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• Brazilian Teachers in the Forefront of War on Drugs
• Brazil Praises Chile for Opposing Iraq War
• Some Lessons from Brazil to Fight World Poverty
• Brazil's College Quota: 10% for Poor and Blacks
• A Brazilian Pledge: Lasting War on Deforestation
• Brazil to Clean Its Gasoline
• Brazil to Indemnify Families of ''Politically Missing''
• AIDS Among Poor Women Goes Up Sharply in Brazil
• In Brazil, Alcohol Is the Main Cause of Crime
• Rain and Drought Shrink 2004 Brazil's Crop
• Brazil Starts Sex Education Campaign for Gays
• Despite NGO's Praise, Disabled Suffer in Brazil
• Lula: 'Brazil Is More Than Carnaval and Street Kids'
• Brazil Reaffirms Commitment to Africa
• Brazil Steps Up Search for Slave Workers
• UN Praises Brazilian AIDS Program
• Brazil's Zero Hunger International Gets Wide Backing
• Brazil to Leave Inprint on World's Largest Hydroelectric
• How Brazil Fooled the Whole World on AIDS
• Brazil's Minister Fears Balkanization of His Country
• Have the Brazilian Police Become More Humane?
• Malaria and Malnutrition Plague Brazilian Indians
• Brazil Is Front Runner in Coffee Race
• In Brazil, While Varig Withers Gol Grows
• Brazil's Aeromot: Making Planes for 15 Countries
• Brazil to Overhaul Country's 11 Main Ports
• Brazil and Egypt Don't Know Each Other
• Brazil and Ukraine Get Ready for Joint Space Mission
• Brazilian Indians in Washington for Indian Museum Opening
• Lula Is No Friend of Ours Say Brazilian Indians
• Dramatic Jump in Brazil's Dairy Exports
• Brazil's Finance Minister Might Step Down to Coordinate Lula's Reelection Campaign
• Brazil Wants Its Share of Indian Riches
• Brazil: Arabs and Gaúchos Make Big Plans
• Brazil's Embraer Flying in 58 Countries
• Brazil Forecast: Less Grain, More Meat
• Spain Pitches In for Brazil's Zero Hunger
• Brazilian Furniture Makes an Impression in Middle East
• FTAA: Let's Wait the US Elections, Says Brazil
• Brazil Producing Only 20% of AIDS Drugs It Needs
• Brazil's Eco Artist Uses Recycled Wood
• Kerry Responsible for Haiti Turmoil, Says Brazilian General
• Panama's National Airline Orders Brazilian Jets
• A Brazilian Appeal: Help Haiti, Fast!
• Brazil: Journalist Wants Dictatorship Abuses Reinvestigated
• 25 de Março, the Most Arab of Brazilian Streets
• Brazil: Only Truth Will Put Ghosts of Dictactorship to Rest
• Brazilian Senators Create Basic Rights Bloc
• Brazil's Odebrecht Gets a Foot in Arab Door
• Brazil Lula's New Battle Cry: We Must Be Eclectic
• UN: 'Only Joint Effort Can Cure Brazil's Crime Epidemy'
• Brazil to Expand Its AIDS International Assistance
• Brazil, Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
• 30,000 in Brazil Forced to Leave Home Due to Rains. Army Called.
• Brazil to Give a Break to Foreign Visitors
• Italy Goes to Brazil to Build Ports and Railroads
• Brazil Shows Polarization Between Lula and Cardoso Parties
• Brazil's Credit Rating Upgrade Felt More Like a Downgrade
• Royal Road: A Walk Into Brazil's Infancy
• Brazil Brings Haitian Foes to the Bargaining Table
• Indians Get a Stronger Voice on Brazil's Politics
• Brazil and Spain Mean Business
• Brazil Dreaming of a Latin American and Caribbean Free Trade Area
• UK Looking Forward to Serious Business when Brazil's Lula Visits London
• Brazil Wants from Chile Same Treatment Given the US
• In Brazil Air Gets Better, But Forest Fires Grow Worse
• Brazil Wants Cuba at Latin America's Table
• 90% of Brazil's Cashew Is for Export
• Brazil's Lula Passes the Hat for Haiti
• Brazil's Inflation: Down in Retail, Up in Wholesale
• Brazil's Amazon to Get Special AIDS Care
• Can Brazil Do Justice This Time?
• US$ 1.65 Million from US to Fight Hunger and Sex Exploitation in Brazil
• Brazilian Armoured Car's Next Stop: Iraq
• Brazilians and Arabs Find Consensus on World Affairs
• Haiti Minister Learns Agricultural Practices in Brazil
• Brazilian Justice Acquits Man Sentenced for 1988 Massacre of Indians
• Brazilian Indians Win This Round. They Can Stay.
• Air Canada Goes Back to Brazil's Embraer for 15 More Jets
• Brazilian Presence Grows in China's Air
• Brazil Embraer's Sales Double
• Brazilian Indians Unite and Get Organized
• Brazil Calls Itself Safe Haven for Arab Money
• Brazil's General in Haiti Just Wants to Hide Own Incompetence
• Europe to Get Brazil's Eco-fabric
• Brazil Presents First Plan Under Kyoto Protocol Guidelines
• Expect Rice to Bring the Cold War to Brazil and Latin America
• In Brazil, Half of All New AIDS Victims Are Between 13 and 24
• Brazil Gives Itself a Glowing Review on Conservation
• Haiti to Be Under Brazil's Troops Watch One More Year
• Haiti, a Thorn on Brazil's Side
• Brazil's Embraer Sees Itself Delivering 7,800 Jets in 20 years
• Kyoto Starts. Brazil Gives Example.
• Brazil's Amazon to Get US$ 80 Million for Conservation
• 20 Indian Tribes Get an Audience in Brazil's Capital
• What's Wrong with This Picture? 24% of Brazil's Cargo Goes by Train.
