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• No Tears Shed for Windows in Brazil
• Brazil and Chile Discuss Human Rights
• Brazil Praises Chile for Opposing Iraq War
• Brazilians Learn How to Read and Write the Cuban Way
• Brazil Wants US Condemned for Cotton Subsidy
• Brazil's Lula in Ecuador Pleading for Unity
• Brazil's College Quota: 10% for Poor and Blacks
• Brazil to Indemnify Families of ''Politically Missing''
• Indians from Brazil Against Piracy of Their Culture
• AIDS Among Poor Women Goes Up Sharply in Brazil
• Brazil Says It Takes Good Care of Its Refugees
• Brazil: For 37 Million Bus Is Too Expensive
• Old Age and Pension in Brazil and Other Countries
• Brazil Launches Aggressive Campaign Against Child Sex Abuse
• EU Invests in Program to Export Brazil's Lesser Known Fruits
• Brazil to eliminate hoof-and-mouth disease by 2005
• Brazil's Life Expectancy to Equal Japan's by 2050
• Despite NGO's Praise, Disabled Suffer in Brazil
• UN Advice to Brazil: Export More Technology!
• Brazil on a Push to Modernize Ports
• Four Out of 10 Have No Tap Water in Brazil
• Brazil to Leave Inprint on World's Largest Hydroelectric
• Blackouts Are a Thing of the Past, Says Brazil
• Brazil's Minister Fears Balkanization of His Country
• IMF's Advice to Brazil: 'Share the Riches'
• In Brazil, Still a Long Way to Go, Baby
• Bush Missed a Chance to End Bigotry Against Immigrants
• In Brazil, Hope Springs for a Month
• Brazil: Rush in Congress for Biosecurity Law
• In 3 Months, Brazil Distributes 1 Million Remedies
• Portugal Backs Brazil for Permanent UN Seat
• In Brazil 90 Million Have No Sewage Collection
• Sixteen Million Illiterates in Brazil Over 15
• Getting Ready for Brazil-Arab Summit
• Two Million Barred from College in Brazil Due to Poverty
• Brazil to Reserve 300,000 Places in College for the Poor
• Brazil Holds International Meeting on Food Security
• Brazil to Overhaul Country's 11 Main Ports
• UN Sees Crime Rising in Brazil
• Law Not Enough to Solve Brazil Kids' Plight
• Over 80% of Brazilians Are Living in Cities
• Lula's Popularity Is Up Again in Brazil
• It Took 27 Years, But Japan Will Eat Brazilian Mango
• Brazil Wants an Easier Way to Send Money Back Home
• Brazil and Ukraine Get Ready for Joint Space Mission
• Brazil's Lula and France's Chirac Get Cozy in NY
• Most Adopted Children from Brazil Go to Italy
• Brazil's Lula: War Is Not the Answer to Terror
• Brazil Finds Its Water Is Highly Contaminated
• Brazil Places an Order for 93 Million Textbooks
• Brazilian Queen Lee in the Apple
• Brazil's Rocky Road to a Security Council Seat
• England and France Favor Permanent Seat for Brazil at UN
• Brazil's Environment Czar Lashes Out at Transgenic Soybeans
• Brazil Is Hip in Moscow
• Brazil to Tell US: Our Sanitation Has Improved
• Brazil Tourism: Gearing Up for Best Year Ever
• Brazil: Good Economy Gives Lula a Boost
• Brazil's Embraer Flying in 58 Countries
• 26% of Brazilians Over 10 Studied 3 Years or Less
• A Plan to Make Brazilians Read
• Brazil Sees Bad Faith in EU's Proposal
• Women Candidates Still Few in Brazil
• Brazil's Electronic Ballot Spreads Throughout Latin America
• Powell Wants Brazil's Nuclear Plants Inspected Soon
• Brazil: 'No Need to Always Agree with US'
• Brazil Starts Campaign Against Sex Slavery
• Brazil Presents Samba de Roda as Mankind's Heritage
• Brazil: 'It's Natural to Enrich Our Uranium at Home'
• Brazil Is Getting Old: 15 Million Are Over 60
• The Winners and Losers of Brazil's Biosecurity Law
• UN Reviews Brazil's Request to Extend Its Territory
• Brazil's BRV: They Love Foreigners
• Danisco Plants Itself in the Heart of Brazil's Citrus Area
• In Competitiveness Brazil Gets an F
• Brazil Prepares Big Self Promotion Campaign in the US
• In Brazil, from Drugs to Software, All Is Pirated
• The World Debates in Brazil How to Be Energy Savvy for the Coming Decades
• Apple Becomes Brazil's Number One Fruit Export
• Kerry Responsible for Haiti Turmoil, Says Brazilian General
• Lula Calls Brazil's Dental Condition Shocking
• Brazil Lures World with Its Furniture
• A Brazilian Appeal: Help Haiti, Fast!
• If You Refuse DNA Test, You're the Father in Brazil
• Lula: 'Brazil Won't Play a Supporting Role Anymore!'
