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• Brazil: For 37 Million Bus Is Too Expensive
• Russia Approves All Experiments from First Brazilian Astronaut
• Brazil Wants Latin American Doors Open to Cuba
• Brazil: Rio Selling More Than Raw Material
• Brazil in the Olympics: Only 4 Golds. Still a Record.
• Brazil Might Appeal to Higher Court over Marathon
• Brazil Has 60,000 in Line for a Transplant
• Brazil's Minister Fears Balkanization of His Country
• Brazil Expecting 7% Inflation for 2004
• In Brazil, Hope Springs for a Month
• Wherever São Paulo Goes, Brazil Will Follow
• Public-Private Partnerships Priority in Brazilian Congress
• Brazil: Lula Helping a São Paulo Friend
• Brazil Wants to Make Eating in the Streets Safer
• Brazil Sends 98 Athletes to Athen's Paralympics
• Reviewing Bossa Nova's Greatest Unreleased Disc
• August Food Prices Jump 0.76% in Brazil
• Brazil to Sell 11.3 Million Tons of Ore to China
• Serra's Promise: To Be Mayor Till the End. Sure!
• Brazil Industry Criticizes Higher Interests
• Brazil: Anything to Keep the Youth in the Countryside
• Brazil and Ukraine Get Ready for Joint Space Mission
• Brazil Lula's Entire Speech at the UN
• Lula Tells Brazil to Get Some Self-respect
• Brazil: Arabs and Gaúchos Make Big Plans
• Spain Pitches In for Brazil's Zero Hunger
• Serra on Brazil Elections: 'No Dirty Tricks!'
• Brazil Studies Harmful Radiation in Airplanes
• Uniting Brazilians and Arabs Through Film
• Elections in Brazil: Time for Wheeling and Dealing
• Victims of Kidney Trafficking Ring Acquitted in Brazil
• Election in São Paulo, Brazil: Who Cares More for the Poor?
• In Brazil, Market Prices Down, Government Prices Up
• PT Gets No Green Backing in São Paulo, Brazil
• Shady Dealings at Brazil's Mayoral Race
• Brazil: Is Lula Abandoning São Paulo's Mayor?
• Brazil: Lula Still Disappeared from São Paulo Scene
• Brazil: How Desperate Is São Paulo's Mayor?
• Brazil: A Truckload of Trouble for Politician Maluf
• Brazil: 'No Nuclear Material Is Being Diverted'
• Brazil: Lula Joins São Paulo Campaign at Last
• Speedo Now Means Bike in Brazil
• Brazil Resigned to Corruption Image
• Still a Long Way to First World for Brazil
• Waiting for President Godot in São Paulo, Brazil
• Brazil's Oil Spill Firm Romancing the Arabs
• In São Paulo, Brazil, a Campaign Manager Bites the Dust
• Tourism in Brazil Is Tool of Hope, Says Lula
• Brazil Lauches New and Improved Rocket
• Right and Left Running for Cover in São Paulo, Brazil
• South Produces 41% of Brazil's Crop
• Brazil to Get New Naval Industry Hub
• Food and Housing Bring Inflation Up in Brazil
• Brazil's Business Leader Urges Bigger Role for Businesses
• Brazilian Diplomats to Have Hands-on Training in Trade
• Ciao, São Paulo. For Marta, Next Stop Is Paris.
• Brazil's Petrobras Tells Central Bank: 'Mind Your Own Business'
• Fight's Up in São Paulo, Brazil. Let's Count the Votes!
• In Brazil, Left Gives a Show on How to Lose Power
• PT's Spin Doctors to the Rescue of Brazil Elections
• Brazil Election Bodes Well for Kerry
• PSDB's Serra to Manage Brazil's Largest City
• Opposition Gains Don't Deter Brazilian Bulls
• Brazilian Racing Champ Joins World of Outlaws in Las Vegas
• Brazil's Onze de Junho: A Place Popular in Song
• Brazil and Spain Mean Business
• Brazil Holds Latin American Summit
• Brazil Dreaming of a Latin American and Caribbean Free Trade Area
• Quick Bush Win Boosts Brazil's Stock Market
• Brazil: Rio Group Defends Social Justice and Multilateralism
• Brazil Wants from Chile Same Treatment Given the US
• Oil and Bush Do Brazil Good
• Brazil Wants Cuba at Latin America's Table
• Brazil's Lula Passes the Hat for Haiti
• Brazil: Rio Group Urges a New UN
• Brazil to Have 1,150 Bone Marrow Transplants in 2005
• US Rate Hike Cools Brazilian Market
• Brazil to Slow Growth Pace Now
• Brazil Gets Ready to Run Its Buses on Gas
• Transpetro Closes US$ 1.3 Million Software Deal
• Brazil On Guard Againt Flood of Cheap China Trinkets
• Brazilians Want Budgets Accountable for Social Goals
• Brazil Markets Follow US Lead
• Safe Houses for Narcotics Stir Debate in Brazil
• Brazil Not Worried by Dollar Fall
• Poor Transport Is Killing Brazil's Industry
• What's Wrong with This Picture? 24% of Brazil's Cargo Goes by Train.