• AIDS Among Gays Drops to 15.9% of All Cases in Brazil
• Drug Users Are Majority of New AIDS Cases in Brazil
• Brazil Uses Balloons and Satellite to Study Air Pollution
• Haiti Getting Candy and Water from Brazil
• Brazilian Women with AIDS on the Up
• Brazil Ready to Stay 10 Years in Haiti
• AIDS on the Rise Among Blacks in Brazil
• Inventors from Brazil Win International Eco Competition
• Brazil's Gol Goes International. First Flight: Buenos Aires
• Brazil's Industry Leads Best Growth in 9 Years
• For Many Men in Brazil, Beating Up Women Is a Right
• Spain Writes Another Check for Brazil's Zero Hunger
• Brazil Says It's Ready and Willing to Break AIDS Drugs Patents
• Brazil to Break AIDS Drugs Patent? 'All Bluff.'
• Haiti to Get Left Party with Brazil's Help
• In Brazil 70% of Women Abuse Is Shelved. At Women's Request.
• To Beat a Woman Is Just Natural in Brazil
• One Third of Brazilian Women Are Victims of Violence
• Brazilian Indians Sitting on World's Largest Diamond Mine
• Self-sufficient in Milk, Brazil Boosts Exports
• Brazil's Embraer Introduces New Jet to Asia
• Brazil Tells in Peru What It's Doing to Reduce Amazon Deforestation
• Arab Skies Friendlier to Brazil's Embraer
• Another Brazilian for Alcoa Latin America's President
• Brazil Tries to Build a House for 30,000 Homeless Indians
• Brazil Changes the Guard in Haiti
• Mercosur Asks in Brazil: Where's the Money for Haiti?
• Brazil: Grassroots Action Amid Mud Huts
• Brazil Makes Goat Leather Chic
• Brazil's Atech on the Cutting Edge of Air Traffic Control
• Brazilian Diplomat to Thailand and Son Victims of Tsunami
• Brazil: The Very Exclusive Petroleum Club
• Brazilian Children With AIDS Get Helping Hand from Los Angeles Foundation
• Brazil Markets Start Year Subdued
• Brazil to Send Aircraft Carrier to Help Tsunami Victims
• With an Eye on Tourism Brazil Fights Crime
• Brazil Pleas for Haiti at UN
• Tsunami Should Not Distract World from Haiti, says Brazil
• Brazil Misses Another Chance to Do Indians Justice
• Brazilian Indians Invade Indigenous Foundation
• Brazil Proposes Cash for Weapons to Disarm Haiti
• Brazil: Guarani Indians Will Fight for Their Land
• Brazil Uneasy About US Soldiers on Its Borders
• Brazil's Embraer Delivered 148 Jets in 2004
• A Brazilian and a New Zealander Share Eco Passion
• Condoms for All: Brazil to Give Away 1 Billion of Them
• Delta Closes US$ 400-Million Deal with Brazil's Embraer
• In Nova Serrana, Brazil, Unemployment Is Zero
• Guyana Gets 8 Tons of Medicine from Brazil
• Spain Invests US$ 74 in Brazilian Tourism
• Spain's Premier: "Brazil Has Gained the Future"
• Standard & Poor Sees a 'Solid' 2005 for Brazil
• Expect Bush to Bring Cold War to Brazil and Latin America
• Brazil Takes Best Horses and Riders to Dubai
• Brazilian Small Business Discovers the Arab Market
• Brazil Hoping a Brazilian Will Be Next WTO's Chief
• Brazil Betting Good Money on Air Cargo
• S&P Downgrades Brazil
• World Bank Helps Brazil Help Haiti
• Brazil Keeps Sending Aid to Tsunami Victims
• Brazil's Forum Urges Prompt Pardon of All 3rd World Foreign Debts
• Brazil's Embraer Promotes Top of Line Jets af Internationl Fair
• Brazil Confesses Impotence Via-à-Vis Haiti
• Library Program Represents Brazil at Cuba's Book Fair
• A Plateful of Brazil for Trade Fair Giant Messe Frankfurt
• 23% of Brazil's Grain Grows in Paraná
• It's Carnaval! Free Condoms For All in Brazil.
• Cairo Wishes to Boost Commercial Ties with Brazil
• Brazil's Flip Flops Find Their Way to the Oscars
• Brazil Is Main Attraction in Cuba's Fair
• Chinese Get Brazilian Plane Built in China
• Brazil to Train 300,000 Youngsters
• Brazilian President to Bring WTO Impasse to Meeting with Blair
• Brazil's Lula and Venezuela's Chavez Discuss Amazon Defense
• Better Credit Rating for Brazil Gives Bulls a Boost
• Brazilian President Visits UK. End of Farm Subsidies in the Agenda.
• Brazilian Market Dips After Record Post-Carnaval High
• Brazilian Gol Opens New Route
• Brazilian Indians Celebrate Hero Makunaima and Mother Earth
• Amnesty Calls for End to Impunity after Murder of Nun in Brazil
• American Launches Second Daily Nonstop to Brazil
• Despite US Surtax Brazil Should Increase Shrimp Exports
• Brazilians Say No to Disarmament
• Lula Wants Spain to Join Brazil in Helping Poor Nations
• Brazilians and Arabs Looking for a Common Agenda
• Brazil and Kwait Discuss Big Trade Unbalance
• Brazil's Embraer Delivers 900th Airplane of ERJ 145 Family
• Gang Shoots and Wounds Brazilian Soldiers in Haiti
• Brazil Becoming a Cocaine Producer
• Egypt Wooing Brazilian Airplanes
• Brazil's Tim Offers Turbo Mail
• Drought in the South of Brazil Leaves 52 Cities Without Water
• Recent Events in Brazil Are Not an Excuse for Torture
• Brazil Is Tops in Bargain Hunting. US Comes Second.
