur Asks in Brazil: Where's the Money for Haiti?
• Brazil's Surplus US$ 5 Billion Beyond IMF"s Wishes
• 80,000 Homes Not Built in Brazil Due to Red Tape
• Brazil Marks US$ 4 Billion for Housing
• Brazil: Grassroots Action Amid Mud Huts
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 33 Billion on Final Lap
• Brazil's Nadir, an Empire of Glass
• Brazil: Dialogue With US Citrus Growers Is Off
• Brazil Exceeds All Economic Expectations
• Best in 10 Years for Brazil Companies
• Brazil's Industry to Hire and Invest More in 2005
• Brazil's Lula Tries to Rebuild a National Alliance
• Brazil's Industry Federation Calls 2004 Spectacular
• At 7.5%, Brazil's 2004 Inflation Worse than Expected
• Brazil Creates Technology to Fight Soybean Rust
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 4 Bi to Deal with 7.2 Bi Houses Deficit
• US Tourists Still Number 1 in Brazil
• Leaflets and Condoms Against Sex Tourism in Brazil
• Moody Gives Brazil Thumbs Up
• A Banner Year for Brazil's Industry
• Brazil's Development Bank Lends US$ 14.8 Billion
• 88% of New Exporters in Brazil Are Micro and Small
• Consumer and Capital Goods Drive Brazil Industry Up
• All Ready for Brazil's Pan-Amazon Forum
• Brazil Starts Year with US$ 916 Million Trade Surplus
• In Brazil, 13,000 Get a House for Free from Government
• Brazil Is Number 1 in Beef, Selling to 142 Countries
• Brazil Strings and Wind Get World Respect
• Despite US Boycott Fish Export from Brazil Grows
• Condoleezza Is Bad News for Brazil and Latin America
• Expect Bush to Bring Cold War to Brazil and Latin America
• In Three Weeks, Brazil Has Already Exported US$ 5 Billion
• Brazil's Unemployment Falls to Single Digit
• Brazil and Argentina Discuss Trade Barriers
• Child Sex Abuse is Widespread in Brazil
• Brazilian Tunes for When Carnaval Is Gone
• Brazil Joins World on Mourning for Auschwitz
• Brazil Industry Hasn't Been That Upbeat in 7 Years
• China and Middle East Top Brazilian Poultry Buyers
• Brazilian Indians Wish to Start a Global Movement
• Brazil's Modest Plan to Eradicate Favelas
• Who's the World's Darling? Brazil Is on the Top 3!
• Brazilian Indians: 'We Denounce Lula!'
• Fed's Higher Rates Cool Brazilian Stocks
• Despite Weak Dollar Brazil's Surplus Soars
• Brazil Gets UN Prize for Anti-Poverty Project
• High Taxes and Interest Slow Brazil Industry Output
• IMF Checks Brazilian Books. A-OK! It Seems.
• Brazil Goes to Washington to Fix Its Social Security
• Brazil's Industrial Growth the Greatest in 20 Years
• Brazil Shares Info on Information with South Africa
• The Brazilian Equation: 45% Blacks 2% of Entrepreneurs
• Brazil's Rural Housing Deficit at 1.7 Million
• A Plan to Alleviate Brazil's Favela Plight
• Brazil Offers Preferential Treatment to Africa and India
• Cars Lead Brazil's 8.3% Annual Growth
• Brazilian Ceramic Handcraft for Export
• Recyclable Cheapens Popular Housing in Brazil
• Brazil Congress Votes this Month on Eliminating Visas for US Tourists
• Brazilian Surplus in 2006 Already Close to US$ 6 Billion
• It’s 2008. The US Has Dragged the World into a Depression.
• Murder of US Nun Deeply Shakes Brazil
• Brazil Decrees Preventive Detention for US Nun Killers
• Brazilian Indian Week to Stress Solidarity
• Brazilian Indians Celebrate Hero Makunaima and Mother Earth
• Global Warming Might Turn Brazil's Amazon into Scrubland
• Amnesty Calls for End to Impunity after Murder of Nun in Brazil
• Another Social Leader Murdered in Brazil
• Yemen's Conglomerate Wants to Invest in Brazil
• Lula's Defeat in Congress Should Delay Brazil's Reforms
• Brazil Chasing US Nun Murderers
• Brazil to Use Kyoto Protocol to Sell Pollution Credit
• U.S. Bishop Deplores Murder of Nun in Brazil
• Suspect of Killing US Nun Had Been Fined
• US Called Immoral Polluter by Protesters in Brazil
• Brazil Drags Latin America Up
• Brazilian Groups Blame US Nun Murder on Lax Law
• Brazil Brings Zero Hunger to Egypt
• Brazil Wants US Help Against Money-Laundering
• Rayfran Sales Confesses He Killed US Nun
• Brazilians Protest US Nun's Murder
• Slave Labor Common Where US Nun Was Murdered in Brazil
• Sister Dorothy, an Addition to Brazil's Gallery of Martyrs
• Brazil: Confessed Killer of US Nun Says He Was Hired by Nun's Friend
• Despite US$ 2 Bi Surplus Brazil's Foreign Debt Still US$ 203.5 Bi
• Brazilian Indians Enter Information Era
• Second Killer of US Nun Arrested in Brazil
• Brazilian Polls: Lula High, But Government Low
• Brazil Cheers IMF Approval of Brazilian Pilot Plan
• Brazil Will Be the US of This Century, Says Lula
• Lula on Brazil: 'We Shall Surprise and Grow Over 5%'
• Brazil's Petrobras Profit Is Up, But Its Stocks Go Down
• Oversea Prices Lead Brazil's Usiminas to Top US$ 1 Bi in Net Income
• Brazil Discredits US Report on Human Rights Abuse
• Death Squads and Impunity Still Common in Brazil
• Brazilians Go to Moscow Hoping to End Meat Embargo
• Brazil Serious on Delivering the Internet to Everyone
• US Steel Firms to Ask Duties on Brazil Be Revoked
• New Goal for Brazil Is to Export US$ 150 Billion, Says Lula
• In Brazil Exports Double and Imports Halve
• Russia Ends Embargo on Brazilian Meat
• Brazil Getting Ready for Bush Visit
• Brazil's Lula Has Shown Real Face as Foe of Indians
• Brazil Wins the Cotton War Against the US
• Brazil Resumes FTAA Talks with the US
• US Opposes Brazil Proposal for Anti-Racism Pact at the OAS
• US WTO Defeat Will Raise Brazil Cotton Exports by 20%
• Brazil Is Tops in Bargain Hunting. US Comes Second.
• 3 Million Brazilians Overseas Might Vote for Congress
• Tuition Fees Lead Inflation in Brazil
• Embraer Brings 4% of Brazil's Trade Surplus
• Brazil's Surplus Is Already US$ 7 Billion for the Year
• Indians Take Dam in Brazil and Threaten to Destroy Equipment
• French See the Black and Indian of Brazil's Roots
• Brazil's Foreign Debt Drops US$ 13 Bi to a Still Hefty US$ 201 Bi
• Brazil to Get 4th Spot as IT Outsource for US
• Brazil's Plans to Keep Young Farmers in the Country
• Rumsfeld Commends Brazil for Its Role in the World
• Brazil Has Shown That 'Another World Is Possible'
• Brazil's Guarani Indians Get Reprieve from Eviction
• 37 Countries Discuss in Brazil Terror and Mafia
• Brazil Pats Itself on Back for Arrest of US Nun Killer Suspect
• Brazil Gets Record Trade Surplus in the Mercosur
• U.S. Snow: 'Delighted for Brazilian Friends'
• Outsourcing Is Ruining the US and Brazil's Economy
• Industry Leader Calls Brazil's Divorce from IMF a Hospital Discharge
• US Senator Defends UN Permanent Seat for Brazil
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Breaking Records
• US Harms Brazil as Much as Pirates, Says Minister
• US Wants to Discuss Prosperity with Brazil, says Snow
• Brazil's Favela Sounds Promise Hot Season in London
• Indians Don't Feel at Home in Brazil
• Brazil Investigates Ring Behind Death of American Nun
• Amnesty: 'Violence and Poverty Threaten Existence of Brazilian Indian'
• Brazilian Indians Call Lula Anti-Indian
• April, a Whole Month of Indian Protests in Brazil
• Brazil Kept on Watch List for Copyright Piracy
• 6 Million Vacant Houses Might Help Brazil Reduce Housing Deficit
• Brazil Says South America-Arab Summit Won't Be Against Anyone
• AIDS Help: Brazil Rejects US Demands for Sex Abstinence
• Brazil to Stop Requiring Visa from Americans
• Brazilian Industry Slows Pace
• Brazil Sets Record in Vehicle Production
• Brazil's Falling Industrial Production Dampens Market
• Brazil Discusses Judicial Reform in London
• Brazil and US Join Forces to Fight Terror and Piracy
• Brazilian Exports Grow 30%
• Led by Meat, Brazil's Agribusiness Grows 12%
• Industry Grows 4.4% in Brazil in February
• Oil and US Inflation Boost Brazilian Market
• Brazil Gets 40,000 Leprosy Cases a Year
• Brazilian Congressmen Want End to Nepotism
• Brazilian Indians Learn How to Care for Their Water
• Number of Brazilian Indians Attending Schools Grows to 164,000
• U.S. Steel Applauds ITC's Measure Against Brazilian Steel
• ILO Wants World to Learn from Brazil's Labor Court Decisions
• American WWII Plane Found in Brazil's Amazon
• Brazilian Chicken Exports Grow 20%
• World's Creative Industry Gets Headquarters in Brazil
• Lula's Popularity Falls 6% in Brazil
• U.S. Goes to Brazil to Fight Corruption
• Developed in Brazil Soybean Rust Warner Is on the Web
• Russia Lifts Embargo on Brazilian Meat
• Brazil to Give Small Businesses Up to US$ 1,900 Loans
• Brazil Gives in Paris a Few Fashion Lessons
• Brazil and Australia Sign Education Accord
• Brazil's Foreign Debt Falls US$ 1.6 Bi to US$ 200 Billion
• Brazil Wants a More Competitive War Industry
• No Reason to Fear Brazil's Growth, Says Rice
• Brazil and U.S. Committed to Rule of Law
• Bush Goes to Brazil
• Rice Lauds Brazil for Leading Role
• Brazil and U.S. Agree to Disagree on Venezuela
• Common Goals and Challenges in Brazil-US's Agenda
• After Brazil, Colombia: a Tough Nut for Rice
• A Map to Lower Brazil's Interest Rates from 19.5% to 4%
• Brazil Creates Program to Keep Youngsters in the Country
• The Brazil-US Partnership, According to Rice
• Low-Income Brazilians Get Government Loan to Get Own Homes
• U.S. GDP Scares Brazil's Bulls
• United Brazil and South America Depend Less on US and EU, says Lula
• US$ 12 Billion: Brazil's First Quarter Surplus is a Record
• Brazil Close to US$ 10 Billion in Exports a Month
• The World Is Bigger than the US and EU, Says Brazil's Lula
• We're Not Shiite, Says Brazil in Refusing US Money
• Time to Stop Crying and Start Working, Says Brazil's Lula
• OAS Praises Brazil on Indian Lands, But Will Keep Watching
• Brazil's Minister Wants End to Visa for Americans
• Brazilian Indians Get Vitamin A to Boost Immunity
• Brazil: 1001 Nights Gets First Translation from Arabic to Portuguese
• Brazil Puts Its Goods on Show to Arabs
• Israel and US Worried Brazil's Arab Summit Will Harm Middle East Peace
• In Brazil, Arab League Chief Urges Israel to Leave Occupied Territories
• Markets: Another Red Day for Brazil
• Inflation Surging More than Expected in Brazil
• In Brazil, Only 40% of Court Cases Are Judged in One Year or Less
• Brazil Pork Exports Hit 106% Jump and Historic Record
• Business Deals, the Early Fruits of Brazil's Arab Summit
• Bravo, Brazil, for Refusing US Money, Says Lancet
• At UNAIDS Brazil Will Keep Liberal Anti-AIDS Policy
• Breaking Patents Is Not the Way to Go, Says US to Brazil
• Brazil's Informal Market Is Up, But Sector's Income Is Down
• Editorial Applauds Brazil's Rejection of US Money for AIDS
• Show Must Go on in Brazil. Arrelia Is Dead.