• Brazil: Only Truth Will Put Ghosts of Dictactorship to Rest
• Tourism Among Brazil's Top Ten Earners
• Brazil's Odebrecht Gets a Foot in Arab Door
• A New Blackout on Brazil's Horizon, Warn Scientists
• Brazil Lacks 6.5 Million Houses
• Brazil Breaks Up Ring Offering Sex Tour Packages
• Brazil's NGO Wants Dictatorship's Archives Opened
• Brazil's Quandary: To Open or Not Dictatorship Archives
• Brazil Goes to Sea to Get Electricity
• Brazil: Software Firms Join the Free Software Bandwagon
• Brazilian Diplomats to Have Hands-on Training in Trade
• Brazilian Industry Running Close to Full Capacity
• Brazil to Give a Break to Foreign Visitors
• Italy Goes to Brazil to Build Ports and Railroads
• Average Interest Rate in Brazil: 29% a Year. In the World: 4%
• It's Been Ten Years Since Banks Had So Much Profit in Brazil
• PC Pirates Killed Computer Market in Brazil
• In Brazil, Maternal Mortality Still 74 for 100,000 Births
• Kerry or Bush, Brazil Will Get the Stick
• Brazil Brings Haitian Foes to the Bargaining Table
• Brazil Holds Latin American Summit
• Brazil Dreaming of a Latin American and Caribbean Free Trade Area
• Brazilian Jujitsu Conquers United Arab Emirates
• After Thieves Grab a Picasso Brazil Vows Better Security for Federal Museums
• Brazil: Rio Group Defends Social Justice and Multilateralism
• Brazil to Double Dairy Export to Middle East
• In Brazil Air Gets Better, But Forest Fires Grow Worse
• Brazil Wants Cuba at Latin America's Table
• Fimma Fair, Brazil's Furniture Showcase
• Private Colleges Open 82,000 Places for the Poor in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Passes the Hat for Haiti
• Brazil's Credicard Group Regroups
• Brazil: World Forum Discusses Water Use and Misuse
• US Rate Hike Cools Brazilian Market
• US$ 1.65 Million from US to Fight Hunger and Sex Exploitation in Brazil
• Brazil Market Goes Flat While Waiting US Rate Hike
• Brazilian Armoured Car's Next Stop: Iraq
• Brazil's Lula Says New Deal Inspired His Biodiesel Program
• Brazil's Arab Summit Will Also Be a Big Bazaar
• Haiti Minister Learns Agricultural Practices in Brazil
• Brazil Wishes Arafat's Dreams Will Be Kept Alive
• Digital and Free Internet Coming Soon to Brazilian TV
• Brazil's Red Tape Makes It a Poor Exporter
• Brazil's Internet Drafted Into Prostitution Fight
• Brazilian Duo Teach Al Jazira How to Samba
• Brazil's Satellite Pictures for Sale
• India Chooses Brazil as Theme at Trade Fair
• Brazilians Want Budgets Accountable for Social Goals
• Brazil's General in Haiti Just Wants to Hide Own Incompetence
• Brazil's BNDES Lends US$ 11.5 Bi. Still 62% Get No Money.
• Impunity Continues 8 Years After Brazil's Massacre
• Expect Rice to Bring the Cold War to Brazil and Latin America
• Haiti to Be Under Brazil's Troops Watch One More Year
• Some Light Camera Action at Cinema Brazil
• Haiti, a Thorn on Brazil's Side
• Brazil's Itaú Gets in the Business of Tracking Stolen Cars
• In Brazil, Blacks Earn Only Half as Much as Whites
• Race Speaks Louder than Class in Brazil
• Fitch on the Lookout After Brazil Intervenes at Bank
• Brazil's Artefacto Furniture Takes International Road
• Brazil Getting Ready for 32 Million Elderly
• Europe Getting 190 Tons of Brazilian Berries
• Haiti Getting Candy and Water from Brazil
• IMF Listens to Lula and Is Ready to Change Rules
• Brazil's Housing Deficit of 7 Million Might Double
• 71.3! Expect to Live that Much if You Are Brazilian
• Brazil Ready to Stay 10 Years in Haiti
• Brazilian State Can't Take the Mafia and Calls the Feds
• Brazil Helps Put the US and the Middle East to Bed
• Brazil's Micro Credit Program a Hit. Default: 1.2%.
• An US$ 80 Million Steel Deal Between Brazil's CVRD and Qatar
• Cigarette Kills 200,000 Brazilians a Year
• Brazil's Micro Credit Program a Hit. Default: 1.2%.
• Brazil's Lula Wants to Take Colleges to the Interior
• Haiti to Get Left Party with Brazil's Help
• From Cradle to Grave Brazilian Blacks Have it Tougher
• Maharaji Gets Peace Award in Brazil
• Two New Laws for Brazil's Disabled
• Brazil Steps on Minefield Putting a Price on Dead and Disappeared
• Brazil's Baby Incubator Leader Is in 60 Countries
• Brazil Tries to Build a House for 30,000 Homeless Indians
• Brazil's Lula Gets Boost from Polls
• Brazil Changes the Guard in Haiti
• Brazil's Carandiru Massacre: 111 Dead, 13 years, No One Guilty
• 40% of Brazilian Adults Are Obese
• Mercosur Asks in Brazil: Where's the Money for Haiti?