• Brazil Again Threatens to Break Patents of 4 AIDS Drugs
• Brazil to Teach Mozambique How to Make AIDS Drugs
• AIDS: Breaking Patents Is the Only Solution, Says Brazil
• Brazil's Embraer Celebrating Record Profits
• Brazil Loses Millions of Tons of Grains Due to Errors
• Africa and Brazil Get a Step Closer
• Brazil to Resume AIDS Help to Kenya
• US Group Asks Brazil Be Punished for Contempt for Patents
• Brazil Helps Mozambique Build AIDS Lab
• Brazil's Gol Reduced Fares Flying High
• US Accused of Unjustly Taxing Brazilian and Latin American Crews
• NGO Urges Brazil to Control Haiti's Police
• China Buys 5 Jets from Brazil's Embraer
• Brazil's Guarani Indians Get Reprieve from Eviction
• Brazil Finalizes Preparations for Arab-South America Summit
• Brazil's Favela Sounds Promise Hot Season in London
• Indians Don't Feel at Home in Brazil
• Brazil Joins Colombia to Fight Drugs
• A Brazilian Water-Sports Brand Gets a Place Under Global Sun
• Brazil to Launch Campaign to Curb Violence Against Women
• Latin American Countries Gather in Brazil to Discuss AIDS
• Brazil Leads Summit Against Hunger and Terror
• Amnesty: 'Violence and Poverty Threaten Existence of Brazilian Indian'
• Spain Gets a Seat at the Table of South America's Integration
• Handcraft Makes Brazil's Spezzato Clothes Unique
• Brazil Indians Get Land, But They Are Occupied
• Death Squad Spreads Terror in Rio Killing 30 in the Streets
• Brazil's Itaipu to Increase Capacity by 11%
• Brazil Uses Its Own 20-Minute AIDS Test
• Caribbean Mission Learns from Brazil about AIDS
• Latin America Needs Brazilian Help to Fight AIDS
• AIDS Help: Brazil Rejects US Demands for Sex Abstinence
• Caribbean Experts in Brazil Learning AIDS Strategies
• Brazil and US Sign Agreement on Money Laundering
• Brazil Presents in May Plan of Swapping Debt for Education Investment
• Brazil to UN: Abstinence and Fidelity Useless in Fighting AIDS
• Death Squad Threatens Lawyers in Brazil
• Brazil Reports to UN on Its 430,000 Indians
• What Brazil Has to Teach the US on AIDS
• Brazil to Break AIDS Drugs Patents in 4 Months
• The Caribbean Uses Brazil's Technology to Make AIDS Drugs
• Iraqis Eating Brazilian Cheese
• U.S. Lab Says Brazil Cannot Break AIDS Drug Patent
• Showdown Near Between Brazil and AIDS Drugs Labs
• The Anantha Scent from Brazil Wins the Arabs
• Brazilian Indians Learn How to Care for Their Water
• Brazil Invented AIDS Emergency to Steal Patent, Says US Group
• Air Traffic Grows 13% in Brazil
• Brazil Seeks More Investments from Spain
• CFIF Wants U.S. to Stop Brazil from 'Stealing US Patents'
• Consumers Blast U.S. for Taxing Brazil Steel
• How Diadema, Brazil, Cut Murder 68%
• Brazil's Azzar, Haidresser to Princesses
• Brazil Reserves a France + Germany for Indians
• A Brazilian Model to Curb Violence
• Brazil Ready to Use 20-Minute HIV Tests
• He Wants to Put Brazil's Cachaça in Every U.S. Home Bar
• Dire Poverty Main Cause of Haiti Plight, Says Brazil
• Press Freedom to Be Monitored Online in Brazil
• The Little Guys from Brazil Who Made Big in Furniture
• Brazil to Repeat Plentiful Harvest of 2004
• Saudi Arabia Orders 15 Jets from Brazil's Embraer
• Brazil and Ukraine Talk Satellites and Rockets
• 6 Million Brazilians Work as Maid
• Brazil-US Message Vows Ending Poverty
• Bargain Hunters Make Brazilian Market Rebound
• We're Not Shiite, Says Brazil in Refusing US Money
• P&WC to Power Brazil's Embraer New Light Jets
• Brazilian Embraer Jets Now Come in Light and Very Light Flavors
• Haiti: Little to Cheer, Much to Fear
• Minister Throws Water on Fiery Argentina-Brazil Quarrel
• Despite Crises, Brazil Has World's Second Largest Aircraft Fleet
• Brazilian Virtuosi Assad Brothers to Play at Arab Summit
• Doctors Without Borders Calls Brazil's Bluff on AIDS Patent
• Brazil Grain Production Falling 13.4% This Year
• Brazil Builds a Bridge Between Haiti and the Caribbean
• Jamaica Defends a Permanent Seat for Brazil at the UN
• Bravo, Brazil, for Refusing US Money, Says Lancet
• Brazil and Barbados Agree Haiti's Violence Must End
• At UNAIDS Brazil Will Keep Liberal Anti-AIDS Policy
• Low Inflation in US Boosts Brazilian Market
• Brazil's Gol Next Flight: Uruguay
• Brazilian Indians Want Paper Firm to Give Back Their Land
• Editorial Applauds Brazil's Rejection of US Money for AIDS
• Lula Has Foreign Accomplices in the Destruction of the Amazon
• Brazilian and US Scientists Get Inside and Promising Look of Degenerative Brain Disease
• Brazil Accepts New US Anti-Terror Measures for its Ports
• Golden Chainsaw for Lula and Other Enemies of Brazil's Amazon
• Brazilian Sorcerer Paulo Coelho Gets Hero Welcome in Egypt
• Army and Navy Officers Join Brazil's 1,200-Strong Military Force in Haiti
• Call for Papers: Brazil Has US$ 13 Million for AIDS and STD Research
• Brazil Gets Help to Save Little Left of Atlantic Rain Forest
• International Experts Discuss Sustainable Development in Brazil
• Brazil Needs Better Distribution of Assets, Says Unesco
• Brazilian Congress Commission Says Yes to Breaking AIDS Drugs Patents
• Brazil Is World's Second Poorest. 22 Million Are Indigent.