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus to Reach US$ 35 Billion in 2005
• Ex-Im Bank Guarantees Loans to US Firms Selling to Brazil's Petrobras
• Brazil's Goal: To Export US$ 1 Billion in Jewels
• After Brasília Camping, Brazilian Indians Get More Official Promises
• Brazilian Students Get First Place in the US for Engineering Design
• Russian Steel Factory in Brazil Will Create 8,000 Jobs
• Army and Navy Officers Join Brazil's 1,200-Strong Military Force in Haiti
• Brazil's April Surplus a Record: US$ 6.9 Billion
• 7.2 Million Brazilians Don't Have a House to Live In
• Brazil Gives Australia a Hand on Biofuel Prospects
• Brazil Industry and Services Shrink in First Quarter
• International Experts Discuss Sustainable Development in Brazil
• Brazil Needs Better Distribution of Assets, Says Unesco
• Sahrazad's Tales Get in Brazil Directly from the Arabic
• Brazil's Surplus at US$ 38 Billion for Last 12 Months
• 28% of Brazil's Urban Population Have no Public Water or Sewage
• Amazon Deforestation Is to Blame for 75% of Brazil's Air Pollution
• Brazil Drafts National Health System to Help Fight Child Labor
• At OAS Bush Calls for Free Trade and Brazil for End to Subsidies
• Brazil's Industrial Production Slows Down
• Less than 3% of Brazil's 180,000 Public Schools Have a Computer
• Brazil's Agribusiness Sums US$ 16 Billion Through the End of May, a Record
• After Taking Over the World, Brazil's Orange Juice Becomes a Hit in the Middle East
• Brazil Market Down Under Clouded Political Skies
• More than 1 Million Children Between 5 and 9 Years Old Work in Brazil
• Despite 47.5% Fall 2.5 Million Children Still Work in Brazil
• Brazil Offers Working Children US$ 8 to US$ 16 a Month to Lure Them to School
• Brazil Studying Ecological Impact of Petrobras on the Amazon
• Latin America Is Going the Brazilian Way, Not the American Way
• Brazil Calls for an End to U.S. Dictatorship over the Internet
• Electronic and Auto Sectors Help Brazilian Industry Grow 6.3%
• Russian Team in Brazil on a 9-State Meat Inspection Mission
• World Bank Lends Brazil US$ 500 Million for Popular Housing
• Industry Jobs in Brazil Grow Again
• Brazilian Industry Wants Urgent Reduction of Interest Rates
• For US Foundation Brazil Cannot Invoke Health Emergency to Break AIDS Drug Patent
• Brazil's Lula Signs Law Creating Housing Fund for the Poor
• Brazil Wants to Learn Affirmative Action from the US
• Brazil Industry Hopeful New Housing Fund Will Boost Economy
• Analysts See Lower Brazilian GDP
• Brazil Gets New Cabinet Chief. She Is Dilma Rousseff.
• In Latin America U.S. Military Is the Problem Not the Solution
• New Cabinet Chief Does Not Boost Brazilian Market
• Brazil's Reserves Fall Close to US$ 1 Billion
• What Haiti Needs Are Some Good Friends Like Brazil
• Brazil's New Cabinet Chief Vows to Be More Technical and Less Political
• Brazil's Supreme Orders Inquiry on Aide to Cabinet Chief
• The Groups Behind the Immigration-Is-Bad Movement
• Brazil Flexes Its Mighty Muscles at Abribusiness Congress
• Congressman Calls New Brazil's Cabinet Chief Expert in Robbing and Assaulting
• In Brazilian Courts Little Has Changed Since US Nun's Murder
• Brazil Has a US$ 19 Billion Surplus with US$ 52 Billion in Exports
• Brazil Market Sputters Ahead
• Despite Crisis, Brazil's Auto Industry Should Grow 5% This Year
• Experts and NGOs Brainstorm Ways to Ease Brazil's Poverty
• USA for Innovation Urges Prompt Action Against Brazil for Patent Breaking
• Brazilian Industry Grows But Timidly
• Brazil Resumes Beef Exports to US
• Brazil Exports Over US$ 10 Billion in June, a Record
• Brazil Boosts Help to Victims of Child Abuse
• For the First Time Brazil's Exports Reach US$ 10 Billion in a Month
• Brazil Wants World to Accept Abrolhos Park as Protected Area
• A Plan to End Brazil's Fiscal Deficit
• Brazilian Market Tumbles While New Government Heads Roll
• Brazil Gives US a Break Before Retaliating for Cotton Subsidies
• Brazil Asks WTO for Sanctions Against US Subsidies
• Brazil Auto Sales Grew 10% in the First Semester
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 420,000 for Drug Users' Syringe Exchange
• Brazilian Vehicle Exports Grow Whooping 37% in Semester
• Another Brazilian Minister Bites the Dust Accused of Corruption
• Brazilian Industry Grows for Third Month in a Row
• With Russia Leading Buyers Brazil's Pork Export Gets 80% Boost
• For Brazil Non-Custodial Sentences Make Big Sense
• Brazil's Industry Grows 5.5%, Rio Grande do Sul Shrinks
• Lula's Popularity Up. And So Is the Market in Brazil.
• For Brazilians, Vote Buying Scandal Is Just Politics as Usual, Shows Poll
• Brazilian Abner, a Jewel Designer with an Eye Overseas
• Abbott Fell for Brazil's Blackmail, Says US Group
• Brazilians Fail PT, But Give Lula High Marks
• Brazil's Computers for All Program Will Offer Special Loans
• Brazil to Enlist Doctors in Fight Against Child Abuse
• Brazilian Industry Expecting 3.2% GDP Growth for Brazil in 2005
• Brazil's Gol Joins Amadeus System for Global Ticketing
• Brazil Central Bank's Survey Shows the Industry's Upbeat Mood
• Sentinel, a Brazilian Program to Fight Child Sex Abuse
• Oil and Military in the Agenda of Brazil's First Trade Mission to Cyprus and Israel
• Brazilian University Gives Blacks Extra Points on Entrance Exam
• US Sends Troops to Paraguay Just a Stone's Throw from Brazil's Frontier
• Brazilian Industry's Confidence in Economy Falls Again to a 3-Year Low
• Brazilian Minister in Israel to Develop Bilateral Trade
• Brazil Has a Candidate for the Inter American Bank, But the US Doesn't Like Him
• Brazilian Small Businesses Get Grant from EU
• Imports Up, Exports Down and a Shrinking Surplus in Brazil
• US Fills a Plane with 300 Brazilians and Ship Them Back Home
• Brazilian Executives Haven't Been So Gloomy in Two Years
• Brazil, Argentina and Mercosur Discuss Soybean and Beef Market
• US Treasury Secretary in Brazil to Discuss Growth
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 39.9 Billion, the Best Result Ever
• Brazil Expecting a US$ 37 Billion Surplus in 2005
• US Treasury Secretary Has Only Praise for Brazil
• Eight Americans Arrested in Brazil for Making Porno Movies
• Brazil, India and South America Discuss Development with Justice
• Brazil Tells US That It Is Ready to Discuss the FTAA on Its Own Terms
• Brazilian Congress Flooded with Requests for Ouster of Legislators
• Brazil Tells US that WTO Comes Before FTAA
• Brazilian Industry Blames High Interests for Slow Growth
• Despite Fears, Industrial Production Grows for the Fourth Month in a Row in Brazil
• Income Rises 8.7% in Brazil, But New Industrial Jobs Grow a Paltry 0.14%
• Brazil Starts August with US$ 904 Million Foreign Trade Surplus
• Chicken and Beef Help Brazilian Farming Exports Jump 8.7%
• Brazil's House Speaker in a Hurry to Get Political Reform to Avoid Crises
• Minister Defends Brazil's Zero Hunger from Those Who Call It Mere Hand-Out Program
• Brazilian Metal Company Plans to Compete with China in Arab Market
• Brazil Has 241 Routes to Sexually Exploit Women and Children
• Enduring Scandal Drags Brazilian Stocks Down
• Brazilian Deputies in the List to Be Kicked Out Can Resign and Avoid Penalties
• A Boom Year for Brazil's Agroexports to the Arabs
• Strong Real Hurts Brazilian Agribusiness
• Minister Pans Brazil's Law Giving Congressmen Right to Be Judged by Supreme Court
• Deed to Indians' Land Gets Lost on Its Way to the Brazilian President's Desk
• Brazilian Indians and Multinational Fighting for a Piece of Land
• Truck Drivers Drafted into Brazil's War Against Child Prostitution
• March in Brazil Urges Better Housing and Sanitation
• Saudi Students Visit USP, Brazil's Leading University, and Vow Cooperation
• Brazilian Program Teaches Small Cosmetic Firms How to Get Ready to Export
• Weather, Rust and World Prices All Conspiring Against Brazil
• Brazil Taps Free Software to Bring the Information Society to 270,000
• Lula Says Brazil Has Learned to Get Out and Get It
• Brazil Sighs Deep and Darts Up After Finance Minister Says He Did No Wrong
• Lack of Publicity and Security Hurting Brazilian Tourism
• The Dream Is Dead. Most Brazilians No Longer Trust Lula.
• Bulk of Brazil's Petrobras Investment to Be in US, Venezuela and Argentina
• Sex Abuse Against Kids in Brazil Is Usually All in the Family
• New Law Limits Size of Brazil's Primary Surplus
• Brazil's Lula Vows Not to Kill Himself or Take Any Extreme Action
• Another Down Day for Brazilian Stocks
• Brazil Spends Over US$ 400,000 in Books by Indian Authors
• Brazil Senate Opens Hearings on Sustainable Development in the Amazon
• Brazilian Imports Jump 26.9% While Exports Grow a Modest 2.6%
• Brazilian Ministers Tell Their Vision of a Sustainable Amazon
• Thanks to Mining Industry Leads Brazilian Growth
• Brazil Offers to Help Katrina Victims
• Development Bank Chief Predicts Full Steam and 5% Growth for Brazilian Economy
• Brazilian Stocks Bump Up Despite Continued Political Chaos
• US Mission Learns First Hand of Brazil's Fears that US Might Invade Amazon
• Brazil Offers Credit Line to Small Businesses
• Consumer Protection in Brazil Is Offered Only in 10% of Cities
• Brazil's House Speaker Rebuts Charges of Corruption and Counterattacks
• Top Names in Brazilian Fashion Have Arab Blood
• Brazil's House Speaker Wasn't Bribed Says Entrepreneur
• Agribusiness Exports Bring 28.6 Million to Brazil, 10% More than Last Year
• New Embraer 190 Jet Gets Approval to Fly in the US
• Brazil Hoping to Sign a Mercosur-EU Agreement by 2006
• Damascus Fair, Fertile Ground for Brazilian-Syrian Joint Ventures
• Corruption and Poor Education Put Brazil at the Bottom in LatAm
• Brazil Industry Breaks Four-Month Surge, Dropping 2.5%
• Brazil Joins Select Astronaut Club
• Second in Line of Presidential Succession in Brazil Guilty of Extortion
• Brazil and Nigeria Drop the Middleman in Oil Deals
• U.S. Sanitation Team Gives OK to Brazil Mango
• Cornered, Brazil's House Speaker Goes on the Attack
• U.S. Union Fights Takeover of Bankrupt Varig Assets in Brazil
• Pressured by the US, Mexico Imposes Visas on Brazilians
• In Brazil and Mercosur Majority Don't Like Bush and 70% Call U.S. Imperialist
• Mexico's New Visa Requirements Mean Brazilians Will Pay US$ 25,000 to Enter the U.S. Illegally
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Grows to US$ 30 Billion
• In Brazil All Eyes Are on the Central Bank, Hoping for Interest Cuts
• New Brazilian Law Opens the Amazon for Sustainable Development
• Brazil's Speaker of the House Bribery Case Goes to the Supreme
• 51 Million Brazilians Live Without Water, Sewer and Trash Collection
• Brazil Denounces U.S. Military Presence in Paraguay
• Brazil Benefits from Central American Free Trade Agreement
• Brazilian Bank Invests Overseas to Win U.S. Markets
• Sex-Abuse Program to Reach 1,000 Brazilian Cities
• Brazilian Government Gets Better Marks for Education, But Worse for Economic Policy
• Brazil Offers to Produce Asian Bird Flu Vaccine for Global Consumption
• Brazil Scolds Mexico for Visa Requirement and Threatens to Bar Country from Mercosur
• Brazilian Pork Producers Want Russia Out of the WTO If It Means Less Business for Them
• Brazil's House Speaker Meets Lula Before Deciding on Resignation
• Brazil's Supreme Gets Case Against Speaker of the House
• U.S. Coast Guard to Check Brazil's Ports for Security
• Food and Beverage Sector Helps Keep Employment Stable in Brazil
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Growing. It's Already Over US$ 31 Billion.