• 80,000 Homes Not Built in Brazil Due to Red Tape
• Brazil Marks US$ 4 Billion for Housing
• Brazil Gets Its Own Digital Atlas
• New Missile to Be Launched by 2006, Says Brazil
• Brazilian Volunteers Ready to Help Asian Tsunami Victims
• Brazil: Dialogue With US Citrus Growers Is Off
• Brazilian Children With AIDS Get Helping Hand from Los Angeles Foundation
• Brazil Sends 18 Tons of Food and Medicine to Asia
• Best in 10 Years for Brazil Companies
• Emirates Drawing Brazilian Doctors and Athletes
• More than 5,000 Mayors Take Office in Brazil
• Brazil Markets Start Year Subdued
• Brazil's Donations to Tsunami Victims in Search of Plane
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 4 Bi to Deal with 7.2 Bi Houses Deficit
• Back to Business as Usual in Brazil
• Another Push Far from Microsoft, in Brazil
• US Earning Season Lifts Brazilian Stocks
• Moody Gives Brazil Thumbs Up
• Brazil's Power Trip: 43 Electricity Plants on Tap
• Furniture Show Brings Europe and US to Brazil
• Brazil Pleas for Haiti at UN
• Tsunami Should Not Distract World from Haiti, says Brazil
• Brazil Opens Research Centers for AIDS and TB
• In Brazil, University for All Is Law
• Consumer and Capital Goods Drive Brazil Industry Up
• Brazil Proposes Cash for Weapons to Disarm Haiti
• This Brazilian Is a Jewel Designer to Sheikhs and Top Models
• A Brazilian and a New Zealander Share Eco Passion
• Brazil's Fruit Exports Jump 10% to 851 Tons
• Brazil Is World's 6th Textile Producer But 42nd Exporter
• Brazilian Tile Maker Wants Bigger Chunk of Foreign Pie
• Brazil Tells Africa: You Can Count on Us at UN
• Brazil's Interest Rates Scare Investors
• Brazil's WSF to Be Powered by Linux
• Brazil Proposes Arab Country for UN Security Council
• Guyana Gets 8 Tons of Medicine from Brazil
• Brazil Wants Fair Profit for Biodiverse Areas
• Expect Bush to Bring Cold War to Brazil and Latin America
• Free Software Is Major Theme at Brazil's World Social Forum
• Brazil's Goal: To Sell 20% More Fruit Overseas
• Chevron Closes Brazil's Oronite Plant
• China Strength Moves Brazilian Stocks Up
• Brazil's Computer for All Program Has Already Lent US$ 16 Million
• In Davos, Brazil's Lula Fights for the Poor and Cajoles the Rich
• Brazil Joins World on Mourning for Auschwitz
• World Bank Helps Brazil Help Haiti
• Brazil's Leader in Kids Clothes Conquers Europe
• Fed's Higher Rates Cool Brazilian Stocks
• Brazilian Men to Help US Study on Cervical Cancer
• Brazil Keeps Sending Aid to Tsunami Victims
• Brazil Gets UN Prize for Anti-Poverty Project
• Brazil Confesses Impotence Via-à-Vis Haiti
• Brazil Goes to Washington to Fix Its Social Security
• Brazil Wants More Nations in the Club of Ten
• Bad Idea, Say Brazil's Military to Sharing Dirty War Files
• Brazilian Inventor Converts Any Fruit or Vegetable into Flour
• Foreigners Shoot Brazil's Stocks Up
• Furniture Fair in Brazil Shows the Best World Has to Offer
• Brazilian Ceramic Handcraft for Export
• Brazil's Lula and Venezuela's Chavez Discuss Amazon Defense
• Brazilian President Visits UK. End of Farm Subsidies in the Agenda.
• Murder of US Nun Deeply Shakes Brazil
• Brazil to Provide Up to 70% of Uruguay's Electricity's Needs
• Harlequin Enters Brazilian Book Market
• Looking for the Villains in Brazil's Banking System
• Brazil Hosts UN Conference on Digital Inclusion
• Time for a Strong Brazil-Arab Business Connection
• Looking for Diamonds in Brazil
• Brazil Cajoles Caribbean Nations Into Backing It for UN Seat
• 4,000 Soldiers Ready for Action in the Amazon After Nun's Slaying
• After All-Time High, Brazilian Market Tumbles
• Brazil Gets Ready to Sell Carbon Credits
• Brazil Wants US Help Against Money-Laundering
• Brazilian Indians Enter Information Era
• Brazil Market Slides With Weak Dollar
• Brazil Wants a Larger Piece of World's Software Pie
• Brazil Wants to Be Known As Software-Hip Country
• How Brazil Breeders Are Improving Arab Cattle
• Hacker Is Beautiful and I Am One, Says Brazilian Minister
• Arab Summit in Brazil Will Have Parallel Private Deals
• More Blacks and Less Whites in Brazil
• In Brazil, Rural Illiteracy Is 27%
• Brazilians and Arabs Looking for a Common Agenda
• New Leadership and Gold Findings in Tapajós, Brazil
• Brazil and Kwait Discuss Big Trade Unbalance
• Service Fees Make Brazil Banks Incredibly Profitable
• Gang Shoots and Wounds Brazilian Soldiers in Haiti
• Solitario Searching for Gold and Platinum in Brazil
• Brazil's Petrobras Profit Is Up, But Its Stocks Go Down
• Brazil Kitchen Teaches How to Eat Well and Avoid Waste
• Brazil Serious on Delivering the Internet to Everyone
• Brazil Gets UN Security Council's Presidency
• New York and LA Get to Know Brazil's Damasceno Art
• Brazil's Itautec to Launch ATMs at German Fair
• In Brazil, Quotas and Scholarship Bring 5% More Blacks to College
• In Brazil, Police Intimidation Prevents Debates on Indians Interests
• Brazil Starts Program Against Sex Tourism
• Brazil Wants to Know Why 242 Indians Committed Suicide
• Oil Drop Raises Brazil Equities
• Norway Firm to Help Bridge Digital Gap in Brazil
• Brazil Finds Out Women Do Not Cost More to Employers
• Brazil Teaches Guatemala Zero Hunger
• 'Brazil Is Not Nuclear,' Says Balloon Crisscrossing the Country
• Brazil Under Operation Shock of Order for Carnaval
• Collegeless Join Homeless and Landless in Brazil
• Indians and Farmers in State of War in Brazil
• 77 Million Brazilians Don't Eat Enough. 39 Million Are Obese.