• Without Ports, Brazil's Exports Are Going Nowhere Fast
• Putin in Brazil: Plenty of Nice Words, But Beef Ban Is Still On
• Brazil Explores Only 2% of Its Rivers for Transport
• An US$ 80 Million Steel Deal Between Brazil's CVRD and Qatar
• Another All-Time High for Brazil's Shares
• Spain Writes Another Check for Brazil's Zero Hunger
• Morocco Gives Brazil One or Two Lessons in Trade
• Only 4.5% of Brazil's Bus Fleet Ready for Disabled
• Giant Petrobras to Buy 42 Ships Made in Brazil
• Brazil's Carnaval: Easy on the Eyes, Hard on the Heart
• Brazil's Industries Federation Insists: Interests Must Go Down.
• Brazil Uses Sports to Promote Changes in the Country
• Brazil's Baby Incubator Leader Is in 60 Countries
• Stones Roll Their Biggest Show Ever in Rio, Brazil
• Despite Bottlenecks, Brazil's Ports Break Records
• Brazil, a World Leader in Transplant
• Brazil: São Paulo's Big Push to Export
• Brazil's Corruption Czar Uses Fine-Tooth Comb
• Booklet Tells How to Enjoy Brazil Without Being Stung
• Brazil: 2 Million in Rio Beach to Ring In the New Year
• Brazil's Industry Federation Calls 2004 Spectacular
• Spike Lee to Film in Brazil
• Brazil Stocks Keep Downhill Course
• US Tourists Still Number 1 in Brazil
• Back to Business as Usual in Brazil
• With an Eye on Tourism Brazil Fights Crime
• A Pan-Amazon Effort in Brazil to Save the Amazon
• Brazil Wants to Kill Rio Tourists With Charm and Kindness
• Moody Gives Brazil Thumbs Up
• Complex in Brazil to Produce 7.5 Million Tons of Steel a Year
• US Unemployment Boosts Brazilian Stocks
• Brazilian Dental Equipment Gets World Respect
• All Ready for Brazil's Pan-Amazon Forum
• Brazil Accuses US of Trampling on Women's Rights
• Brazil Gives the Ball and Teaches How to Kick It in Angola
• Tempered Optimism in Brazilian Market Rebound
• Brazil's Caramuru Invests Heavily to Reduce Cost Brazil
• Spain Invests US$ 74 in Brazilian Tourism
• Spain's Premier: "Brazil Has Gained the Future"
• São Paulo, Brazil, 451 Today, Is an Ethnic Powerhouse
• Bullish News in Brazil Despite Market Closure
• Industry Leaders Join Church to Pan Brazil's Economic Policies
• Brazilian Small Business Discovers the Arab Market
• Brazil Space Program to Get Greater Funding
• Brazil Rushing to Join Space Club
• US$ 3 Million in Dental Deals for Brazil
• UN Borrows Inclusion Programs from Brazil
• 2004, a Banner Year for Brazil's Coops
• For 50 Years Brazil Has Been at the Forefront of Heart Treatment
• News of Privatization Gives Brazil's Market a Boost
• Bad Job Market in the US Brings Bulls Out in Brazil
• Brazil's Carnaval: a Primer
• Foreigners Shoot Brazil's Stocks Up
• Furniture Fair in Brazil Shows the Best World Has to Offer
• Fever Brazil Leads Stocks to New Record High
• Lula's Defeat in Congress Should Delay Brazil's Reforms
• Brazil's Braskem Triples Net Income
• American Launches Second Daily Nonstop to Brazil
• São Paulo Governor to Attend Focus Brazil in Florida
• Lula Wants Spain to Join Brazil in Helping Poor Nations
• Solitario Searching for Gold and Platinum in Brazil
• Greenspan Inspires Investment in Brazil
• Brazil's Diários Associados Media Group Adopts Advision
• Petrobras to Invest US$ 54 Billion in 5 Years
• In Brazil, Police Intimidation Prevents Debates on Indians Interests
• Carbon Credits to Be Traded at Brazil's Stock Exchange
• Brazilian Exports Through Rio Ports Grow 45%
• Brazil Uses IMF Clause to Fix Its Ports
• Opposition Candidate Blasts Venezuela's Chavez for Sponsoring Brazilian Carnaval
• Brazil Among World's Cheapest Places to Live In
• Industry Leader Calls Brazil's Divorce from IMF a Hospital Discharge
• Brazil Joins Colombia to Fight Drugs