• Austria President Signs Technical Cooperation Accords in Brazil
• Manifesto to the Nation Calls for Social Inclusion in Brazil
• Brazilian General Sees Reasonable Stability in Haiti
• Brazil Waiting for House Speaker's Resignation Speech
• Brazil's Scandal-Plagued House Speaker to Resign Today
• US Investors Flee Rita to the Promising Shores of Brazil
• Forced Resignation of Brazil's Number 3 Opens Battle in Congress
• Despite Evidence Brazil's Speaker Resigns Protesting Innocence
• At Least 7 Vying for House Speaker in Brazil. Election on Sep 28.
• Brazil Seated on Close to US$ 9 Billion Surplus
• Brazilian Small Companies Increasingly Find Clients Overseas
• Brazil Accuses US of Subsidizing 90% of Its Cotton and Gets Ready for Retaliation
• Brazil Intent on Ending Indians' Malnutrition
• Seven Suitors to a Speaker's Chair in Brazil
• In LatAm, Chilean Leader Is Most Admired. Brazil's Lula Is Distant Second and Bush, Last
• Brazil Ready to Retaliate If US Doesn't Stop Cotton Subsidies
• Brazil Plans on Reducing the Greenhouse Effect Through Fertilizers
• Brazil Program Readies Small Businesses to Sell Overseas
• 10 Congressmen Vying for Brazil's House Speaker Post
• Brazil Offers Ethanol to the U.S. and Calls for End to Subsidies
• Brazil's Lula in Rare Victory Makes the Speaker of the House
• Brazil's New House Speaker Denies Lula Interference in Election
• Brazil Disappointing in Competitiveness in the World... and Falling
• Brazilian Industry Grows 3.3%, a Lower than Expected Rate
• A Communist Is Third in Line to Brazil's Presidency
• All Congress Leaders in Brazil Knew About Ruling PT's Bribe Money
• Brazilian Coming to US for AIDS Treatment Deported at Airport
• Expulsion Process Against Brazilian Congressmen to Go on, Justice Rules
• Brazil's Mercury Rising
• Brazil's Car Production Close to 2 Million Units. The Best Number Ever.
• Brazil: How the Orient Shaped the Portuguese Language
• Brazil Agribusiness Reaps Record US$ 29 Billion Surplus
• Brazil to Impose Over US$ 4 Billion in Trade Sanctions Against US
• US Tells Brazil That Left Is OK As Long As There Is Democracy
• Exports of Brazilian Agricultural Products to Arabs Up 23%
• Brazil on Target to Produce Record 2.4 Million Vehicles This Year
• In the Eve of Bush's Visit, Brazil Wants Closer Dialogue with US
• What Brazil Has to Teach the U.S. on Oil and Biofuel
• Brazil Increases Pork Exports by 32%. Russia Remains Main Market.
• The US Is Butchering the Election in Haiti and Brazil Is Its Accomplice
• Brazilian Astronaut Has Already Ticket for Space Trip: March 23
• Brazil Looks for Foot and Mouth Disease Source. Cattle Should Be All Vaccinated.
• Before Banning Brazil's Beef, Russia Was Biggest Client
• Brazil Is Good at Urging for Open Markets... Abroad
• Brazilian Industrialists Show Very Cautious Optimism
• Brazil's Lula to Sign Space Agreement in Moscow
• Brazil Market Goes Up While Expecting Interest Rate Cut
• Lula and Putin Sign Contract for First Brazilian Astronaut's Flight
• Brazilian Leaders in US Gather to Draw Community Road Map
• Brazil Amazonas's Drought Worst in a Century
• Greenpeace Accuses Spain of Using Illegal Wood from Brazilian Amazon
• Brazil's Chemical Industry Exports Grow 29% to US$ 5.4 Billion
• Brazilians Run to US Grows Dramatically at Eve of Mexico's New Visa Rules
• Brazilian Companies Hire Under the Table to Avoid Paying Taxes and Benefits
• US-Brazil Group to Focus on Civil Society in National Meeting in NY
• Brazil Rebuffs Amnesty and Says It's on the Right Path
• 81% of Brazilian Industries Are Investing in R&D This Year
• Brazilian Entrepreneurs Bullish on Brazil
• Brazil Has Already Saved US$ 23 Billion this Year to Pay Debt Interest
• Brazil Is no Friend of Business
• Brazil Will Present Its Success Stories at Summit of the Americas
• For LatAm Elites Brazil's Lula Is on Top in Popularity and Bush on Bottom
• Brazil Debates Tariff Policy with Europe and the US
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 36 Billion Despite Beef Embargo
• Let's Have Open Markets, Says Bush Before Leaving to Argentina and Brazil
• US Sponsored FTAA Will Be Buried at Americas Summit, Says Chavez
• The Middle-East Side of Zélia Duncan
• Bush Counts on Brazil Help for World Trade Liberalization
• Bush's Visit to Argentina and Brazil Shouldn't Generate More than a Few Generalities on Democracy
• Brazil's Monuments Tagged with 'Out, Murderer Bush'
• Bush's First Trip to Brazil to Be Marked by Countrywide Protests
• 'We Share Same Objectives," Says Bush Referring to Brazil's Lula
• Families of Soldiers Killed in Iraq Join Anti-Bush Protests in Argentina
• Brazil's Lula Meets With Mexico's Fox in Argentina
• Brazil's Lula to Ask Bush to Tone Down Anti-Chavez Rhetoric
• Brazil Goes into State of Alert and Uses Army, Navy and Air ForBushce to Protect Bush
• Brazilian Protesters Call Bush Terrorist and Burn His Effigy and US Flag
• How Did the US Let Brazil and Latin America Swim Away
• Bush Visit to Brazil Gets Official Welcome and Jeers on the Streets
• Bush Departs for Brazil Leaving Behind Shock and Awe in Argentina
• Brazil's Position Prevents Consensus on Summit of the Americas
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 36.3 Billion
• Lula: 'Brazil and US Discuss Their Differences Without Confrontation'
• Bush to Brazil's Lula: 'Thanks for a Frank and Open Relationship'
• Bush: 'The US Is a Friend of Brazil'
• Lula and Bush Vow to End World's Farm Subsidies
• Bush in Brazil: 'Lula Gave Us an Unbelievably Good Barbecue'
• Brazil Welcomes Bush's Vows to Put and End to Farm Subsidies
• FTAA: His Work Now is to Convince Brazil's Lula and His Own People, Says Bush
• Bush Agrees with Lula: Trade Agreement Must Favor Brazil and US
• Brazil Praises Bush for Friendliness and Candor
• With the FTAA Everyone Wins, Says Bush in Brazil
• There Is No Social Justice Without Education, Says Bush in Brazil
• Contrary to Expectations Brazil-US Relations Are Great, Says Lula
• Brazil's Soap America, a Story About America the Ugly
• Bush Back from Brazil After Abortive Free Trade Crusade
• US Irked by Brazil's Insistence on Farm Subsidies Reduction
• Brazil Gets UN Accolades for Its Refugee Legislation and Work
• Brazil's Motor Vehicle Production Falls 40%, But Industry Is Pleased
• Standard and Poors Rates Brazil a Notch Higher
• Brazil Government Forecasting Lower 2005 GDP
• New Signs of Brazilian Industry's Contraction
• Soy and Sugar Lead Brazil's 17% Agribusiness Growth
• Sustainable Development Creator Scolds Brazil
• Brazil's Industry Outputs Shrinks. High Interests and Low Dollar Are Blamed.
• Brazil Takes to Brussels Its Ideas for a WTO Revamping
• Growing Rumors of Finance Minister's Resignation Leave Brazil Singing the Blues
• China, the New US of Latin America and Brazil
• Brazil's Agribusiness Exports Reach Record US$ 36 Billion
• Will the US Ever Comply with the WTO? Brazil Wants to Know.
• Brazil Expecting a 2005 Record Surplus of Over US$ 42 Billion
• Speculators Are Not Welcome, Says Brazil's Lula
• A New Low in Brazil: Only 31% Are Happy with Government's Job
• In Brazil Only 35% Say Economy Is on the Right Track
• The U.S. Amasses Its Troops and Mercenaries at Brazil's Doors
• Close to 2000 Brazilian Priests Caught in Sexual Misconduct
• Brazil Wants All Poor Nations United Against US and EU Subsidies
• Argentina and Wall Street Drag Stocks Down in Brazil
• Russia Adds Two Brazilian States to Its Safe-Beef List
• Analysts Lower Expectations to a 3% GDP in Brazil
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 40 Billion, 33% More Than Last Year
• Brazil's Chief of Staff Vs Finance Minister Feud Is Over
• Police Break Another Ring Using Mexico to Smuggle Brazilians into the US
• For Brazil, US and EU Subsidies Can Only Be Dealt With at the WTO
• Russia Relaxes Ban on Brazilian Meat
• Brazil's GDP Fall, Worse Than Bad News
• US and EU Subsidies of US$ 13 Billion Harm Brazil and Developing Nations
• Brazil Spends US$ 20 Million in Export Push to European Union
• Manifesto Urges Brazil to Promptly Cut "Absurd" Interest Rates
• 60 Countries Discuss in Brazil How to Manage Forests
• Sales in Brazil Fall for the 4th Month in a Row
• Brazil-US Phone Call: Bush Receptive to Lula's Summit Proposal
• Brazil Reassured That Finance Minister Won't Fall
• Brazil's Petrobras Buying Texas Oil Refinery
• U.S. Eyes Paraguay and Makes Brazil Unhappy
• Cost Brazil Doesn't Allow the Country to Cut Import Tariffs
• Brazil's Industry Output Grows Meager 0.1% After 4 Months of Decline
• Brazil Favorite to Win World Cup Followed by Argentina
• Russia, Brazil's Largest Beef Importer, Extends Ban to 9 States
• Brazil: Alleged Killer of US Nun Says He Acted in Self-Defense
• Brazil's 2005 Trade Surplus Well Above Expectations: US$ 44 Bi
• US Nun's Murders Condemned in Brazil. Masterminds of Crime Not Tried Yet.