• Indian Kids Dying of Malnutrition in Brazil
• Brazil's Maria Rita Gets Her Hollywood Debut
• Church to Help Brazil Fight Malnutrition Among Indians
• Cultural Shock and Suicide Plague Brazilian Indians
• Only End of Land Disputes Will Solve Indian Problems in Brazil
• New Republic Celebrates 20 in Brazil
• Tuition Fees Lead Inflation in Brazil
• Brazil Is Energy-Ready Through 2009
• Africa and Brazil Get a Step Closer
• Fleeing Brazil Market to Higher Ground
• Brazil's Itaú Bank Celebrating a C Rating by Moody's
• Brazil Wants to Become a Power in Software
• US Accused of Unjustly Taxing Brazilian and Latin American Crews
• 1/3 of Pregnant Women Get Abortion in Brazil
• Arabs and Brazilians Should Have One Voice, Says Brazil
• Brazil Says It's Ready to Be a UN Security Council Member
• Brazil Creates Water Fee to Pay for Sanitation
• NGO Urges Brazil to Control Haiti's Police
• IMF Urges Brazil to Fight Poverty and Inequality
• Brazil's Port of Santos Adopts Verint's Security
• Brazil Finds Large Sylvite Beds in the Amazon
• Inflation Fears Bring In the Bears in Brazil
• US Senator Defends UN Permanent Seat for Brazil
• Brazil to Launch Campaign to Curb Violence Against Women
• Brazilians Trying to Make Sense of the Mercosur
• Brazil's Per Capital GDP Grows 3.7% to US$ 3,640
• Kofi Annan Calls Brazil's Lula for Support
• Brazil Tries to Cut Red Tape on Biodiversity Research
• Brazil to Export US$ 2 Billion in Software
• Brazil's Itaipu to Increase Capacity by 11%
• Arab League Wishes to Reopen Its Offices in Brazil
• Brazil Reaping the Fruits of an Arab Summit Not Held Yet
• A New Daily from Washington to Brazil
• Canada Firm Bets on Brazilian Diamonds
• Brazil: Massacre Brings Hundreds of Federal Agents to Rio
• 6 Million Vacant Houses Might Help Brazil Reduce Housing Deficit
• Brazil Calls Summit with Arabs "Historical"
• Brazil Says South America-Arab Summit Won't Be Against Anyone
• Brazil Opens 1000th Computer Center
• All Over Brazil Students March for University Reform
• Brazil and US Sign Agreement on Money Laundering
• Brazil Joins Java Community to Spread Free Software
• Brazil Ready to Fight Foreign Threats to Amazon, Says Admiral
• Brazil Ready to Become 2nd Largest Granite Exporter
• Cervical Cancer Vaccine Developed in Brazil
• Nigeria Wants Brazil-Africa Summit
• A Lebanese's Success Story in Brazil
• UN Urges Brazil to Stop Copying US in Racism Fight
• Brazil Approves Plan to Deal With Elderly
• Oil and US Inflation Boost Brazilian Market
• Brazil Drafts US Multinationals to Affirmative Action Program
• The Anantha Scent from Brazil Wins the Arabs
• Brazil Starts Emergency Program to Save Indian Kids
• American Group Condemns U.S. Decision Against Brazilian Steel
• U.S. Steel Applauds ITC's Measure Against Brazilian Steel
• South Meets South at Arab-Latin Summit in Brazil
• Arab Summit Brings Typical Art and Food to Brazil
• Unicef Donates to Stop Deaths of Brazilian Indian Kids
• Army Will Protect Arab Summiteers in Brazil
• Consumers Blast U.S. for Taxing Brazil Steel
• This Mitsubishi is 100% Brazilian
• 20 Heads of State Confirm Presence at Brazil's Arab Summit
• Brazil Gets Chile Backing for UN Security Council
• Brazilian Indians Get Six New Reserves
• Foreign Capital Flies Back to Brazil
• Brazil Goes High Tech to Fight Fruit Fly
• Dire Poverty Main Cause of Haiti Plight, Says Brazil
• Brazil's TAM Picks Unisys to Be IT Honcho
• Coming Arab Summit in Brazil Already Bearing Fruits
• Cheers to Lula and His 'Left Wing of the Possible' in Brazil
• Postgraduates in Brazil Are 122,295 with 9% Yearly Growth
• The Little Guys from Brazil Who Made Big in Furniture
• Indians Get Land in Brazil and Governor Declares 7 Days of Mourning
• An Accord to Simplify Beef Exports from Brazil
• Ecuador Plans to Request Gutiérrez Extradition from Brazil
• Brazil to Give Small Businesses Up to US$ 1,900 Loans
• Indians Get Electricity in Brazil. 10 Million People Still Lack It.