• A Brazilian Water-Sports Brand Gets a Place Under Global Sun
• Brazil Leads Summit Against Hunger and Terror
• Spain Gets a Seat at the Table of South America's Integration
• Handcraft Makes Brazil's Spezzato Clothes Unique
• The Death Squad Is Alive and Well in Brazil
• Stable US Turns Investors Eyes to Brazil
• Brazil: Massacre Brings Hundreds of Federal Agents to Rio
• US Drawing Money Back from Brazilian Market
• Brazil Presents in May Plan of Swapping Debt for Education Investment
• Year Inflation Goes Up to 7.54% in Brazil
• Brazil Gets 40,000 Leprosy Cases a Year
• Brazil Seeks More Investments from Spain
• Either Rio Stops Crime or Crime Will Stop Rio
• Foreign Capital Flies Back to Brazil
• Brazil Starts to Fix Its Roads
• Interest Rates Are Hurting Brazil, Says Industries Federation
• Bargain Hunters Make Brazilian Market Rebound
• Cruise Liners Discover Brazil: A Quarter Million Tourists in 2006
• Brazil Wants to Use Sports for Social Improvement
• Diesel Oil Spill Threatens Brazil's Swamps
• World's Love for Coffee Feeds Brazil's Realcafé
• Brazil's Largest Port for Grain to Invest US$ 36 Million
• Brazil's Varig: What an Airline Shouldn't Be
• Markets: Another Red Day for Brazil
• Arabs and Brazil Keep the Talks and Deals Going
• São Paulo, Brazil, Invests US$ 4 Billion in Infrastructure
• With an Eye to Interests, Brazil Market Goes Black
• Low Inflation in US Boosts Brazilian Market
• Brazil Getting Ready to Go to Space in 2006
• If São Paulo, Brazil, Were a Country, It Would Be Number 30
• Exports from Rio Almost Double
• Brazilian and International Team Explain Universe's Elusive Bombardment
• Brazilian and US Scientists Get Inside and Promising Look of Degenerative Brain Disease
• Southern Brazil's Largest Port Gets US$ 60-Million Revamp
• Brazilian Students Get First Place in the US for Engineering Design
• Brazil Says Present at Saudi International Healthcare Fair
• Brazil Has World's Largest Public Tranplant System
• Brazilian Rice Growers Say They Are Losing Money and Nobody Cares
• Brazilian Industry Blames High Interest Rates for Paltry GDP
• Visions of Lower Interest Rates Push Brazil Up
• Brazil Has a Chance to Show Its Health Care Goods in the Middle East
• Brazil Expecting 80,000 from Around the World to Hospital Fair
• Brazilian Coffee Producer to Open Factory in Europe
• Brazil to Have World's First Robotic-Arm Surgery Controlled by Patient's Brain
• Beer Makers in Brazil Busted for Half a Billion Tax Fraud
• Brazil Industry Urges War on Piracy
• Clothes and Jewels Play Together at Fashion Rio, Brazil
• Egypt Discovers Brazil's Medical Market
• Indians from Southern Brazil Want to Sue Authorities for Racism
• Brazilian Indians Want Their Indigenous Identity Recognized
• Brazil Industry Complains: 'We Can't Compete with the Chinese'
• Brazil Industry Blames Economic Downturn on High Interests
• Oil Prices Scare Brazilian Investors
• Lula Invites Brazilians to See on Site How Money Is Being Spent
• Brazilian Market Finds Way Out of Red
• Everything Seems Wrong, Yet Brazil Is an Agricultural Powerhouse
• Brazilian Industry Grows But Timidly
• 'Healthy Brazil' Fights Overweight, a Problem with 40% of Brazilians
• Brazil Starts US$ 1.6 Billion Road-Patching Job
• Brazil Still Has the Same Railway System of 60 Years Ago
• Brazilian Firm Brings Extreme Sports to Cell Phone
• Brazil Campaign Doubles Number of Bone Marrow Donors
• Brazil Adopts Spanish as Second Language
• Industry Federation Wants Brazil to Develop Domestic Nanotechnology
• Brazil to Implant World's First Robotic Arm into a Human
• Lula's Popularity Up. And So Is the Market in Brazil.