• Haiti Gets 280 Army and Navy Troops from Brazil
• 7% of Brazil's Youngsters Are Heavy Alcohol Drinkers
• Mauritania's Ore Travels on Brazilian Wheels
• 150 Brazilian Army Engineers to Rebuild Haiti's Infrastructure
• Buenos Aires Declaration Decries Violence Against Children in Latin America
• Brazil Says Breaking AIDS Drugs Patent Violates No Law
• For the First Time, Brazilian Indians Have Chance to Shape Own Policy
• Brazil Expects Rich Nations Will Keep Their Promises to Haiti
• Seven Brazilian Companies Show Their Wares at Algiers International Fair
• Brazilian Indians Get US$ 2.8 Million for Health Care
• Brazilian Industry Calls Chinese Competition Unfair
• Brazil Wants to Create 15 New Conservation Units in the Amazon
• Brazil Goes for Second Hand Mirage Fighter Jets
• Brazil Lends a Hand to Fight AIDS in Senegal
• Brazilian Coffee Producer to Open Factory in Europe
• Brazil Is Recovering Its Railroads, But It's a Long Hard Road
• Negative Results in Food and Fuel Drag Retail Sales Down in Brazil
• Arab Ambassadors in Minas, Brazil, Looking for Business
• Indians from 9 States Repudiate Brazil's Indian Foundation
• US Group Asks for a Halt to Brazil's "State-Sponsored Piracy"
• Brazil's Minas Gerais Wants More Business with Arabs
• Brazil Gets Serious About Violence Against Women
• Brazil's Golden Chainsaw Award Has Winner. Lula Is Runner Up.
• Arabs Seek Trade Agreements with Minas Gerais, Brazil
• Brazilian Fashion Eyeing Arab World
• Indians from Southern Brazil Want to Sue Authorities for Racism
• Lan Chile Gets New Brazilian Routes
• What Haiti Needs Are Some Good Friends Like Brazil
• Brazil to Stay in Haiti Till New President Takes Office in 2006
• Brazilian Army Frees Kidnapped Haitian Officer
• Drought and Low Price Batter Brazil's Grain Crop
• Abbott Gets Brazil Ultimatum: Lower AIDS-Drug Price or Lose Patent
• Smaller Harvest Means US$ 4 Billion Less for Brazil
• Brazil Breaks Abbott's Patent and Will Make AIDS Drug for Half the Price
• Abbott: Brazilian Copy of AIDS Drug Will Put Patients at Very High Risk
• Amnesty's 12-Point Plan to End Torture in Brazil
• Brazilian Police Burns 4 Tons of Cocaine and Marijuana
• Brazil's Drought Made Corn and Soy Harvest Fall
• Brazil Gets High Marks for AIDS Control Among Drug Users
• Why Brazil and Others Can't Afford Last-Generation AIDS Drugs
• Brazil Boosts Help to Victims of Child Abuse
• Brazil Still Has the Same Railway System of 60 Years Ago
• Brazilian Soldiers Get Vocational Training
• Brazil Wants World to Accept Abrolhos Park as Protected Area
• Brazil Says AIDS Patent Breaking Is Inspired By US Anthrax Example
• Brazil's Patent Breaking Is No Theft, Says Doctors Without Borders
• Is Brazil Patent Breaking Bad? There's No Agreement.
• Lula Swears In Three Ministers He Didn't Choose
• IBM Develops Service Center for Brazil's Perdigão
• Brazil's Lula Appeals for Haiti and Africa in Paris
• Promising Vaccine to Cure AIDS Being Tested in Brazil
• Brazil to Enlist Doctors in Fight Against Child Abuse
• Brazil's Auto Parts Sector Expecting to Export US$ 6.7 Billion, an 11% Growth
• International Experts in Brazil Debate Autism and Alzheimer's
• Poverty and Fear Make Brazil a Land of Many Faiths
• Under-the-Table Money Moves 90% of Political Campaigns in Brazil
• Amnesty Urges Impartial and Prompt Inquiry on Brazilian Killing in London
• World's Top AIDS Experts in Brazil for Conference on HIV
• Brazilian Blind Children Will Finally Have School Manuals in Braille
• Brazil Is Back to Square One on Its Dispute with AIDS Drug Maker Abbott
• Brazil and Botswana Sign Five-Year Accord to Fight AIDS
• Brazil's Embraer Delivers the First of 90 Jets Ordered by Air Canada
• Brazil Can Save US$ 600 Million in 5 Years by Copycating Patented AIDS Drugs
• Parallel Forum Explains International AIDS Conference in Brazil
• News from AIDS Conference in Brazil Leads US Group to Urge Ban on Male Circumcision
• Brazil to Reopen Talks with Abbott on Breaking AIDS Drug Patent
• Embraer Responsible for 4% of Brazil's Trade Balance
• International AIDS Center Opens with US$ 1 Million Grant from Brazil
• In AIDS Treatment, Gap Between Lab and Field Must Be Narrowed, Says Brazil's Meeting
• Brazil's Expomilk Brings Businessmen from US and Canada
• Brazil's Embraer Sweet Sale in the Land of Bombardier
• Brazilians Flying 17% More
• Brazil's Congress Front Calls Ban on Weapons Stupidity and Incompetence
• Brazil Gets Tough in Haiti, Freeing Kidnapped People and Seizing Drugs
• UN Troops in Haiti Get New Commander. A Brazilian Again.