• Tourists in Brazil Will Have Lessons on Typical Fruit
• Brazil Wants a More Competitive War Industry
• Brazil-US Message Vows Ending Poverty
• The Brazil Challenge: Lift Millions out of Poverty
• Brazilian Fruit Exports Get Push and Money from Government
• Brazil Pitches In at Community of Democracies
• Brazil's Voice in the World Counts a Lot, Says Sachs
• World's Love for Coffee Feeds Brazil's Realcafé
• A Candid Talk of Rice with Brazil's Veja Magazine
• Brazil Goes Prospecting the Middle East for Tourists
• Brazil Creates Police Force for Triple Frontier
• We're Not Shiite, Says Brazil in Refusing US Money
• Fed Increase Does Not Sway Brazilian Market
• Haiti: Little to Cheer, Much to Fear
• Brazil Gets 21 Heads of State for Arab-South American Summit
• Brazil Spends 16% of Its GDP in Social Programs
• Brazil and Mauritania to Explore Oil Together
• Kravitz' Guitar Makes US$ 128,000 for Brazil's Zero Hunger
• Angola Backs a Bigger Global Role for Brazil
• Electricity for All by 2008 is Doable, Says Brazil
• Brazil's Largest Port for Grain to Invest US$ 36 Million
• Egypt Seeks Closer Ties to Brazil and Mercosur
• Argentineans Go to Brazil to Do Business with Arabs
• Brazilian Army Trains for Arab Summit
• A Bill in Brazil to Simplify Holding a Referendum
• Brazilian Indians Get Vitamin A to Boost Immunity
• Brazil Goes to Buenos Aires Asking for UN Votes
• Mexico and Argentina Oppose Brazil's UN Bid
• Brazil Can Count on Portugal for UN Council Seat
• Americas' First Wave Power Plant Is 100% Made in Brazil
• Brazil: 9,000 Strong Police Force to Secure Arab Summit
• Capital Goods Lead Brazil's Little Growth
• Brazil's Petrobras Gets a BB- from Fitch
• Brazilian Virtuosi Assad Brothers to Play at Arab Summit
• Businessmen Excited About Brazíl's Arab Summit
• Brazilian and Arabs Exchange Biotecnology Information
• Brazil Puts Its Goods on Show to Arabs
• Brazil's Arab Summit, a Rebuff to U.S.'s Bullying
• US and EU Are the Past. The Future is Brazil and BRIC
• Algeria Sees Arab Summit in Brazil as Good for Trade
• TV Brasil Airs Arab Summit to the World
• A Mere 1.5% of Arab Exports Go to Brazil and South America
• Brazil: New Arab Summit on the Making
• Brazil Doesn't Know the Arabs and Vice-Versa
• 4.1% of Brazil's Exports Go to Arab Countries
• Getting Brazil Close to Arabs Is a Lula's Pet Project
• Brazil's Bradesco Rated BB- by Fitch
• Becker Underwood Takes Brazil's Nitral
• Brazil's Lula Wants a World Where Poor Benefit from Globalization
• Arabs and South Americans Meet in Brazil's Business Fair
• Brazil's Arab Summit Will Decry Terrorism
• Transport Is Main Barrier Between Arabs and Brazil
• Saudi King Calls Lula and Vows to Visit Brazil
• We Need to Get Closer, Says Brazilian Minister to Arabs
• 34 Countries at Brazil's Arab Summit. Only Half Sent Chief of State
• Brazil's Lula Condemns Again US and EU Subsidies
• Brazilians Demand End to Opression of Arab Women
• Israel and US Worried Brazil's Arab Summit Will Harm Middle East Peace
• Arabs See Summit in Brazil as Political Platform
• Arabs and Mercosur Take Step to Free Trade Zone
• Arab Summit: Now in Brazil, Next in Morocco
• Brazil's Lula Praises Palestinian Patience
• Lula Urges Arab Leaders in Brazil to Challenge Economic Order
• Unilateral Combat of Terror Not Enough, Says Syrian Leader in Brazil
• Chávez, in Brazil, Accuses US of Blocking South-South Cooperation
• Iraqi President Suggests in Brazil Arab-South American Bank
• In Brazil, Kirchner Suggests Multilateralism to End Poverty
• Relations with Arabs Will Never Be the Same Again, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazil Hosts 1,000 LatAm Youth for UN Millennium Goals
• Brazil's Arab Summit: Plenty of Reproach to US and Israel
• Brasília Declaration Urges Nuclear-Free Zone for Middle East
• Brazil: Brasília Declaration Defends Falklands Talks
• Arabs and Brazil Keep the Talks and Deals Going
• A Taboo Word at Brazil's Arab Summit: Democracy
• Brazilians and Arabs Just Need a Few Adjustments, Says Minister
• Brazil and Sudan Sign Crops for Oil Deal
• Brazil Summit Is Real Globalization, Says Arab Leader
• Biotechnology, Blessing and Curse for Poor Countries Like Brazil
• Brazil: Brasília Declaration Full Text
• Doctors Without Borders Calls Brazil's Bluff on AIDS Patent
• Arab Summit in Brazil Condemns, But Doesn't Define Terror
• Brazil Builds a Bridge Between Haiti and the Caribbean
• 'I Defend a Palestinian State and Israel,' Says Brazil's Lula
• Jamaica Defends a Permanent Seat for Brazil at the UN
• Brazil and Barbados Agree Haiti's Violence Must End
• Brazil to Sign 15 Accords with Japan and South Korea
• Brazil Farmers Need New Standards of Productivity
• Interest Hike Depresses Brazilian Stocks
• Mission Accomplished. Brazilian Soldiers Leave East Timor.
• 64% of Brazil's Software is Pirated. But US Has 10 Times More Losses.
• Brazil and Japan: A Powerful Duo Goes After UN Power
• South Korea Lends Half-Hearted Support to Brazil's UN Ambitions
• Little Piauí, in Brazil, Wants to Sell More than Cashew to the Arabs
• Army and Navy Officers Join Brazil's 1,200-Strong Military Force in Haiti
• Argentina Calls Brazil's UN Bid Undemocratic and Elitist
• Brazil Starts Teaching of Black Culture with Africa Maps in All Schools
• Nuclear Conference Presided by Brazil Ends All Talk and No Teeth
• 7.2 Million Brazilians Don't Have a House to Live In
• Lula's Popularity Falls to 57%. And 47% of Brazilians Condemn His Politics.
• Haiti Gets 280 Army and Navy Troops from Brazil
• Brazil Has a Chance to Show Its Health Care Goods in the Middle East
• 70% of Brazil's Work Force Are Women and Blacks
• 150 Brazilian Army Engineers to Rebuild Haiti's Infrastructure
• Want to Sell to the Chinese? Brazil Can Help.