• Japanese in Brazil Looking for a Good Deal
• Inflation Up and Market Too in Brazil
• Brazil: Mother of Man Condemned for Killing US Nun Says Son Is Fall Guy
• Rotavirus Vaccine Should Save Life of 1,600 Children a Year, in Brazil
• Brazil's Agribusiness Ends Year US$ 11 Billion in the Red
• Brazil Congress's Special Session Will Give 310 Legislators Money for Doing Nothing
• Americans Will Soon Eat Papaya from Bahia, Brazil
• Industry in South of Brazil Investing and Modernizing
• Brazilian Astronaut's Trip to Space Has Date: March 22, 2006
• Brazil Sees US as Biggest Military Threat While Pentagon Increases Presence in Paraguay
• Brazil's Hunger Minister Says Country Is Winning Fight Against Absolute Poverty
• Brazil Is Spending Less and Finance Minister Is Quite Happy
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Grows 33% Reaching US$ 44 Billion
• Brazil's De Millus Wants Its Panties and Bras Beyond Japan and LatAm
• 85% of Schools for Indians in Brazil Don't Go Over 4th Grade
• Brazilians Join 3 Million Pilgrims Reenacting Abraham's Journey to Mecca
• Recorded Live in Brazil, "Symphonic Jobim" Gets a Nod for Grammy
• Death Threats Are Part of Daily Life for Brazil's Human Rights Activists
• Plans to Integrate Brazil to South America Don't Take Indigenous Peoples Into Account
• A Record: Brazil Exports US$ 118 Billion and Gets US$ 45 Billion Surplus
• Brazil Grows a Paltry 2.4% in 2005, the Lowest in LatAm
• Brazilian Car Makers Euphoric over Sales. 1.2 Million Flex-Fuel Cars Sold
• Brazil Offers Farmers Low-Interest Loans to Fight Soybean Rust
• Brazil Gets Australia's Backing for UN Security Council Seat
• Brazil and Australia Agree Only EU Can End Impasse at WTO
• For Brazil and Australia WTO Meeting Was Disappointing
• Brazil Proposes Brazilian Center at National Australian University
• Australia Shows Interest in Brazil's Ethanol
• Brazil Risk Falls to Record Low, But It's Still Three Times Higher than Mexico's or Russia's
• Brazil Agribusiness Grows 12% to Record US$ 44 Billion
• 38 Indian Activists Killed in Brazil in 2005, the Worst in 10 Years
• Thanks do Sugarcane Brazil's Agribusiness Beats Another Record
• Brazil Refuses to Take Part in Chávez's "Axis of Good" Proposal
• In Brazil, Holambra Spells Flowers
• Brazil Dismisses Version that UN's Force Commander in Haiti Killed Self
• Brazil's General Death, Just Another Casualty of Haiti's Chaos
• Brazil's Lula Urges Congress to Approve Small Business Project
• Brazilian General Found Dead in Haiti Goes Back Home
• Lula Says Brazil Remains Committed to Haiti and Will Probe General's Death
• Body of Brazilian General Stays in Haiti Until Brazilian Team Investigates His Death
• Brazilian Analysts Predict Dollar Will Be 2.40 Reais by Year's End
• Brazil Submits New General to Head UN Forces in Haiti
• Brazil Celebrates License to Sell Papaya in the US
• Discrete Growth in Brazil's Industry Does Not Reverse Declining Trend
• UN Forces Commander Who Died in Haiti Is Back in Brazil
• Brazilian Exports Start 2006 in Promising Pace
• Chavez Accuses US of Barring Him from Buying Brazilian Planes
• Brazil Made 2.45 Million Vehicles in 2005, a Record
• Autopsy Confirms: Death of Brazilian General in Haiti Was Suicide
• Brazil Appeals to ITC After US Accuses It of Orange Juice Dumping
• Chavez Says He Will Buy from China if Brazil Won't Sell Warplanes
• OAS in Favor of Maintaining Brazil as Head of Haiti's UN Forces
• Brazil Offers Zero Interest Loan, But Red Tape Makes It Hard to Get Money.
• Brazil's Army Chief Calls His Men Warriors of Peace in Haiti
• Almost 70% of Brazilian Exports to Arabs Come from Agribusiness
• Brazil Denies Charges of Orange Juice Dumping and Might Go to WTO Against US
• US Probe Concludes Brazil Is Seriously Fighting Piracy
• State News Agencies from Brazil and Portugal Sign Cooperation Accord
• Snubbed by US Army Brazil's Embraer Still Wants to Build Military Jets in the US
• Analysts Upgrade Forecast for Brazil's Surplus to US$ 38 Billion
• Despite Record Investment in 2005 Brazil's Housing Deficit Still at 7.2 Million Homes
• Brazil and US in Haiti Discussing That Country's Elections
• Brazil Wants Closer Agribusiness Ties with India and South Africa
• Brazilian Army Worried About US Military Build Up on Brazil's Borders
• War-Mongering US Military Has Surrounded Brazil, Says Brazilian Analyst
• Brazil Tries to Change the US Mind on Plane Sale to Venezuela
• Jet Vetoed by US Is Not Attack Plane, Says Brazil's Embraer
• In 15 Days, Brazil Exports US$ 4.4 Bi With 1.7 Bi Surplus
• Brazil Gets the Visit of US Beef Inspectors
• Zero Hunger Czar Says All Brazilians Will Have Food by the End of 2006
• Russians Check Experiments Brazilian Astronaut Is Taking into Space
• Brazil: Rio Wants All Buses Running on Biodiesel by the 2007 Pan American Games
• Brazil Denies That It Saved Too Much to Guarantee Surplus
• Russians Propose Changes on Brazil's Space Experiments
• Why Are American Farmers Moving to Brazil? Try Cheap Land
• Exports Are Silver Lining in Brazil's Grim Industrial Output
• Brazil's Oil Hub Gets State-of-Art Medical Support from Great Britain
• Brazil's US$ 42 Bi Surplus Not Enough to Pay US$ 71 Bi Interest on Debt
• Brazil In Talks to Buy Texas Oil Refinery
• Brazil Joins US and China in Contagious Disease Network
• China and US's Growth Should Boost Brazil's Exports
• Brazilians Can Now Go to Court on the Internet
• Brazil Happy with US Congress's Decision to End Cotton Subsidies
• Brazil's Small Businesses Grow Modest 1.9% in 2005
• Brazil's Tough Talk Bends US on Cotton Subsidies
• Brazil Blames Interest Rates for 13% Decline in Industrial Sales
• Brazilians in Russia Start Countdown for Brazil's First Trip into Space
• Fear of Higher Interest Rates Brings Brazilian Market Tumbling Down
• Brazil Releasing Extra Credit for Popular Houses
• Brazil Once Again Invited to G8 Meeting
• Brazilian Auto Industry Breaks Records. 73% Are Flex-Fuel Cars.
• The Poor Plight Is the Wealthy Nations' Responsibility, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazil and Neighbors Have Found They Don't Need Uncle Sam's Consent
• Brazil Will Stay in Haiti to Prevent a New Rwanda Massacre
• Brazil's Trade Surplus with US Jumps to US$ 9.1 Bi
• Shady Business as Usual in Brazil, One Year After Murder of US Missionary
• One Year After US Missionary Murder in Brazil, Three Are Still Waiting Trial
• Dangerous Times to Be a Journalist in Iraq, Brazil and the US
• Big Surplus Keeps Dollar Down in Brazil
• Brazil Promises Free College to 125,000 New Students
• Brazilian Supreme Votes for End to Nepotism in the Courts
• Brazilians Living on Stilt Houses First in Line for House Loans
• Justice Can't Be Blamed for Impunity in Brazil Says Judges Association
• Brazilian Judges Accused of Promoting Violence and Impunity
• Brazil Breaks Another Gang Smuggling Women and Children to the US
• While Bush Caters to the Right and the Lab Lobby AIDS Ravages Brazil and LatAm
• Despite Oil and Iron's Good Showing Industrial Output Falls in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Vows to Spend US$ 462 Million This Year in Popular Housing
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 6.9 Billion, 8% More Than Last Year
• All Systems Go for Brazilian Astronaut's Experiments in Space
• Brazilian Congress Ponders About Abolishing Secret Vote
• Brazilian General Says International Troops Will Stay Three More Years in Haiti
• Brazil's Industry Output Is Up 3.2% Thanks to Exports
• First Woman Justice in Brazil Has Confederate Ancestors
• Brazil Having Hard Time to Get Message Out on Cancer of the Uterus
• Industry Leader Warns that Brazil Needs to Invest More
• Brazilian Central Bank's Survey Offers Hint of Falling Interest Rates
• Fed Chief's Comments Scare Off Brazilian Investors
• Brazil Recognizes There's Still a Long Way to Integrate Indians in Society
• Exports Bring Brazil US$ 769 Million Surplus
• Brazil's Petrobras Wins 10 Bids to Prospect Oil in the US
• Brazil Recognizes There's Still a Long Way to Include Indians in Society
• US, EU and Asia, All Interested in Making Microchips in Brazil
• An Update on Brazil's Vote-for-Pay Scandal
• Imports Outpacing Exports in Brazil 22% to 18%
• Indians from the Americas Gathered in Brazil Want Their Rights Spelled Out
• Brazil Convention: Countries Far from Consensus on Traditional Knowledge
• Brazilian Industry Laments Palocci's Resignation and Calls for Serenity
• Brazilian Leaves for Eight-Day Mission in Space
• New Law in Brazil Should Help Family Agro-Industry
• Confounding Expectations Brazil's 12-Month Surplus Grows to US$ 46 Bi
• The Russians Have Arrived. They Want to Make Deals with Brazil.
• Brazil and Russia Want to Strengthen Technological Ties
• Trying to Dispel Whorehouse Image Brazil Offers Discounts for Family Tourism
• Brazil Fears no US Interest Rate Hike, Says New Finance Minister
• US Senators in Brazil to Learn How Ethanol is Made and Distributed
• Now, Brazil's Justice Minister Gets Involved in Corruption Scandal
• Three US Multinationals Ares Eating the Amazon, Says Greenpeace
• Russia Ready to Help Build Venezuela-Brazil-Argentina Gas Pipeline
• Brazil Has Long Way to Go Before Wiping Out Piracy, Says the US
• Brazil's First Astronaut Entered Hall of Fame, Says Lula
• Polls Give Lula Lead But Don't Help Brazil's Market
• Pushed by Soy and Sugar Brazil's Agribusiness Exports Jump 11% in 2006
• Arabesque: an Arabian Touch on Lace Made in Brazil
• Soy Monoculture Deeply Divides a City in Brazil
• Brazilian Congress Creates Committee to Deal with Indian Issues
• Brazil Promises Minimum Primary Surplus of 4.25%
• After Over Two Months Disappeared Brazilian Girl in the US Still Missing
• Brazil Gets Record Primary Surplus in March: Over US$ 6.2 Billion
• Primary Surplus and Inflation News Takes Brazilian Stocks to Record High
• A Confederate Descendant Becomes Today Brazil's First Female Chief Justice
• US$ 24,000: The Price to Kill an American Nun in Brazil
• Eucalyptus Is Making Brazil a Slave of the US and the First World
• Brazil's Borders Too Large and Unpoliced to Stop Cocaine from Bolivia and Colombia
• Brazil's First Woman Chief Justice Wants General Applicability to Alleviate Courts
• Brazilian Industry Unhappy with Little Domestic Demand
• Brazil's Navy Vessels on Their Way to Haiti
• Industry Revises Brazil's Growth Up. GDP Expected to Grow 3.7%.
• Brazilian Police Get US$ 10 Million from the US
• Brazil's Petrobras to Invest US$ 1.5 Billion in the US
• We Won't Rerun US War in Iraq, Says Brazil's Lula Concerning Bolivia
• Biotech Crops Curb Erosion and Pollution in the US and Brazil, Says GM Crowd
• With a Little Promotion Brazil Could Become More Attractive to Arab Investors
• First Quarter Earnings Reports Drive Brazilian Stocks to Record Day
• Sugar, Paper and Leather Lead Brazil's 8.2% Hike in Agribusiness Exports
• US Divide-and-Conquer Tactic Works in Preventing Brazil-LatAm United Front
• Brazilian Exports Press Ahead: US$ 43 Bi in Trade and US$ 14 Bi Surplus
• Bush Wants to End Import Tariff on Brazilian Ethanol
• South of Brazil's Industry Invests US$ 2 Billion in Equipment
• Brazil Says It Will Meet But Not Exceed Its 4.25% Primary Surplus Goal
• Americans Seem Confident the US Can Win World Cup. But Brazil Is Favorite.