• Blair Calls Lula Once Again to Apologize over Brazilian's Killing
• Indonesia Mission in Brazil to Learn How to Deal with AIDS and Drugs
• Lula Asks Blair More Care So Jean Charles Killings Won't Happen Again
• Brazil, India and South America Discuss Development with Justice
• Brazil Sought for US$ 100 Billion Real Estate Project in the Emirates
• Brazil's Corruption Scandal Keeping Country from Having Better Credit Profile
• Brazilian Officer Who Killed Indian Faces Jury 9 Years After Crime
• Brazil's PT Congressmen Get 10 Days to Explain Accusations of Corruption
• Cowboy Mass: A Show of Faith and Folklore in the Brazilian Backlands
• Brazil Gets Own Branch of Altair Engineering
• After All These Years, Brazil's Flora Keeps on Dazzling
• Good News for the Blind: Brazil Will Make Braille Typewriters
• Spain Works Out Details to Convert Brazil's Debt into Education Investment
• Brazil's Giovanna Shoes Discovers the Arab Market
• Brazilian Metal Company Plans to Compete with China in Arab Market
• Spain Ready to Help Brazil Enforce Mandatory Classes of Spanish
• Brazilian Moltec Taking Their Fancy Dresses and Accessories to the Emirates
• Brazil's Health Council Wants Patents for Three AIDS Drugs Broken
• Brazil Embraer's Net Income Goes Up, While Net Sales Go Down
• Brazilian Program Teaches Small Cosmetic Firms How to Get Ready to Export
• Scotland Yard, for Its Brazilian Fatal Blunder Gets the Fabrication of the Year Award
• Brazil and India Join Forces to Build Railroad Wagons
• Health Council Advises Brazil to Break Patent on Three AIDS Drugs
• Brazil and UN Peace Mission to Remain in Haiti Past the Election
• Brazil Vows to Crack Down on Under-the-Table Money for Election Campaigns
• Infant Mortality Falls in Brazil While Killing of Youngsters Shoots Up
• Sex Abuse Against Kids in Brazil Is Usually All in the Family
• Women's Ecumenical Meeting in Brazil Urges End to Violence
• For UNICEF, War Against Child Abuse in Brazil Needs United Front
• The Clinton Foundation Lends a Hand and Funds to Brazil's AIDS Fight
• Brazilian Airline Gol Gets High Marks on International Popularity Test
• Poor Are Finally Benefiting From Brazil's Boom Trade, Says Lula
• Jamba Juice Creates Power Breakfast with Brazilian Açaí and Guaraná
• Legislator Who Denounced Corruption in Brazil's Congress Close to Being Expelled
• Brazil's Defense Minister Confirms Purchase of 12 Mirage Warplanes
• Brazil Senate Opens Hearings on Sustainable Development in the Amazon
• Brazil Ready to Produce the All National Braillewriter
• Brazilian Ministers Tell Their Vision of a Sustainable Amazon
• Good Image Helps Brazil Put Seasoning at Arab Tables
• Brazil, Clean Your Own Mess, Hint British
• Already in the US and Europe, Brazil's Samello Wants More Room for Its Shoes
• Top Names in Brazilian Fashion Have Arab Blood
• NGOs Urge Brazil to Speed Up Process of Breaking AIDS Drugs Patent
• Brazil, in Condom Alert, Appeals to UN and World Bank
• Corruption and Poor Education Put Brazil at the Bottom in LatAm
• Brazil's Health Minister Hints Patent Breaking for AIDS Drugs Can Be Averted
• Expert Pans New Brazil's Forest Bill As Harmful to the Amazon
• Brazil's Perfume-Maker O Boticário Adds Egypt to Its International Clientele
• Brazil's Associados Enlists U.S.-AdStar to Spice Up Advertising
• Brazilian Women Get New Lease in Life Planting Flowers
• New Brazilian Law Opens the Amazon for Sustainable Development
• Brazil to Send Dental Records to Help Identify New Orleans Victim
• Interest Rate Cuts Energize Brazilian Market
• Brazil Doubles Investments in Railroads, But Problems Abound
• 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
• Brazil Prods Haiti to Vote and Offers Support
• Indian Foes in Brazil Burn Bridge and Isolate Indians
• Brazil Concentrates Effort of Job Training on Youth
• Brazil Decides Drinking More Coffee Is the Answer to the Coffee Crisis
• NGO Says Legal Abortion in Brazil Would Be Life Saver to Poor Women
• Brazilian Coming to US for AIDS Treatment Deported at Airport
• Brazil Close to a Deal on AIDS Drug with Abbott
• Unemployment and Violence Two Main Worries of Brazil's Youth
• Brazil: How the Orient Shaped the Portuguese Language
• While the US Alienates Brazil and LatAm Spain Woos Them
• Guarani Indians Intent on Getting Land in Brazil
• 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 Orders 4 Million Female Condoms from US
• Abbott Blinks First and Brazil Gets Its AIDS-Drug Discount
• Lula Urges Portugal to Ease Process of Legalizing 30,000 Illegal Brazilians
• Spain to Discuss 30,000 Brazilians Who Live There Illegally
• Brazilian Amazon's Worst Drought in 40 Years Brings Rainforest to Brink of No-Return
• Brazilian Amazon Expecting More Heat and Less Rain
• Air Canada Gets Brazil Embraer's E-Jet Number 100
• UN Hears that in Brazil Government Is Main Promoter of Discrimination
• Brazilian Activists Say State Assistencialism Is Not Enough to Save Indians
• Brazil's Indianist Council Charges Government of Lying About Indian Lands
• Amnesty Says Brazil Police Keeps Using Torture and Murder
• Amnesty Calls Brazil Friendly But Lax in Solving Human Rights Problems
• For Amnesty International Torture and Impunity Are Still the Law of the Land, in Brazil
• UN's Rapporteur Disagrees With Amnesty's Assessment of Brazil
• Brazilian Police Kill Drug Lord. Gangs Fight to Control His Cocaine Points.