• Profit-Taking Time in Brazil and LatAm
• Campaign for a Wider UN that Would Favor Brazil Threatens to Split UN
• Brazil Expects Rich Nations Will Keep Their Promises to Haiti
• Brazilian Indians Get Water Filter and Info to Reduce Kids' Diseases
• Bristol-Myers Makes Brazil World Center for its IT Support
• Less than 3% of Brazil's 180,000 Public Schools Have a Computer
• After Taking Over the World, Brazil's Orange Juice Becomes a Hit in the Middle East
• Brazil Market Down Under Clouded Political Skies
• Brazil Spends 8% of GDP in Communications, But It's Still Too Little
• Brazil Would Take a Seat at UN Even Without Veto Power
• Each Year 70,000 or 10% of the World's Human Traffic Cases Occur in Brazil
• Brazil's Residential Developer Gafisa Gets US$ 50 Million US Infusion
• Brazilian Juice Producers Learn to Get the Right Taste for Export
• Brazilian Industry Calls Chinese Competition Unfair
• G-77 Main Theme Is Brazil's Proposal for a Revamped UN
• Brazil Expecting 80,000 from Around the World to Hospital Fair
• Brazil Joins G-77 in Doha to Condemn US and EU Farm Subsidies
• Brazil Wants to Help 2.2 Million Illiterate Teens and Adults
• French Heritage Allowed to Sell Silicone Breasts in Brazil
• Echoing Brazil, UN Urges Urgent Reform of Security Council
• Congo Joins Africa Wave in Support of UN Seat for Brazil
• Hollywood Gets Alive With Beth Carvalho and the Sounds of Brazil
• Brazil Is Losing Competition Race, Warns American Chamber of Commerce
• For US Foundation Brazil Cannot Invoke Health Emergency to Break AIDS Drug Patent
• Brazil Didn't Make the US Short List of Favorites for a UN Seat
• South Summit Adopts Brazil's Lula Zero Hunger Idea
• Operation Anti-Corruption in Brazil Leads to More than 1000 Arrests
• South Summit Adopts Brazil's Lula End World Hunger Program
• Brazil's Bribery Scandal Puts a Dent on Lula's Popularity
• Kitchen on Wheels Teaches Brazilians How to Be a Frugal Chef
• Brazil's Lula in Paraguay for Mercosur Summit
• Only 35% of Brazilians Rate Lula's Administration as Good
• Brazil Notifies the US: It Still Wants a UN Seat
• Egypt Discovers Brazil's Medical Market
• Brazil Brings Internet to the Inner Cities
• In 12 Years, Brazil's Infant Mortality Drops from 50 to 29 Per 1000
• Creative Design Is Paying Off for Brazil
• What Haiti Needs Are Some Good Friends Like Brazil
• Attorney General Says Brazil's Biosecurity Law Is Unconstitutional
• Brazil to Stay in Haiti Till New President Takes Office in 2006
• Brazilian Army Frees Kidnapped Haitian Officer
• Brazil Confident Its Suggestion for UN Reform Will Win
• Sweden Partipates in Brazilian Seminar on Women Trafficking
• Brazil's Small Ambition: 1% of the World's Garment Trade
• Brazil Debates a Plan for Racial Equality
• Brazil Gypsies Want a Birth Certificate for Starters
• Textile Production Falls in Brazil. Chinese Are Blamed.
• Experts and NGOs Brainstorm Ways to Ease Brazil's Poverty
• Blacks Are Not a Minority in Brazil, Says Minister
• Brazil Ponders Joining the US$ 100 Laptop for All Bandwagon
• Navy's Ship Becomes Showcase of Brazil's War Industry
• Minister Says Brazil Is Creating 90,000 New Jobs a Month
• Solar Energy Brings Electricity to Brazilian Indians
• Minister Wants All Cabinets Engaged in Fighting Race Inequality in Brazil
• 1 Million Gypsies Want Brazil to Make Room for Them and Their Culture
• Brazil Is Serious About Fighting Racism, Says OAS
• 'Healthy Brazil' Fights Overweight, a Problem with 40% of Brazilians
• Why Brazil and Others Can't Afford Last-Generation AIDS Drugs
• Brazil and G4 Create United Front for UN Reform
• A Plan to End Brazil's Fiscal Deficit
• Brazil's Patent Breaking Is No Theft, Says Doctors Without Borders
• Carbon Credits Should Bring Brazil US$ 160 Million a Year
• Italy Will Send Mission to Brazil in Search of Partnerships
• New WTO Rules Mean More Brazil Fruit Juices Overseas
• Brazil and G4 Try New Push for UN Security Council Expansion
• International Study Shows Machismo Is Still King in Brazil
• Brazil Gets Ready for National Referendum on Firearms
• Hunger and Social Exclusion Require Urgent Action, Says Brazil's Lula at G8 Summit
• Brazil to Implant World's First Robotic Arm into a Human
• US, EU, China Discuss Food Security in Brazil
• Brazil Furniture Growing Fast in Arab World
• Federal Univesity Branches Are Spreading Throughout Brazil, Says Lula
• Brazil to Get 78 New US$ 0.40-a-Meal Restaurants
• Despite Vote-Buying Scandal Fitch Sees Stable Outlook for Brazil
• G4 Meets at Brazil's Embassy in London to Discuss UN Reform
• IBM Develops Service Center for Brazil's Perdigão
• Experts Discuss in Brazil Global Good-Food Code
• Lula's Popularity Up. And So Is the Market in Brazil.