• Brazil Worried International NGO's Want to Take Over the Amazon
• Brazil's Tax Burden Is Preventing Industry from Investing More
• Only Cooperation Will Solve Security Crisis in Brazil, Says Justice Minister
• Brazil's Surplus Down Sharply Due to Declining Trade
• Small Business Creates 70,000 New Jobs in São Paulo, Brazil
• Brazil Wants Less Red Tape and More Effective International Help to Haiti
• Lula's Rise in Popularity Doesn't Offset Brazil's Stock Market Losses
• Music: Brazil's Latest Export Product
• Brazil to Use World Cup as Window for Its Agribusiness
• Brazil Calls Again for Summit and Urges US and EU to Cut Farm Subsidies
• Brazilian Farmers' Losses Rise to US$ 13.2 Billion
• Brazil's Agribusiness GDP Falls 6% in Three Years
• Brazil's Paulo Coelho, a Bestseller in Russia, Meets Putin
• Weak US Job Market Gives Boost to Brazilian Stocks
• Brazil's Surplus Grows to US$ 16 Billion for the Year
• OAS Meeting Debates Brazil's Use of Internet in Government
• Brazil Creates Group to Lobby US Congress and End Ethanol Protectionism
• Brazil Wants to Keep Preferential Trade Status with US
• Brazil Snubs US and Backs Venezuela for UN Security Council
• Brazilian Industry Stops Growing
• Partnerships Will Reduce Poverty in Brazil, Says US Commerce Secretary
• Brazil/US Trade Agreement Seems Close at Hand
• Brazil Promotes Other Stars in Germany: Soy, Coffee and Orange Juice
• Brazilian Agricultural Exports to Arabs Grow 15%
• Brazil Coaxing Russia to End Presto Its Embargo on Brazilian Meat
• Brazilian Government Opens Two Schools in Russia to Teach Soccer
• Russian Youngsters Learn Soccer with Brazilian Coaches
• Rally Has Ended. Stocks Are Down in Brazil
• British Firm Invests US$ 36 Million to Produce Quality Meat in Brazil
• For Brazil Winning Is Not Enough. World Wants to Be Swept Off Its Feet.
• Brazil's 2006 Account Surplus Reaches US$ 2.5 Bi, 37% Less Than Last Year
• Brazil Opens First Maximum Security Prison at Cost of US$ 10 Million
• Plenty of Dollar and Hefty Surplus Make Brazil Hum Along
• Brazil's Lower Surplus Helps Stocks to Cool Down
• Brazil Not Happy with Its Shrinking Surplus
• Counting on Varig's Demise Brazilian TAM Gets 37 New Airbus Jets
• Brazil-Argentina Automotive Accord Opens Door to Mercosur Free Trade
• New USAID Director in Brazil Will Oversee US$ 11 Million Budget
• Strong Surplus Gives Brazilian Stocks Some Muscle
• US Is Brazil's Biggest Buyer Followed by Argentina and China
• A Word from Brazil to the EU: Don't Dump Your Old Tires on Us
• Brazil's Housing Deficit Is 7 Million. Still 5 Million Residences Are Empty.
• Brazil Votes in Favor of UN's Declaration on Indian Rights
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 21 Billion for the Year
• Brazil Exports 31% of World's Beef. Russia Still Main Importer.
• New US Ambassador to Brazil Is Bush Fundraiser Who Served in the Netherlands
• Brazil Spends More with Indians, But They Still Have No Voice
• Brazil's 10-Million Ad Blitz to Make Chicken into a National Symbol
• Brazil and India Cold to G8's One-Month Deadline for WTO Negotiations
• Bush to Brazil's Lula: You're Looking Good, You're Looking Good
• Brazil's Lula Tells Bush G8 Needs to Lead Stalled WTO Talks
• Fidelity Opens Outsourcing Service for Banks in Brazil
• UK Wants G8 to Be G13 with Brazil Included
• UK Firm to Help Brazil Develop Polymer OLED Applications
• Brazil's Lula Sends Bush a Message: the FTAA Is Dead. So Is US Dominance.
• Doing Business in Brazil Is Always Hard. In Some Cities Is Even Harder.
• US Sends Trade Representative Schwab to Brazil to Revive Doha Talks
• Brazil Rises from 21th to 11th Among World's Favorite Places for Events
• Against All Hope, Brazil and US Push for Global Trade Agreement This Year
• Brazil and Co. Help Cuba Strike Oil and Snub Washington
• It Will Take 10 Years or More Before Half of Brazil Gets Hooked to the Internet
• Brazilian Doctor Arrested in the US After Illegal and Fatal Liposuction
• Brazilian Indians Demand More Respect from Authorities
• Brazilian Exports Grow 15% and Imports 23%
• Brazil Groans Against Threat of Losing US's Preferential Treatment
• Two Sons of Lebanese Win Brazil's Top Literary Award
• With Brazil's Blessing and US's Opposition Venezuela Breezes to UN Seat
• Iran's Ambassador in Brazil Says His Country Gives Hizbollah Only Spiritual Aid
• Entrepreneur's Fair 2.0 Comes to Brazil
• Brazil Sells Arabs US$ 2.1 Billion in Agricultural Goods, a 15% Boost
• Despite US Push, Brazil Says No to UN Mission in Lebanon
• Brazilian Indians Dealt Setback by Government
• Despite Bleak Picture Murder Rates Are Falling in Brazil
• US Counts on Paraguay to Tame Brazil and Argentina
• Brazil Calls US Threat to Drop Preferential Tariff Unfortunate Pressure Tactic
• Brazil Has Already US$ 2.1 Billion Surplus for This Month
• Friends and Foes, 70% of Brazilians Think Lula Will Be Reelected
• Thermoelectric Plant to Generate 10% of the Energy of Manaus, Brazil
• A Brazilian Slaughterhouse Turned to Europe
• Brazilian Justice Gives Google 15 Days to Sing or Pack Up
• Brazil Lends US$ 420 Million to Giant Steelworks Complex Usiminas
• US and China Skip Meeting of Soy Producing Brazil & Friends
• Brazil and Argentina Ban US Dollar in Their Trade Transactions
• Despite Increasing Imports Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 29 Bi
• Brazilians in US Grow to 2 Million. They Send US$ 2 Billion Back Home.
• For Brazil, Failure Is Not Option in WTO Talks
• US Says in Brazil It Will Find Way Out of WTO's Dead End If There Is One
• Brazil Gives Uruguay Its Blessing for Trading with US and Irks Venezuela
• Americans in Brazil, Come November You Have the Right to Vote!
• Brazilian Surplus Keeps Fast Pace While Beef Exports Beat Record
• Brazilians, Get in Line! Interview Appointment for US Visa Takes 148 Days
• Brazil, in Cuba, Lambasts US for Its Interventionist Policies
• Brazil Betting on Gas Surplus, But Not Before 2015
• Brazil's Oscar Hopeful: "Cinema, Aspirins and Vultures"
• Brazilian Music Gets Heard at Berlin's Popkomm
• Brazil Still Friends With Chavez After 'Bush Is the Devil' Remarks
• Brazil's Export Boom Turning to Bust, Warns Industry Federation
• Heroes or Murderers? Brazil Investigates US Pilots' Action on Boeing Crash
• WTO Examines Brazil Complaint That It Lost US$ 4 Bi from US Cotton Subsidies
• Brazilian Industry Grows Slightly in 9 Regions and Shrinks in 5
• American Hughes Brings Satellite Broadband to 800 Schools in Brazil
• Led by Cereals Brazil Agribusiness Reaches Record Export
• Brazilian Beef Exports Grow 18% in 2006. Close to US$ 3 Billion in Sales
• Brazil Cracks Down on Individuals Sharing Music on the Internet
• For Brazilian Professor, New Torture Law in the US Is Old News
• Brazil Upgraded to Designer by Auto Industry Multinationals
• The Good Money Brazilians and Mexicans Are Making in the US and Sending Home
• Press Freedom Falls Big in the US. In Brazil Is a Little Worse
• Brazil Hosts BioFach, LatAm's Largest Organic Fair
• Bush Calls Brazil's Lula and Asks About His Secret to Win Elections
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches Record High: US$ 46 Billion
• Sales, Jobs and Production All Grow Slightly in Brazilian Industry
• Sugar and Alcohol Help Brazil Agro Exports Reach Record US$ 41 Billion
• World's Admiration Ranking Puts Brazil's Lula in 11 and Bush in 16
• A Brazilian and His Bike Spend 3.5 Years Visiting 28 Countries in 5 Continents
• Exhibitors from US, EU and Africa Show Their Wares in Brazilian Railway Fair
• Brazilian Doctor Gets US$ 1 Million Award in US for Work with Kids
• New Documents Show the US Hand in Installing Dictatorship in Brazil
• World Debates How to Make More Peace and Less Sex Tourism
• Brazilian Congress Holds Session in Solidarity with Palestinians
• Brazil Dedicates a Day to Solidarity with Palestinians
• Brazilian Study Shows Hydropower Pollutes 4 Times More than Fossil-Fuel
• Brazilian Justice Orders Passports to Be Returned to US Pilots in 72 Hours
• Brazil's Chief Justice Robbed in Rio by Heavy-Armed Gunmen
• Brazilian Exports Get US$ 49 Billion, 14% More than Last Year
• For O Estado, Brazil Only Didn't Sue US Pilots' Moms Because It Couldn't
• Democrats Have a Chance to Reshape Bush's Flawed Latin American Policy
• Florida's Jeb Bush Joins Brazil in Promoting Ethanol in the Americas
• Brazilian Industry Tired of Growing Slower than Rest of the World
• Brasileirinho: US Gets a Whiff of Brazilian Choro
• Brazil's Metallurgy Giant Usiminas Ships Overseas 33% of Its Production
• Brazilian Companies Go Looking for Foreign Partners
• Brazil's Jedi Return
• No Change in View for US's Meddling in Latin-American Affairs
• Agriculture Exports Grow 13% in Brazil and Reaches Record US$ 49 Billion
• Computer, Iron and Oil Lead 3.1% Expansion in Brazil Industry
• US Is Counting on Brazil to Resume Stalled Doha Trade Talks
• US and Brazil Get Ready for Lula-Bush's Washington Summit
• Brazil Has Already Accumulated a US$ 1 Billion Surplus in 2007
• African Dust Winds Bring 56% of Brazil Amazon Jungle's Minerals
• Former Miss Brazil Needs Surgery After Being Robbed in Rio
• Brazil Trade Surplus Reaches US$ 1.6 Billion in 14 Days This Year
• Brazil Efforts to End Slavery Not Enough, Says the US
• Brazilian Gets 5 Years for Bribing US Official and Sheltering Illegals
• Brazil Will Do Its Part After US and EU Do Theirs, Says Lula in Davos
• In Quality of Life Brazil Ranks 48, US 5, France 1, Iraq Last
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Reaches US$ 672 Million in 2007
• Brazil to Count on 200,000 Families This Year to Produce Biodiesel
• Washington Says Yes to Brazil's Plan to Keep Its Military in Haiti
• Brazil's Big Industries Invest 8% of Revenues in Fixed Assets
• Brazilian Minister Gets UN Award for Reducing Deforestation by 50%
• Industrial Sales in Brazil Have Biggest Boost Since August 2006
• Brazil Blames US for Doha Negotiations Stalling
• Brazil and US Join Forces to Create Ethanol Standard
• Brazil Sees Biotecnology as Panacea for Economic and Ecological Ills
• Brazil Expecting US$ 39 Billion Trade Surplus in 2007
• Brazil's Temperatures May Rise Up to 6 Degrees by Turn of Century
• 1,200 Vigilantes Poised to Invade Brazil's City of God. It's Not a Movie
• Brazil's Primary Surplus to Drop Below 4% of GDP
• The US's Last Rap Sheet on Brazil Talks About Rampant Crime
• While the US Only Has Eyes for Iraq Russia Warms Up to Brazil and LatAm