• Pure Fantasy, Says Brazil Government to Charges of Cuba Interference in the Elections
• Cuba Calls Story That It Sent Money to Lula's Party in Brazil Slander
• While Cuba Denies All, Brazil's Opposition Asks for Lula's Impeachment
• Brazilian Indians Sue Government to Get Traditional Land Back
• Standard and Poors Rates Brazil a Notch Higher
• Sustainable Development Creator Scolds Brazil
• Brazil's Ex-Minister Pans Lula for Bush Bashing and Third World Mentality
• Brazil Wants to Put Land Reform on the Global Agenda
• Brazilian Youth Want Jobs and End to Violence
• Brazil Sends Blair a Note: Key to Security Is Fighting Poverty
• Finance Minister's Convincing Testimony Heats Up Brazil's Market
• Panamá Gets Brazil's Top of the Line Jet
• 40% of Young Brazilians Don't Know How AIDS Is Transmitted
• Brazil Vows to Eliminate AIDS in Newborns
• In Brazil, AIDS Kills More Blacks than Whites
• Brazil's Wheat Harvest Drops 13%. Blame It on the Rain.
• Brazil's Stock Market Starts Carbon Credits Sale
• Impunity in Brazil: 1,349 Rural Workers Killed and Only 15 Convictions
• Brazil Dismisses Charges of Genocide in Haiti as Pro-Aristide Propaganda
• AIDS Falls Among Whites in Brazil While Growing 20% Among Blacks
• Vatican Blackballs Brazilian Singer Daniela Mercury for Her Condom Support
• Bargain Hunters Keep Brazil's Market on the Up
• Land Conflicts: 772 Murders and No One in Jail in Pará, Brazil
• Brazilian Government Builds Condom Factory and Gives Away 1 Billion Rubbers
• Brazil's Lula Calls Blair: 'How About a Summit to Rescue the WTO Deal?'
• Lack of Skills Makes 60% of Brazilians Unemployable
• Brazil Targets Blacks and Women in New AIDS Campaign
• NGO's File Suit to Force Brazil to Break AIDS Drug Patent
• Amnesty Uses Brazil Violence to Promote Gun Control in the World
• Without North-South Accord Poor Will Get Poorer, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazil's Election Board Wants Cheaper Election Campaigns
• Brazil Reassured That Finance Minister Won't Fall
• More Brazilians (66%) Wear Condom at First Intercourse
• Another Killing Year in Land Conflicts in Brazil
• Air Canada Gets First of 45 Brazilian Embraer 190 Jets
• US and EU's Medieval Privileges Are Unacceptable, Says Brazil
• Robots Roam Where Humans Can't Go in Brazil's Amazon
• US Firm Sells Amazon Trees by the Unit, But You Cannot Touch
• Brazil Police Evict Indians and Abandon Them on Roadside
• In Brazil, Violence Is Resposible for 68% of Deaths of Male Youths
• Hundreds of Evicted Brazilian Indians Have Nowhere to Go
• Brazil's Indian Agency Invites UN to Monitor Its Actions
• Brazil Strikes Oil in Northeast, One of Most Promising Developments in 20 Years
• Brazil Wants Better Qualification for Its 6 Million Domestic Workers
• After Indian Is Murdered Brazal Talks About Resettlemant
• Armed Groups Continue Threatening Indians Evicted from Their Lands in Brazil
• Brazil's Gol Airlines Ends Year with New Routes and Tricks
• Brazil's Human Rights Secretary Urges Federal Court to Review Eviction of 700 Indians
• Child Dies and Hundreds of Brazilian Indians Are Abandoned in Dire Condition
• Brazil's Açaí Makes Further Inroads Among Health-Minded Americans
• Every 15 Seconds a Woman Is Beaten in Brazil, Mostly by Her Husband
• Brazil Has Plenty of Water But 45% of Brazilians Have None
• Researchers in Brazil Get US$ 2.1 Million to Study AIDS and STDs
• A Tragedy on the Making: Hundreds of Indians in Brazil Wait by the Roadside
• Brazil Says It's Creating a Safe Environment for Haitians to Vote
• Brazil Has Neglected Its Railroads for 25 Years
• Brazil's Crop Falls 6% in 2005 Thanks to Drought
• 38 Indian Activists Killed in Brazil in 2005, the Worst in 10 Years
• Brazilian General Found Dead in Haiti. Apparent Suicide.
• Seven Brazilian Indians in Prison Since December for Protesting
• Confessed Murderer of Indian Released from Jail in Brazil
• Brazil Dismisses Version that UN's Force Commander in Haiti Killed Self
• Brazil's General Death, Just Another Casualty of Haiti's Chaos
• 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
• Brazil's North Boosts Exports by 41%
• Brazilian Congressman Calls for Withdrawal of Troops from Haiti
• Brazil Won't Retreat from Haiti, Says Defense Minister
• Brazil Submits New General to Head UN Forces in Haiti
• UN Forces Commander Who Died in Haiti Is Back in Brazil
• Chavez Accuses US of Barring Him from Buying Brazilian Planes
• Autopsy Confirms: Death of Brazilian General in Haiti Was Suicide
• Brazil's Defense Minister Defends Brazilian Military Presence in Haiti
• OAS in Favor of Maintaining Brazil as Head of Haiti's UN Forces
• 19 LatAm Countries Discuss in Brazil How to Get AIDS Drugs to All
• Brazilian Commander Refuses to Accept that General Killed Himself in Haiti
• Brazil Wants UN Force to Stay in Haiti After Elections
• Brazil's Army Chief Calls His Men Warriors of Peace in Haiti
• 76% of New Industrial Jobs in Brazil Are in the Interior
• AIDS: Break Patents If Need Be, Says Brazil to Other LatAm Countries
• Amnesty Condemns Killings of Police in Brazil and Warns Against Retaliation
• Brazil Condemns Religious Thought That Prevents AIDS Treatment
• General's Suicide in Haiti, Won't Deter Brazil, Says Army Chief
• Brazil and 17 Countries Unite to Get Better Prices for AIDS Drugs
• Mexican Brewery Buys Brazil's Kaiser from Molson Coors
• UN to Choose This Week Brazilian General for Haiti Mission
• UN Says Death of Brazilian General in Haiti Does Not Change Peace Mission
• Brazilian Company Does Satellite Mapping of Haiti
• UN Chooses Again a Brazilian General to Head Haiti's Mission
• Brazil and US in Haiti Discussing That Country's Elections
• China to Add 5 More Brazilian Embraer Jets to a Fleet of 18
• Brazil Joins Argentina to Build Lab for AIDS Drugs
• Haiti Needs to Be Rebuilt from the Ground Up, Says Brazilian Professor
• Brazil Shows Morocco Good Opportunities on Alcohol Fuel
• Domestic Air Travel Up 18% in Brazil
• Brazil and Argentina Build AIDS Drug Factory in 2006
• Economist Accuses Brazil and UN of Shameful Service for the US in Haiti
• More than 200 Brazilians Are in Spain Promoting Brazil
• Brazil's Embraer Gets Investment Grade Rating from Standard & Poor's
• 5 Witnesses Have Been Killed in Brazilian Case. Maria Aparecida May Be Next.