• In Brazil, Only 9% of Congress Members Are Women
• Brazil and G4 Accused at UN of Selfishness Disguised as Altruism
• While Brazil Burns Lula's Popularity Rises
• Furniture and Appliances Boost Brazil's Retail Sales
• Brazil's Lula Appeals for Haiti and Africa in Paris
• Brazilians Fail PT, But Give Lula High Marks
• Brazil's Computers for All Program Will Offer Special Loans
• Making Police Less Threatening than Bandit Is Challenge for Brazil
• Experts in Brazil Discuss a Security Plan for All of South America
• Promising Vaccine to Cure AIDS Being Tested in Brazil
• Brazilian Indian Chidren Get Vitamin A in Effort to Reduce Infant Mortality
• Brazil and US Hold 16-Country War Games in Brasília
• Brazil and G4 Meet African Delegates to Discuss Their Dream UN
• Africa and G4 Closer to an Agreement on UN Reform, Informs Brazil
• Brazilian Bradesco Rated BB+ by Fitch for Long Term Foreign Currency
• Brazil and France Exchange Ideas on Hunger and Food Programs
• Brazil Presses Ahead to Reform and Get Permanent Seat at UN
• Poverty and Fear Make Brazil a Land of Many Faiths
• Under-the-Table Money Moves 90% of Political Campaigns in Brazil
• US Sends Troops to Paraguay Just a Stone's Throw from Brazil's Frontier
• Brazil's Global Bonds Get a BB- from Fitch
• Digital TV? Brazil Has to Wait at Least 10 Years.
• Lula Continues Brazil's Cabinet Shuffle
• Brazil to Boost Protection to Children Threatened with Death
• How to Survive in the Jungle of Brazil Without Cash
• Brazilian Software Becomes a Hit in Europe and Japan
• American PhDs Get Green Building Program in Brazil
• Brazilian Market Rallies on Back of Good News
• Brazil Confident Congress Will Not Halt Due to Corruption Probes
• Fitch Gives Thumbs Up to Banco do Brasil and Down to Brazil's Banco Rural
• Fenavem, Latam's Biggest Furniture Trade Fair, Opens in Brazil
• Brazil Gets Tough in Haiti, Freeing Kidnapped People and Seizing Drugs
• Latam's Main Furniture Fair Opens in Brazil
• Brazil Forgets Politics and Keeps Its Stock Winning Streak
• UN Troops in Haiti Get New Commander. A Brazilian Again.
• Eight Americans Arrested in Brazil for Making Porno Movies
• Brazil Takes Its Profit and Runs
• Brazil Selling Products Overseas For Quality and Not Low Price Alone
• Brazil Sought for US$ 100 Billion Real Estate Project in the Emirates
• Brazil's Corruption Scandal Keeping Country from Having Better Credit Profile
• Brazil's America Latina Logistica Gets BB- and Good Word from Fitch
• African Union Rains on Brazil's UN Parade
• US and China Join Forces to Defeat Brazil and G4 at UN
• Brazil Gets Own Branch of Altair Engineering
• Brazilian Finance Minister Says Government Scandal Will Not Taint Economy
• Low Interest Expectations Give Brazil a Boost
• While Scandal Rages Brazilian Students Get Lesson of Probity with Public Money
• Brazil, World's Top Bovine Herd and Top Gelatin Storehouse
• Only a New Attitude by EU and US Will Save WTO's Doha Round, Says Brazil
• Norway's Telenor Gets Green Light in Brazil to Sell Directly to Clients
• Dengue Jumps 180% in South of Brazil. Authorities Urge Public
• Brazil's House Speaker in a Hurry to Get Political Reform to Avoid Crises
• Brazil's Lula Wants Urgent 'Democratization' of the UN
• International Scientists in Brazil Look for New Seeds to Fight World Hunger
• Brazil's Emergency Political Reform Will Ban Pop Stars from Political Rallies
• Political Reform Bill in Brazil Calls for an End to Private Donations to Candidates
• Brazil: In Rio's Poorest Areas 70% of Birth Certificates Have No Father's Name
• Brazil Has 241 Routes to Sexually Exploit Women and Children
• Political Reform Will Not End Corruption in Brazil
• Ukrania and Colombia Inspect Brazilian Meat Before Starting to Order the Product
• In Brazil, Most Voters Have No Idea Who or What They Are Voting For
• Brazilian Who Brought Jiu Jitsu to US Gets Award in California
• Brazil Will Never Have Blackouts Again, Promises President Lula
• Truck Drivers Drafted into Brazil's War Against Child Prostitution
• Mercosur and CAN Speeding Integration at Brazil Summit
• Brazilian Tropfruit Makes Juice for Foreign Tastes
• March in Brazil Urges Better Housing and Sanitation
• Saudi Students Visit USP, Brazil's Leading University, and Vow Cooperation
• Brazil's Votorantim Gets Serious About IT
• Fitzpatrick Gets His Own Site to Talk Brazilian Politics
• Brazil's Light For All Served 375,000. There Are Another 625,000 In Line.
• Brazilian Software Teaches English in the US
• 12 Million Brazilians Still Have No Electricity at Home
• Brazil Wants Light for All Completed by 2009 Instead of 2015
• Brazil Gets a 10-Day Bath of Mediterranean Culture
• Scotland Yard, for Its Brazilian Fatal Blunder Gets the Fabrication of the Year Award
• Brazil Taps Free Software to Bring the Information Society to 270,000
• New York's One-Million Crowd Celebrates Brazil
• Lack of Publicity and Security Hurting Brazilian Tourism
• Most of Brazil's Volvo Buses Are Shipped Overseas
• Brazil and UN Peace Mission to Remain in Haiti Past the Election
• Brazilians, Relieved, Take Profits and Run
• The Dream Is Dead. Most Brazilians No Longer Trust Lula.