• Brazil's Beef, Poultry and Fruit Present at Dubai's Gulfood Fair
• Let's Talk About US's Mounting Irrelevance in Brazil and LatAm
• Brazilian Trade Surplus in 2007 Grows to US$ 1.7 Billion
• Brazil's Lula Tries to Steal Bush's Thunder in Uruguay
• Brazil Has US$ 5.4 Billion Trade Surplus for 2007
• Bush Offers Brazil Energy Deal to Counter Chavez and Ahmadinejad Advances
• Brazil's TAM Adds 6th Plane This Year to Fleet, an Airbus
• In an Allusion to Chavez Brazil Warns US: We're Nobody's Middleman
• Brazil, US, EU and India Try to Restart Doha Talks
• Bush Wants to Show Brazil and LatAm that Democracy Pays
• Brazil-US: Biofuels to Top Lula/Bush Summit Agenda
• Bush Won't Discuss Reducing Ethanol Tariff with Brazil
• Bush Wants Brazilians to Know He Hasn't Forgotten His Neighbors Down Under
• Before Leaving to Brazil Bush Pushes for His Own Bolivarian Revolution
• Protests and Toughest Security Scheme Ever Await Bush in Brazil
• Bush Uses Chavez Tactics to Win Brazil and Latin America
• 84% of Cars Sold in Brazil Run on Ethanol, Gasoline, or Both
• Washington's Annual Report on Brazil's Bad Behavior
• Bush Visit to Brazil and LatAm Will Fail. Expect More Covert Operations
• Bush Won't See Shacks Brazil Razed But Will Still Have Favela View
• Bush Is Kind All Over Calling Lula "My Friend" and Brazil, a World Player
• Brazil's Lula Close to Doha Round Agreement with "Good Friend" Bush
• Anti-Bush Protest in Brazil Turns into War Against Police
• Ethanol: US and EU Get on a Road Brazil Has Been for 20 Years
• Brazil Becomes World's Third Cosmetics Buyer Behind US and Japan
• Violent Protests and Naked Beauty Welcome Bush in Brazil
• Clashes with Police and 22 Injured in Anti-Bush Protests in Brazil
• Bush Says Brazil and US Are Working Together for the Good of Mankind
• Lula & Bush Didn't Discuss What Brazil Wanted Most: Tariff Reductions
• Brazil Has Shown the World Adopting Ethanol Is Possible, Says Bush
• Brazil's Ultimate Anti-Bush Protest: Eating Banana at McDonald's
• Bush Shows In Brazil How to Give Chavez the Silence Treatment
• The World Needs to Eat and Brazil Has the Food
• For Brazil's Lula, US, EU and Poor Are All in the Way of Global Trade Pact
• German Fair Brings Close to US$ 20 Million to Brazilian Shoemakers
• Brazilian Exports Grow 15% to Over US$ 25 Billion This Year
• US Steep Surtax Should Draw Brazil to European and Japanese Ethanol Markets
• Battle for Brazil and LatAm's Good Will Was Fought and Lost on Bush's Watch
• US Ethanol Production Leads Brazil to Double Corn Exports
• Inflation Is Up and Surplus Down in Brazil
• US Visa Becomes a Little Easier for Brazilian Applicants
• Russia's Weapon Peddling in Brazil and LatAm Is a Thriving Business
• Gil, Brazil's Minister and Minstrel, Tours and Charms the US
• Oil and Chemicals Lead Brazil's 6% Industrial Sales Growth
• Brazil's Lula Visits Bush for Ethanol and World Trade Talks
• Brazil Fields 3 Teams Into US's SAE Aero Design Competition
• Being an Ethanol Pioneer Doesn't Exempt Brazil from Eco-Responsibility
• Brazilians and Americans Have Date with Brazil's Culture This April, in Florida
• For Brazil Castro Is Respectable But a Little Old-Fashioned on Ethanol
• When the Mercury Rises in New York Brazilian Musical Goodies Can't Be Too Far Away
• Brazil's Lula Doesn't Get What He Wanted from Bush: End to Subsidies and Tariffs
• Open Your Markets and We Will Reduce Farm Subsidies, Bush Tells Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Believes Agreement on World Trade Will Happen in a Few Days
• Lower Sales Overseas Put a Break on Brazil's Autoindustry
• Neither US Nor Brazil Can Set Latin America's Agenda Anymore
• Brazilian Federal Justice Orders Release of 9 Indians in Jail for a Year
• Florida Première: A Brazilian Maid Not Made to Work
• Brazilian Neurosurgeon Performs World's First Posterior Disc Replacement
• US to Join Brazil in Fight Against Malaria and Tuberculosis in Africa
• Brazil & Co. Sold Their Souls to Bush in Haiti for a Few Pieces of Silver Dollar
• Pioneer Brazil Invests US$ 13 Million in New Amazonas Factory
• Brazilian Urban Indians Are Surviving as Odd Jobbers and Maids
• Mercedes-Benz Gets 60% of Market and Record Bus Sales in Brazil
• Brazil Women Beat French and Swedish Colleagues in Entrepreneurship
• Brazil Federal Police Uncover National Scheme of Sentences for Sale
• Brazil, US and Co. Intransigence Delays Doha Accord to 2008 or Later
• Brazilian Ethanol Powers Double-Decker London Bus
• Arabs Learn from Brazil How to Reduce Poverty
• Experts Say Brazil Won't Grow More than 4.1% This Year
• Brazil's Industry Output Grows 3.8% in First Quarter
• Brazil and US Join in War Games Off Argentina's Coast
• Soy, Meat, Sugar and Alcohol Give Brazil Record Exports
• Lula's Popularity is Low in the Americas, But Bush's Is Even Lower
• Weak Dollar Brings Brazil to the Rescue of Industry
• Brazil's Honey Exports Grow 300%. US Gets It All
• Brazilian Congress Calls Chavez Cheap Hitler and Threat to Peace
• Brazil Will Save the Amazon, But the Rich Should Pay for It, Says Lula
• Brazilian Economist Kidnapped and Abused in His Own Hollywood Apartment
• Thanks to Russia and US Brazil's Beef Exports Grow 39%
• Brazil's Highest Court Sides With Indians Against Rice Farmers
• Brazilian Sushi Is for Export Now
• Brazil Exports Reach US$ 66 Billion in 2007, a 20% Growth
• Brazil Lives Its Best Days Since Republic Was Born, Says Lula
• Doha Trade Negotiations Collapse. Brazil and US Blame Each Other
• US Business Council Urges Brazil and US to Resume Collapsed WTO Talks
• With and Eye to the US Market Brazil's Glasart Reinvents Household Accessories
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 19.6 Billion with Exports Growing 21%
• Brazil's Léa Freire Maps a Sonic Environment, Haunting the Imagination
• Brazilian Industry Urges Bilateral Agreements with US and EU
• Brazil's TAM to Get 26 Airbus Jets for US$ 5.4 Billion
• Paraguay: Is Another Brazilian Neighbor Veering to the Left?
• US Makes Up for Time Lost in Relationship with Brazil and Neighbors
• Soy, Meat and Juices Give Brazil 25% Export Boost
• Brazil's Laundry List of Grievances Against the US
• Brazil Appeals to WTO Against US Farm Subsidies
• Brazil Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 22 Billion. Imports Grow 26%
• The US Plan to Prevent Brazil from Becoming a New Cuba
• Prosecutors Want to Close Airport After Brazil's Deadliest Plane Accident
• Bar Association Calls for Resignation of All Responsible for Brazil's Plane Tragedy
• Another Jet Has Trouble Landing in Brazil's Killer Congonhas Airport
• Plane that Crashed in Brazil Was Flying with Broken Equipment For Days
• Brazil and US Waiting for the Other to Blink First on WTO Talks
• Brazil's Answer to Air Travel Chaos: To Build a New Airport
• Families of Plane Crash Victims in Brazil Accuse Government of Insensitivity
• After Brazil's Air Tragedy São Paulo Says New Airport Isn't Priority
• Shaken with Air Tragedy Brazil Tells the World to Mind Own Business
• Brazil's Current Account Surplus Reaches US$ 4.4 Billion, a 59% Growth
• A Case for Opening US Gates to the World and Saving Brazil's Amazon
• Brazilian Indian Becomes a Doctor in Havana. She's First One to Do So
• Brazilian Industry Shows Best Growth in Two Years
• Brazil Blames Airbus Manufacturer for Brazil's Air Tragedy
• Terror Before Brazil Air Crash: 'Slow Down!', 'I Can't!'
• The US New Fancy Transformational Diplomacy Gives Top Status to Brazil
• Chavez Sees US Hand in Brazil's Delay to Admit Venezuela to Mercosur
• Brazil Agroindustry Growing at Fast Pace of 4.6%
• Brazilian Industry Picks Up in 14 States, But Growth Is Uneven
• Brazil Trade Balance Surplus Drops 6%
• Airbus Washes Hands of Brazil's Deadliest Air Crash
• Egypt Wants to Know What Makes Brazil's Zero Hunger Tick
• Business Climate Getting Warmer in Brazil
• Brazil Industry Grows 3.3% Led by Autos, Metallurgy and Food
• Brazilian Industry Grows Across the Board with Ethanol in the Lead
• In Brazil, Small and Big Farmers Are All in Same Shaky Boat
• Brazilian Sound, Well Beyond Bossa Nova
• Against All Odds Brazilian Indians Defeat Multinational and Get Land Back
• Brazil's Agribusiness Exports Grow 13% to Almost US$ 6 Billion in August
• Led by Industry Economy Grows 5.4% in Brazil
• Brazil Lula Blames Global Instability on US's Casino Mentality
• Thanks to Russia and the US Brazilian Beef Exports Grow 20%
• Brazil's Lula Called On to Soften Bush's Heart on World Poverty
• Brazil Industry Grows Slowly Due to Strong Brazilian Currency
• Brazil's Lula Has Best Regional Image, Bush and Chavez the Worst
• US Commerce Secretary Goes to Brazil on a Mission: Opening Markets
• Brazil Cattle Raisers Now Raise Caiman for the Meat and Leather
• US's Latest Effort to Break Brazil's Trade Barriers
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 31 Billion, 11% Lower than in 2006
• After One Month Decline Brazil Economy Jumps Back on Uphill Track
• For the First Time Brazil Is Part of European Open Days
• US Commerce Secretary Decries Hostile Business Environment in Brazil
• US Loses WTO Cotton War Against Brazil
• Bush Calls Brazil's Lula in Africa. US Wants Progress in Doha Talks
• Brazil Trade Surplus Falls 11% to US$ 33 Billion
• Rolling Stone Chooses the 100 Best Brazilian Albums Ever
• Brazil's Shaman Appeals in Germany for Bushmen Rights
• Hans Stern, the Founder of a World Jewel Empire, Dies in Brazil
• Brazil Gets Best Level of Jobs and Production in Three Years
• Ethanol-powered Plane Is Just One Item on Brazil Embraer's Green Push
• 241 Routes Feed Brazil's Women and Minors Sex Slavery Trade
• Brazilian Justice Threatens to Shut Down Orkut and Google Brazil This Month
• Amazonas State Has US$ 17 Million at 1.5% for Brazilian Green Entrepreneurs
• US Real-Estate Crisis Puts Big Dent on Brazil's Wood Industry
• Mônica, Brazil's Favorite Cartoon Girl, Becomes UNICEF Ambassador
• Brazil Social Movements Want Planting of Eucalyptus Suspended
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 35 Billion, a 11% Fall
• Free and Open-source Software Hailed in Brazil's Global Internet Forum
• Brazilian Jobs Grow in Transport But Fall in Wood and Leather Sectors
• Brazil's Retail Sales Grow Nine Months in a Row, Accumulating 10%
• In Popularity List Brazil's Lula Comes at the Top. Bush and Chavez at the Bottom
• The Death of the Monroe Doctrine. America Is Now for Russians, Chinese...