• Brazil to Study AIDS Among Blacks
• WSF Activists Want Brazil's and UN's Troops Out of Haiti
• Amnesty Launches International Campaign Against Brazil's Police Violence
• Community Gives Big Boost to AIDS Fight in Brazil
• Why Brazil Must Remain in Haiti
• Haiti Elections: Brazil Is Heading a Totally Botched UN Mission
• US's Good News Is Bad News for Brazilian Investors
• Safe Sex in Brazil: 25 Million Free Condoms on Carnaval, 1.5 Billion in 2006
• Brazilian Troops Keep an Eye on Haitian Elections
• Brazil Blames US's and EU's Stinginess for Environmental Conference Failure
• Farmers Make Less But Production Is Up in Brazil
• Colors, Religiosity and World Cup Inspire Brazil's Latest Jewel Crop
• Brazilian Troops Use Guns and Tear Gas During Haiti Elections
• No More Rigid Coalitions: Brazilian Congress Ends Party Piggybacking
• Brazilian Troops Will Stay in Haiti Indefinitely
• Brazil Congratulates Haiti for Elections Well Done
• Brazil Will Stay in Haiti to Prevent a New Rwanda Massacre
• Brazil Sure Widespread Distribution of Condoms Is the Answer to AIDS
• Brazil's Lula and UK's Blair Discuss End to Farm Subsidies
• Lula Is Ahead in the Polls. This Time Around Brazilian Markets Cheer.
• Brazil Puts Two Belgiums of Forests Under Protection.
• Majority of Brazilians Think Violence and Poverty Are Getting Worse
• UN Extends Mission in Haiti. Brazil Vows to Stay.
• Bar Association Calls Brazil's Presence in Haiti Cruelty Against People and Troops
• Troops Mission in Haiti Is to Free Streets from Radicalism, Says Brazilian General
• For Brazilian Government Lula's Improving Ratings Are Result of Better Life
• After Shots and Tear Gas Brazil Calls on Haiti to Reconcile and Find Peace
• Brazil Praises Choice of Haiti's New President and Says It Didn't Interfere
• Haiti's President Elect Thanks Brazil and Plans do Visit Country
• Foreigners Don't Pay Capital Gain Taxes on Brazil's Bonds Anymore
• Blind Brazilian Singer Wins Young Soloist Award in the US
• Farm Subsidy Will Be Main Topic of Brazilian President in London
• Who Owns the AIDS Drugs? Brazil Has a Forum to Discuss the Matter.
• Brazil Appeals that Maids Be Given the Benefit of the Law
• Brazil's Lula and UK's Blair See Eye to Eye on Farm Subsidies
• Pomp, Circumstance and Lots of Deals for Brazil's Lula in London
• In London, Lula Stresses Brazil's Leading Role in Renewable Fuel
• Brazil Boosts Formal Domestic Work Allowing Tax Deduction
• Brazil: 44 Women Killed by Their Partners in Recife, in One Month
• In Brazil, a Husband Can Never Be a Rapist
• Blair Accepts Brazil's Suggestion for Rich-Poor Summit Meeting
• Brazil Wants More Business with the UK, Says Lula in London
• Lula Says He Trusts UK's Justice on Case of Brazilian Killed as Terrorist
• While Bush Caters to the Right and the Lab Lobby AIDS Ravages Brazil and LatAm
• Blair Follows Brazil's Lula Lead and Calls for Rich-Poor Summit
• In Haiti Till They Send Us Home, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazilian General Says International Troops Will Stay Three More Years in Haiti
• Brazilian Airline Gol Owes Its Huge Success to the Internet
• Birth Control and Violence Are Brazilian Women's Main Concerns
• Brazil: Bankruptcy-Plagued Varig Hires US Firm Savvy on Distressed Airlines
• Secrecy Violation at Brazil's Savings Bank Seems Like Inside Job
• Drought and Lack of Technology Lower Expectation of Brazil's Harvest
• Chinese Ask for Less Red Tape in Their Dealings with Brazil
• Brazil Calls UN Rapporteur Arrogant and a Liar
• Not Since the Dinosaurs Demise Species Had It So Bad, Say Experts in Brazil
• Corruption Scandal in Brazil Also Brings Down Federal Savings Bank's Chief
• The Reconstitution of a Crime: How Brazilian High Officials Broke the Law
• Coffee Growing Is Three-Year College Course in Brazil
• Signs of Fiscal Austerity Help Boost Brazil's Stocks
• Brazil Readies Fresh Troops for Haiti Mission
• Tragedy: 4 Deaths and 4 Months Later Brazilian Indians Still Living by the Highway
• Brazilian TAM Gets LatAm's Most Modern Aviation Training Center
• Brazil's Açaí Berry Shown to Kill Cancer Cells in Florida University Study
• After US and Germany, Brazilian Exporters Get Distribution Center in Portugal
• Breaking into Caretaker's Account Didn't Break Any Law, Says Brazilian Bank
• Foreign Investors Are Eyeing Brazilian Railways
• Arabesque: an Arabian Touch on Lace Made in Brazil
• The Brazil Cost Comes Mainly from Excessive Use of Highways
• Crossings and Poor Families Are Slowing Down Brazilian Trains
• Railcar Builders Wake Up from the Dead in Brazil into a Booming Business
• Government's Conference on Indians Has No Legitimacy, Say Brazilian Indians
• Brazilian Bishop Accuses Lula of Being Afraid of Big Farmers
• Brazil Exports US$ 2.5 to the Caribbean. As Much as to France.