• Brazilian Blind Get Program that Convert Into Sound Every Computer Text
• Cover up and Foot Dragging by British Police on the Brazilian Murder
• Brazil's Social Security Over US$ 1 Billion in the Red
• Brazil's Lula Vows Not to Kill Himself or Take Any Extreme Action
• Group Finds Extreme Inequality and Lack of Infrastructure in Brazil
• Brazil Authorizes Power Bill Increases of Up to 16%
• Brazil Has Eight Candidates to Global Multimedia Award
• Brazil's Deadbeats Grow 13%
• Fishing for Letters, a Brazilian Program to Teach Fishermen How to Read
• Incubator Center in Brazil Hatches a Hit: Robot Football
• Brazil's Defense Minister Confirms Purchase of 12 Mirage Warplanes
• Brazil Ready to Produce the All National Braillewriter
• For Experts Brazil Can Resist Political Crisis, But Not Lack of Reforms
• Brazil Opts for Regional Development in Program Involving 23 Ministries
• Brazilian Stocks Bump Up Despite Continued Political Chaos
• Brazil Offers Credit Line to Small Businesses
• 15th Movelsul Brazil, LatAm's Largest Furniture Fair, Expects 33,000 Visitors
• People on the Streets and Authorities Lambast Brazil's Impunity
• Brazil on the Verge of Becoming a World-Class Semiconductor Hub
• Damascus Fair, Fertile Ground for Brazilian-Syrian Joint Ventures
• Brazil's Federal Workers Go on Strike to Protest Lula's Temporary Decree
• Brazil Among World's 10 Most Unequal Countries. 10% Get Half the Wealth.
• A Mere One-Quarter of Brazilians Are Fully Literate
• 70% of Brazil's Fishermen Are Illiterate
• Thanks God for Washing Machines
• U.S. Union Fights Takeover of Bankrupt Varig Assets in Brazil
• Leader of the G-20, Brazil Gets Ready in Pakistan to Battle U.S. and E.U.
• Brazilian Government Rules Out Blackouts in Foreseeable Future
• News of Lula's Waning Popularity Depresses Brazil Stocks
• Brazil Lula's Popularity Tumbles 10 Percentage Points
• Finance Minister Deplores Brazil's Barriers to Foreign Information Techonology
• Brazil Denounces U.S. Military Presence in Paraguay
• Drop in Popularity Doesn't Bother Him, Says Brazil's Lula
• In New York, Brazil's Lula Talks About World Hunger and Poverty
• You Can't Have Peace With One Billion Hungry People, Brazil's Lula Tells UN
• Weak U.S. Brings Investors to Brazil
• US Helps Brazilian Police Arrest 43 from Visa Gang That Sent People to the US
• Brazil and G4 Will Try New Approach for Reforming UN
• Brazil's Intelligentsia Calls for Corruption Probe and Lula's Impeachment If Needed
• Moreno Veloso and Orquestra Imperial Make US Dance the Brazilian Way
• Foreign Investors Make Brazilian Stocks Boom
• US, France and Great Britain Debate in Brazil Paulo Freire's Literacy Method
• In Haiti, Brazilian Minister Stresses Importance of Coming Elections
• Brazilian General Sees Reasonable Stability in Haiti
• Brazil Ambassador Deplores Lack of International Help to Haiti
• With Meals at 43 Cents Brazil's Community Restaurants Are a Hit
• Jailed Brazilian Cambist Denies Working with Political Parties
• US Investors Flee Rita to the Promising Shores of Brazil
• Brazil Prods Haiti to Vote and Offers Support
• Poll Reveals: Majority of Brazilians Don't Trust Lula
• In Competitiveness, US Comes First and Brazil Is Almost Last in Line
• Finance Minister Sees Long Cycle of Growth for Brazil
• Political Uncertainty Keeps Brazil from Getting Better Credit Rating
• Brazilian Marble Firms Form United Front to Invade the U.S.
• Youngsters from 50 Countries in Brazil for Entrepreneurs Summit
• Digital TV to Start in Brazil in 2006. Country Gave Up Building Own Standard.
• Brazil's Formula to Expropriate Rural Property for Land Reform
• In Brazil, Where 70% of Computers Are Pirated, Piracy Is the Rule
• Brazil Disappointing in Competitiveness in the World... and Falling
• New Data on Brazil's Low Competitiveness Are Not Accurate, Says Minister
• Bad Schooling Keeps 15 Million Brazilian Students Overtime in School
• NGO Says Legal Abortion in Brazil Would Be Life Saver to Poor Women
• Lower Interest Expectation Warms Up Brazilian Stocks
• Lula's and Pope's Emissaries Try to End Brazilian Bishop's Hunger Strike
• Brazil Starts World's Second Biggest Wind Energy Park
• Brazil Offers Half a Million Cheap Linux-Powered Computers
• Brazil Thinks Ways of Using Alternative Sources for Power
• Brazil Gets an Upgrade from Fitch and Market Gets a Boost
• The US Is Butchering the Election in Haiti and Brazil Is Its Accomplice
• Brazil Gets Ready to Cash Its Carbon Credits
• US Still Number 1 Spammer, But Brazil Gets Honorable 5th Place
• Brazil and Latin America Gather in Spain for Summit
• Brazil's Zero Hunger Czar Takes Stock and Sees a Long Way to Go
• Lula Urges Portugal to Ease Process of Legalizing 30,000 Illegal Brazilians
• At Work and College Life Gets Tougher for Brazilian Women
• Economies Are Stagnant or Declining in 70% of 5,700 Brazilian Cities
• Spain to Discuss 30,000 Brazilians Who Live There Illegally
• Epidemic of Lolitas in Brazil. Girls as Young as 10 Led into Prostitution.
• Brazil's First Referendum Ever Is Blow to Oligarchy
• Brazilian Referenda and Plebiscites Are Quite Undemocratic
• Brazil Celebrates UN's Role as the Planet's Peace Keeper
• Brazil's Referendum Fever: Congress Gets More than 300 Proposals
• Brazil to Coordinate South American Fight Against Sex-Tourism
• Amnesty Calls Brazil Friendly