• The Best Time for Brazil to Go Multinational Is Right Now
• Brazil's Petrobras Sets Aside Close to US$ 700 Million to Help 4 Million Poor
• Brazil Building Industry Puts a Show in the Middle East
• Amnesty Accuses Brazil of Abusing Minors and Women in Its Prisons
• Brazil GDP Expected to Grow 4.71% This Year and 4.33% the Next
• Brazil Won't Consider Venezuela's Admission to Mercosur Before 2008
• Brazil Sound: Peripatetic Wind-player Wainapel Hands in a Potent Instrumental Mix
• 20% of New Brazilian Businesses Don't Resist a Year. Half Disappear in 8 Years
• Office Equipment Gives Brazilian Industry Best Performance in 4 Years
• UN Gives Brazil High Marks for Poverty Fight But a D for Justice
• Easier Credit Gives Brazil Record Year in Vehicle Production
• Brazil's Miracle Man John of God Draws the World's Incurables
• Brazil Domestic Demand Heats Up and Industry Grows 6%
• Brazil's Beef Troubles: Russia Lifts Ban, EU May Impose Its Own
• Brazil's Agribusiness Exports Grow 19% Reaching US$ 54 Billion
• Certification Is the Way to Internationalization, Brazil Concludes
• Brazil Pleasantly Surprised by Year-End Numbers: Industry GDP Is Up 5.3%
• Brazil Is Testing in São Paulo Its Homegrown Ethanol Bus
• US Counting on Brazil to Quench Its Orange Juice Thirst
• Wallerstein on Brazil's Surge and the Decline of the US Empire
• Despite 17% Boost in Exports, Brazil's Trade Surplus Fell 14% in 2007
• After Buying US Swift, Friboi, Brazil's Largest Abattoir, Wins the World
• In 2007 Brazil Exports Grew 17% to US$ 161 Billion and Imports, 32%
• Five Indian Kids Die for Lack of Medical Help in Amazonas, Brazil
• Genocide: 76 Indians Killed in Brazil in 2007. 63% More than in 2006
• Alice's House, the Intricate Family Web of a Brazilian First-Time Director
• Brazil's Agribusiness Has Record US$ 50 Billion Surplus. US Is Main Buyer
• Panicky Markets: US, Clean Your Own Mess, Warns Brazilian President
• Brazil TAM Spends US$ 7 Billion in 46 New Airbuses
• Brazil Paint Industry Hits Record in 2007 with US$ 2.6 Billion in Sales
• Indians Advocate Plurinational States Involving Brazil and Neighbors
• How to Beat Fraud and Still Make Money Doing Business in Brazil
• Brazil's Most Notorious Prostitution House Becomes a Museum
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Collapses Due to Cheap Dollar and Hot Economy
• Brazilian Press Steps Up Coverage of Global Warming
• Brazil Gets Record Exports and Imports. But Trade Surplus Is Down
• After Two Years of Decline, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Grows 6%
• Brazil Expecting US$ 10 Billion Drop in Trade Balance Surplus
• Brazil's New-Found Prosperity Is Powering Economy
• Brazil's Car Industry Sells 41% More in January and Hits Record
• Brazil Still Immune to US Mortgage Crisis, But Not the Rest of LatAm
• Industrial Output Jumps 6% in Brazil. Only 2004 Was Better
• Brazil Gets Import Fever. Trade Balance Surplus Falls by 70%
• Brazil Offers Courses on Leadership to Young Students
• Brazil's Petrobras Gets Top Honors for Sustainability and Ethics
• Brazil Industry Grows Again After Two Months of Decline
• US Recession Won't Reach Copacabana Beach, Says Brazilian Minister
• The Grain, a Touching Piece of Rural Brazil
• Brazil Has Become a Much Better Place than the US to Make Money
• Revenues, Wages and Jobs Are All Up in Brazil
• The US Market Crisis and the Perils to Brazil and LatAm
• US Decries Torture, Child Labor and Political Murder by Police in Brazil
• US Lawyers Sue TAM and Airbus in Case of Brazil's Worst Air Disaster
• Brazilian President Offers Bush Brazil Know-How to Solve US Bank Crisis
• Brazil's Primary Surplus Grows to 6.22% of GDP
• Volkswagen Brazil Reaches 300,000 Units in Truck and Bus Division
• 10% Industrial Output Growth Brings Inflation Fears to Brazil
• Job Market Grows 5% in Brazil
• Brazil Credits Stability to Refusal to Sign Treaty with US
• Lula Vows Brazil's Naval Industry Will Be as Good as the Air One
• Companies in Brazil Double Profits
• Brazil's Small Businesses Grow for Fifth Month in a Row
• Brazil's Agribusiness Exports to Arabs Increase 27%
• Brazil and Russia to Jointly Build Jet Fighters and Satellite Launchers
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Falls 64% in 2008 Due to Cheap Dollar
• Minas Gerais, Brazil, Shooting for a US$ 43 Bi Agribusiness GDP
• Brazil Threatens to Expel NGOs and Foreigners from the Amazon
• Dollar Pouring into Brazil This Month at a Clip of Over US$ 5 Billion
• Exports in the South of Brazil Grow 22%, Well Above National Average
• 69% Positive: Brazilian President Rides Popularity Wave
• Brazil Sells a Quarter of a Million Light Vehicles in April, a Record
• Brazil Trade Balance Surplus Falls 64%
• Brazilian Bus Maker Marcopolo Gets a US$ 30 Million Facelift
• Marriott Brazil Wants Muslims to Feel at Home and Offers Mecca Compass
• Brazilian Seeks Foreign Partner for His Organic Hibiscus Goodies
• Best Performance in Seven Years for Brazil's Small Businesses
• Brazil Gathers 50 Countries to Discuss Sustainable Energy
• Brazil's Free Zone Reaps US$ 7 Billion in First Quarter
• Brazilian Primary Surplus Reaches US$ 37 Billion in 2008
• Brazilian Food Display Maker Eyes Foreign Market
• Brazil Government Replaces Aging Boeings with Brazilian Planes
• US to Buy Brazilian Military Planes to Use in Iraq
• Brazil Wins Billion-Dollar WTO Cotton Dispute with US
• Brazilian Amazon Communities Make Money Saving the Rainforest
• Brazil Betting Foreigners Will Invest US$ 33 Billion This Year
• Elin, Swedish Voice & Brazilian Soul
• Obama Woos 30,000 Americans Living in Brazil to Win White House
• Brazil Inaction Brings Malaria and Tuberculosis Back to Indian Population
• The Washington Consensus Didn't Make Brazil and LatAm Wealthier
• Violence and Corruption: Double Challenge for a Prosperous Brazil
• Brazilian Woman Maimed by Husband Gets Little Justice 25 Years Later
• Brazil's UNESP Gets LatAm's Most Powerful Computer Network
• Brazil's Agribusiness Exports Make Up 38% of All Brazilian Exports
• Brazil Boosts Investment in Agriculture by 12% to US$ 40 Billion
• Brazil Takes to Middle East Know-How to Extract Oil from Rock
• Brazilian Imports Keep Brisk Pace
• Brazilian Justice Can't Tell News Reporting from Propaganda
• Brazil Learns That Innovation Can Double Small Businesses' Profit
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Falls 45% for the Year
• Brazil's Supreme Court Message: We'd Better Learn to Live with Corruption
• Brazil Industry Loses Steam
• Brazil Increases Its Appeal to Foreign Investors
• From the 1.4 Million Cars Brazil Made This Year, 366,000 Were Exported
• Brazilian Imports Keep Growing at 51% Rate
• Brazilian Is CEO of Anheuser-Busch InBev Behemoth
• Brazil Has Already Exported US$ 98 Billion This Year
• 64% of All Jobs in Brazil Are in Small Business in the Interior
• EU Offers 60% Tariff Cut and Asks Brazil and Friends to Reciprocate
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Shrinking Due to Growing Imports
• Brazilian Companies Invest 7.4% of Their Net Revenues
• For a Week Curitiba Becomes Capital of Brazilian Fashion
• 30% of Brazil's GDP and 70% of Exports Come from Medium and High Tech Products
• Brazil's African Small Business Effort Bearing Fruit
• Beyond Paulo Coelho: Brazil Pushes Its Less Famous Writers Overseas
• Brazil Industry's Confidence Index Falls Slightly
• Disappointed Brazil Wants WTO to Keep Trying to Reach Global Agreement
• Brazil's Imports Grow 51% Bringing a 37% Reduction in Surplus
• Brazil's Embraer Builds US$ 50-Million Plant in the US to Make Executive Jets
• Brazil's Industry Shows Signs of Cooling Off
• Brazil Sets US$ 600 Million Apart to Reward Sustainable Agriculture
• Brazil's TAM Airline Has Now a 116-Aircraft Fleet
• 'Pig-Headed' Brazil's Lula Talks to Bush, Says World Will Still Get Trade Accord
• Cheap Dollar Does Not Deter Brazilian Bus Maker Marcopolo from Exporting
• Brazil and US Vow Joint Effort to Develop Energy Security
• Brazilian Classified Portal ZAP Adds Comparison Shopping Tool
• Brazil: Cargo at Amazonas' Manaus International Airport Grows 13%
• Brazil's Agribusiness Exports Reach US$ 7.9 Billion in July. A 50% Growth
• Brazil Produces 1.89 Million Vehicles and Becomes World's 6th Car Maker
• High-Stakes Corruption Case in Brazil Sets Off a Judiciary Civil War
• Half of Brazil Agriexports Goes to Emerging Countries. China Gets 8%
• Better Wages Help Food Industry in Brazil Grow 21% This Year
• Artists, Musicians and Chefs Give Washington DC a Monthful of Brazil
• Drug Security: Brazil Gets Its Own US Pharmacopeia Branch
• Sex Change Is Human Right in Brazil and Can Be Made for Free
• Cell Phones Lead Exports from Brazil's Industrial Hub of Manaus
• So Far This Year Brazil Has Exported US$ 122 Bi and Imported US$ 105 Bi
• UN Urges Brazil to Ensure Human Rights to Its Indians
• São Paulo (10.9 Million), Rio (6.1) and Salvador (2.9) Brazil's Biggest Cities
• Brazil Agribusiness Exports Explode: 27% Growth, US$ 74 Billion in Revenues
• Brazil President Hints He Might Choose a Woman to Succeed Him
• Brazil Imports Increase and Trade Surplus Falls Dramatically
• Brazil Goes to Russia and Middle East in Search of Fertilizers
• Brazil's Petrobras Keeps Its Place at Dow Jones Sustainability Index
• Continental Adds a Nonstop Flight Between Houston and Rio, Brazil
• Construction and Farming Weigh Heavily on Brazil's 6% GDP Growth
• Brazil Sides with Bolivian Morales and Says Civil War Should Be Avoided
• Brazil's Amazon Handicraft Industry Eyes the US and the Foreign Market
• Brazil's Farming Boom Favors Mostly the Midwest
• Brazilian Company Brings Intelligent Showers, Bathtubs and Locks to Miami
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 18 Billion This Year, a 37% Decline
• 1,100 Exhibitors from 20 Countries Come to 14th Rio Oil & Gas, in Brazil
• Brazil Stock Market Tumbles Another 6.7% for a 28% Loss This Year
• Brazilian President Makes Fun of Wall Street's Super Brains
• Brazil's Giant NovAmérica Now Makes Sugar Under Muslim Inspection
• Brazil Teaches 4,000 Small Businesses How to Sell Overseas
• Boeing, Dassault and Saab on the Run to Sell Brazil 100 Fighter Jets
• Brazil's World Trade Center Seminar Discusses Global Trade in Middle East
• Brazilian Industrial Production Shrinks Slightly
• Small Oil Company from Brazil Looks Overseas for Business
• Today's Election in Brazil May Put Two Women in Competition for Presidency
• Brazil's Word to the US: Don't Even Think About Socializing Your Losses
• Brazilian TAM Starts Daily Flights to Orlando
• Brazilian President Calls US a Teenager Hiding Failings Grades from Parents