• Only 1/3 of Brazil's 1.6 Million Maids Have Working Papers. 30% Earn Less than Minimum
• Brazilian Indians Hold Three Hostages to Have Their Truck Fixed
• Brazil Sends the Marines to Haiti for Another Half Year
• Brazil's Navy Vessels on Their Way to Haiti
• Brazil's New Luxurious Jet Has Internet and Can Fly Non Stop New York-London
• Brazil's Gang Violence Die Down. Death Toll Stays at 170.
• In 20 Years, Death of Young Brazilians Grows from 30 to 55 per 100,000
• Only Cooperation Will Solve Security Crisis in Brazil, Says Justice Minister
• Brazilians Take to the Streets Against Violence and Corruption
• It's Cultural. Police Alone Will Not Solve Violence, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazil Wants Less Red Tape and More Effective International Help to Haiti
• The Poor Can Also Be Solidary with Haiti, Says Brazil's Chancellor
• Brazil and Spain Sign Pact to Fight Organized Crime
• Torture, death squad, 9,000 Killed in 5 years: a Portrayal of Brazil's Police
• 16 Nations Gathered in Brazil Sign Accords to Help Haiti
• Brazil Reinforces Presence in Haiti with 850 Troops
• Torture and Impunity Are Still the Norm Throughout Brazil
• Brazil's Universal Care for AIDS Patients at a Dead End
• Brazil's Varig Goes Earlier to Auction Block in Desperate Attempt to Survive
• Airton Dare Defends Brazilian Reputation at Indy
• Brazil Produces 36.6 Million Tons of Cement, a 6.3% Growth
• Brazil in Rush to Get a Mercosur/EU Accord. Sides Still a World Apart.
• Brazil Upset Over Blair's Little Omission
• Church Accuses Brazil of Violence Against Indians
• AIDS Drugs Prices Threaten Brazil's Whole Health System
• Brazil Lost Credibility by Threatening to Break Patents and Never Doing It
• Over 30% of Brazilians Are Sexually Active Before Turning 15
• More Brazilian Soldiers Make Their Way to Haiti
• Second-Line Drugs Put Big Burden on Brazil's AIDS Program
• Indian Assassination Has Doubled in Brazil from 20 to 40 a Year
• BNDES Loans US$ 219 Million for Railway Construction in Brazil
• Hotel Show in Dubai to Bring US$ 1.8 Million to Brazilian Firms
• Amnesty Probes Charges of Violence Against Women in Brazil
• 500 Exhibitors and 60,000 Visitors to Grace Brazil's Family Farming Fair
• New Prison Riots in Brazil Leave Three Dead and 245 Hostages
• Weak Dollar Helps Brazilian Retail Sales Grow 7%
• 94% of Brazilians Worry a Gun Might Spoil Their Day
• Cocaine Consumption in Brazil Stops Upswing
• Counting on Varig's Demise Brazilian TAM Gets 37 New Airbus Jets
• Brazilian Troops Suffer Several Gang Attacks in Haiti
• New USAID Director in Brazil Will Oversee US$ 11 Million Budget
• British Foreign Secretary to Meet Brazilian President in Advance of G8 Summit
• Brazil Opens Fair Season with LatAm's Largest Shoe and Fashion Trade Show
• Brazil Vows to Help International Fund for AIDS and TB
• Cotton Cultivation in Brazil Falls 28% and Rice 24%
• Brazilian Bank Lends US$ 19 Million to Transport Grain
• Brazil's Oficina de Design Wants to Change How Furniture Is Made
• Brazil's 10-Million Ad Blitz to Make Chicken into a National Symbol
• UK Wants G8 to Be G13 with Brazil Included
• US Firm to Sell Cashew, Açaí and Other Brazilian Juices in US and Asia
• Brazilian University Starts Cooperation with African Schools
• Brazilian Embraer Sells 30 New Jets to US Market
• US Airline Has 153 Orders and Options to Buy Brazil's Embraer Jets
• Brazilian Refrigeration Industry Warms Up to Foreign Market
• Iron and Cars Bring State of Minas, Brazil, Record Exports
• US Gets New All-Brazilian Açaí Berry Concoction
• Brazilian Fair: a Window to Brazil's and the World's Craft
• Brazilian Indians Dealt Setback by Government
• Two Peruvian Pilots Killed in War Games Between Brazil and Neighbors
• Robbers Storm Brazilian Secure Condo and Clean Several Apartments
• In Brazil Cocaine and Marijuana Won't Land You in Jail Anymore
• Amnesty Sends Brazilian Political Candidates a Video Message Showing Death and Misery
• Amnesty Pans London Police for Delaying Investigation on Death of Brazilian
• Brazilian Air Force Jet Suffers Failure with Lula Aboard
• Brazilian Jiujitsu Fighter Terrorizes Passengers of Japan to US Flight
• Brazil Gol's New Maintenance Center Will Save US$ 2 Million a Year
• Brazilian Music Gets Heard at Berlin's Popkomm
• Brazil: The Tupinikim Indians Vs. Aracruz Celulose War Gets Ugly
• More Civilians Murdered in Brazil in One Year than in Iraq After 3 Years of War
• Latest Word from Brazil: No Survivors Among 155 Aboard Jet Fallen in Jungle
• 200 Air Force Men at Boeing Crash Site in Brazilian Jungle
• Brazil's Horse of the Year Bought by Emir of Dubai
• Former Brazilian Justice Minister Hired to Defend US Pilots Involved in Boeing Crash