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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 a