• Over 70 Indians Elected as Mayors and City Council Members in Brazil
• Thanks to China There's Only One Way to Brazil's Agribusiness: Up
• A Silver Lining for Brazil's Agriculture: the Stronger Dollar
• Brazil President Goes to Washington for Summit on Global Economic Meltdown
• Year-Round Daily Houston-Rio, Brazil, Coming Soon from Continental
• Brazil's Nominal Surplus Reaches US$ 1.8 Billion in September
• For Brazilian President, Obama's Victory Would Be Spark of Joy to the World
• What Brazil Wants from Obama: End to Farm Subsidies and to Cuba's Embargo
• An In-Depth Look at US Interventionism in Latin America Throughout History
• Brazilian Journalist Jailed for Criticizing Judge
• Brazil and LatAm Confident US Bullying Will Be Over in Obama Era
• Brazilian Indians Demand Inquiry on Police Violence
• World Leaders Took Humility Tea, Says Brazil's Lula After G-20 Summit
• Brazilian Mayor Tries to Smother Critical Newspaper
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Tumbles US$ 13 Billion from Last Year
• Brazilian CEO of Anheuser-Bush InBev Vows Best Beer in a Better World
• Want Cheap Ethanol? Go Make It in Brazil
• Brazil Expects Foreign Investments to Fall US$ 10 Billion in 2009
• Russia Wants Joint Ventures with Brazil in Space and Defense
• Brazil and Argentina Want Higher Tariffs to Stop Chinese Invasion
• Brazil Lays Out US$ 35 Million for a Bioenergy Disneyland
• Brazil-Russia's New Open-Door Policy: Visitors from Both Countries Need No Visa
• 13-Year-Old Case: Brazil Urged to Find Journalist's Murderer
• Brazil Industry Falls 1.7%, Car Sales Drop 26%
• Brazil's Challenge: Avoiding Oil Curse, Says Minister
• Brazil Debuts 17-Million-Strong National Directory of Businesses
• 70% of New Companies Fail in Brazil
• Brazil Takes Leading Role in Sustainability Among Emergents
• Exports by Small Brazilian Firms Reach US$ 2.1 Billion, a Record
• Brazil Ready to Fill Any Void Selling Farm Products Worldwide
• Brazil: Dollar Inflow Falls Dramatically from US$ 85 Bi to US$ 5 Bi
• Brazilian University Gets Zero Energy Consumption Building
• This Crisis Won't Kill, It Will Only Make Brazil Stronger, Minister Believes
• MAN AG Buys Brazilian Volkswagen Truck and Bus for US$ 1.6 Billion
• Brazil's Trade Surplus at US$ 23 Bi, US$ 14 Bi Less Than Last Year's
• Brazil Ponders an Agribusiness Overhaul to Face Global Crisis
• Brazil Joins France to Blame US for Crisis and Demand More Oversight
• Brazil's Industry Leaders Want to Bypass Mercosur and Sign EU Accord
• Brazil: After 6 Years Killer of TV Reporter Gets Special Release for Good Behavior
• 25 per 100,000: Brazil's Per-Capita Homicide Rate Is Three Times the World Average
• Lula's Favorite Gets Face Lift Before Running for Brazil's Presidency
• Brazil Waiting for a More Stable Market to Issue Bonds Overseas
• Brazil's Agribusiness Had Banner Year with US$ 60 Billion Trade Surplus
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Falls 38%, the Worst in Five Years
• Brazil Tries to Sell New Trade Image, Beyond Raw Material
• Less than a Quarter of Brazilians Have Internet Access
• Agriculture Represents 36% of All Brazilian Exports
• Killings of Indians in Brazil Fall 40%, Still 53 Were Murdered in 2008
• Brazil, the Least Affected by Global Economic Crisis
• There's No Place for Brazil's Ethanol and Biofuels in a Real Green World
• Brazilian Court Reverses Release of TV Reporter's Killer
• Brazil's Agribusiness Model Breeds World Hunger While Fattening Monsanto & Co
• Brazil's Asylum to Italian Terrorist Leads Rome to Recall Ambassador
• In the Black, Brazil's Agribusiness Fears World's Neoprotectionism
• Among World's 100 Best Schools Brazil's USP Advances 26 Points
• The Brazil-Russia Romance: Lula Flying to Moscow Twice This Year
• US and Argentina Get Lion Share of Brazilian Petrobras US$ 16 Bi Investment
• US Representative Urges Brazil to Return Abducted American Child
• While Car Sales Plunge in the US, in Brazil They Are Up
• Brazil Is Back to Black on Foreign Trade
• Rio Group: Snubbing Washington and Pampering Havana
• Continental Adds Third Daily Nonstop to Brazil: Houston-Rio
• Brazil's Lula Names the Blue-Eyed Bullies: US, UK and Spain
• Brazil to Get US$ 14 Billion Trade Surplus This Year, One Third of 2007
• Sloppy Revision in Brazil's Textbook Delays Columbus Trip Over 400 Years
• Brazil Wants to Stimulate Economy by Cutting Primary Budget Surplus
• Brazil to the Rescue of Meatpacking Sector with US$ 5 Billion
• After Decades US Beaten by China as Brazil's Main Export Destination
• Brazil's Industrial Activity Falls 15% in First Quarter
• Brazil Has 6 Confirmed and 30 Suspected Cases of Swine Flu
• Brazil's Agribusiness Thriving in Africa, Asia and Middle East
• Brazil's Trade Surplus in First Four Months 68% Better than Last Year's
• Despite 3% Fall Brazil Still Makes US$ 75 Billion in Agriculture
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus One Third Bigger than Last Year's
• Brazil Holds Global Meeting on Sustainable Soy Growing
• Beef Industry Still a Bright Spot for Brazilian Exporters
• In Brazil They're Sure They Hit Bottom. The Only Way Is Up Now
• After a Year and a Half of Deficits Brazil Gets US$ 146 Million Surplus
• Search Goes On for Jet Lost in the Atlantic on Flight from Brazil to France
• Brazil to Start Producing Second-Generation Ethanol in September
• OAS: For Brazil's Lula, Cuba Is Not the Ugly Duckling Anymore
• Brazil-France Effort Recovers in the Atlantic 17 Bodies from Air France Jet
• Brazil to Join EU and US in Effort to Research Nuclear Fusion Energy
• Slow Pace: Brazil Surplus Grows to US$ 10.5 Billion
• Brazil Justice Allows US Father to Have Son Back, But He Has to Stay in Rio
• A Blind Brazilian Actor Plays Keen-Sighted Title Character in Hollywood
• Over 60% of Small Businesses in Brazil Feeling Financial Crisis
• Brazil Contributes US$ 33 Billion to World's US$ 1,6 Trillion Entertainment Bill
• Brazilian Industry Sees Brazil's GDP Falling 0.4% This Year
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 53 Billion for Agriculture for When the US Bear Wakes Up
• A Tribute to a Brazilian Writer Who Made Theater into a Weapon for the Oppressed
• Brazil's First Hydrogen Bus Enters Service in São Paulo
• São Paulo, Brazil, Agricultural Exports Fall Close to 10%
• Brazil Industry's Installed Capacity Up, But Still 3% Below Last Year
• Brazil Has Best Semester for Car Sales Ever: Close to 1.5 Million Units
• Brazil's Exchange Surplus Reaches US$ 2 Billion
• New Revelations of Corruption Add Pressure on Brazil's Senate Chief to Resign
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Reaches US$ 15 Billion, 19% More than Last Year
• Brazil Learns How to Make Money Being Eco-Friendly
• Brazil Pans US and Clinton's Role in Honduras Coup d'État Crisis
• Brazilian Judge Orders Newspaper Columnist to Shut Up or Pay Up
• Brazilian Diplomats From Around the World End Crash Course on Brazil Agribusiness
• After Brazil Complaint Britain Decides to Take Back 1,000 Tons of Toxic Trash
• Uncertainty (35%), Falling Sales (28%) Main Complaints of Brazil's Small Industry
• Brazil's Exchange Surplus Close to US$ 500 Million in July
• Brazil Industry Has Worst Semester Since 1975
• US Ready to Lend Brazil US$ 10 Billion for Oil Exploration
• Brazilian Shaman Urges World to Sign Indian Rights Law
• Brazil Tells Colombia About Its Concern Over US Forces in that Country
• Brazil Wants South American Summit to Create Anti-Drug Council
• Brazil's Agribusiness Exports Much Better than Anticipated
• Brazil's Lula Wants Obama to Discuss US Military with Him and Colleagues
• Brazilian President's Closest Aide Involved in Senate's Corruption Scandal
• Brazil Breaks Multi-State Gang Who Counterfeited Papers to Get US Visa
• Brazil: Bahia's Elite Preventing Indians from Getting Land
• After US Agreement Colombia Wants Military Rapprochement to Brazil
• Dilma, Marina, Heloísa, 3 Women Who Wish to Be Brazil's Next President
• Brazil: Another Hurdle on Dilma Rousseff's Way to the Presidency
• Prostitution: Brazil Justice Sees No Crime in Occasional Sex with Minor
• Obama Considering Brazil Invitation for Summit on US Forces in Colombia
• Mergers and Acquisitions Fall 21% in Brazil
• Brazilian General Accuses Lula of Lack of Independence for Opposing US Bases
• Brazil and South America Split over US-Colombia Military Cooperation
• Brazil Readies Its Sanctions List Against the US
• Brazil Plans to Increase Production of Goat Milk
• Brazil's Lula Tapping Obama's Marketeers for His Hand-Picked Successor
• Why the US Weapons Industry Has Lost Brazil and LatAm to China and Europe
• Military Deal: Brazil Wants the US to Show Proof It Can Be Trusted
• Brazil's Unified Healthcare System Invests in Care for Serious Diseases
• Brazil's GDP Grows 1.9% Compared to First Quarter
• Brazil Is No Trigger-Happy Venezuela, Says Brazilian Minister
• Forget Mercosur, US Wants Bilateral Trade with Brazil
• Brazil's O Estado Marks 50 Days Under Censorship
• Brazil's Sugarcane Industry Applauds Ecological Zoning with Reservations
• Reflection of the Times Brazil's 2010 Census Wil Ask About Same-Sex Marriage
• Emirates Wish to Open Islamic Slaughterhouse in Brazil
• Brazilian Presidential Candidate Hires Obama's Internet Strategist
• Free of Cancer Woman Lula Wants to Succeed Him as President of Brazil
• We'll Be 9.1 Billion by 2050. Brazil Gets Ready to Feed the Planet
• World Crisis Puts a US$ 40 Billion Dent in Brazil Exports this Year
• US Gives Brazilian Terrorist Visa So He Can Listen to Jazz in New Orleans
• Brazil to Demand in Copenhagen that US & Co Pay for Damages Inflicted on Planet
• International Lawyer in Brazil to Denounce Chavez' Human Rights Abuses
• Brazil Says New Tax on Foreign Investment Is to Avoid Bubble
• Brazil's Biggest Party Backs Lula's Hand-Picked Candidate for President
• Brazil Makes Its Case to Saudis that Brazilian Agribusiness Is Good for Them
• Brazil Counting on US$ 3 Billion from US and EU for Hotel Sector
• Brazil's Lula Starts Storm Comparing Himself to Jesus and Allies to Judas
• In prosperity Finland Is 1st. US 9th, Brazil 41st, Zimbabwe Last
• Brazil on a Roll: 5% Growth in 2010 and 5th Largest Economy by 2016
• Hackers Deface US Embassy Site in Brazil with "Putrid Trash of a Country"
• US's HRF Gives Brazilian Woman Human Rights Award for Fighting Death Squads
• Chavez Compares Brazil's Lula to Jesus and Sees Venezuela in Mercosur
• Brazil Is Putting on Green Make-up, Says Greenpeace
• Obama Increases Pressure on Brazil to Get Boeing's F-18 Fighter Planes
• Obama Hasn't Kept Promises on Latin America, Says Brazil's Lula