• Brazil Campaign Raises Bone Marrow Donors to 130,000
• Hopes of Lower Interests Bring Brazilian Market New Vigor
• Culture Spots: a Brazil Plan to Spread the Brazilian Way
• Low Inflation and High Surplus Warms Up Brazilian Market
• 17.5% or 2 Million Out of Work in the Greater São Paulo, Brazil
• Fighting Poverty Protects Democracy, Brazil and Mercosur Agree
• Brazil Creates Scholarship to Promote Olympic Athletes
• Brazil's Industry Leader Calls Interest Rates 'Absurd'
• Brazil's Supreme Refuses to Order Arrest of Adman Involved in Vote-Buying Scheme
• Fenavem, Latam's Biggest Furniture Trade Fair, Opens in Brazil
• São Paulo, Brazil, More than a State, a 40 Million People Country
• Brazilian Congress Probe Gets Names of Who Got Money
• New Accusation Puts Portugal Telecom in the Midst of Brazil's Vote-Buying Scandal
• Adman Involved in Brazilian Vote-Buying Scheme Says Lula Was Out of the Loop
• Brazil Says Man Accused of Being Pay-Off Scheme Moneyman Was Never Lula's Consultant
• Portuguese Minister Denies Brazil's Adman Tried to Pass as Presidential Advisor
• Brazil's 9.1 Million Secondary Students to Be Offered Spanish Classes
• After 13-Year Debate, Brazil Decides All High Schools Will Teach Spanish
• Brazil Wants to Pay Foreign Debt with Spanish Classes
• Spain Works Out Details to Convert Brazil's Debt into Education Investment
• They Produce 300,000 Balls a Month. No Wonder, Cambuci Is Brazil's Biggest Ball Maker
• Brazilian Scandal's Moneyman Testifies for 15 Hours and Lists All He Gave Money To
• Brazilian Adman Says Ex-President Cardoso's Party Bilked Him of US$ 3.9 Million
• Adman at Center of Brazil's Corruption Scandal Met Lula's Chief of Staff Four Times
• Spain Ready to Help Brazil Enforce Mandatory Classes of Spanish
• US$ 44 Million in Advertising and Repairs to Make São Paulo, Brazil, More Touristic
• Ukrania and Colombia Inspect Brazilian Meat Before Starting to Order the Product
• In Brazil, Friends of Lula Cry While the Opposition Calls for His Impeachment
• War of Admen in Brazil May Lead to Lula's Impeachment
• Brazilian Adman Involved in Lula's Mess Unburdens Himself: Stop Picking on Me
• Probe Reporter Talks About 'Glaring Evidence' of Scam in Brazil's Ruling Workers Party
• Brazilian Who Brought Jiu Jitsu to US Gets Award in California
• Brazil's Lula Apologizes. Ally Says He Knew All. Impeachment Is on the Cards.
• Arabs Discover and Start to Buy Live Cattle from Brazil
• Brazil Tumbles While Waiting Interest Rate News
• Saudi Students Visit USP, Brazil's Leading University, and Vow Cooperation
• Brazil Lula's Brother: 'Dad Would Pull His Ear for Lying'
• Brazil Workers Party's Money Man Sues PT to Get His Money Back
• Brazil's Ports Still Not Prepared Against Terrorism
• Brazil's Second Half Program Is Cheap and Keeps Kids Off the Streets
• Lobini, Brazil's Answer to Fancy Sports Car, on the Road to the US
• Brazil's Honey: 4 Million Beehives, US$ 11 Million in Exports This Year
• Brazilian Stocks Bump Up Despite Continued Political Chaos
• Niterói, Brazil, Suffers Its Worst Ecological Disaster Ever
• Brazil's House Speaker Rebuts Charges of Corruption and Counterattacks
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 4.7 Million for 41 Stem Cell Research Project
• Brazilian Oil Spill Hurts 3,000 Fishermen
• Brazil's House Speaker Wasn't Bribed Says Entrepreneur
• Brazil's Lula Reiterates Impunity Will Not Be Tolerated
• Mariza, Who Gave Fado New Lease on Life, Tours the US
• Almost US$ 15 Million Fine for Oil Spill in Brazil
• Second in Line of Presidential Succession in Brazil Guilty of Extortion
• Good Financial News in Brazil Makes Stocks Soar
• Brazil's Perfume-Maker O Boticário Adds Egypt to Its International Clientele
• Cornered, Brazil's House Speaker Goes on the Attack
• Brazil's Speaker of the House Bribery Case Goes to the Supreme
• Weak U.S. Brings Investors to Brazil
• Brazil's House Speaker Meets Lula Before Deciding on Resignation
• Brazil's Supreme Gets Case Against Speaker of the House
• Brazil's Adman Involved in Corruption Has 79 Different Accounts in 9 Banks
• US Helps Brazilian Police Arrest 43 from Visa Gang That Sent People to the US
• Bulls Continue on the Loose in Brazil
• Brazil Waiting for House Speaker's Resignation Speech
• Brazil's Scandal-Plagued House Speaker to Resign Today
• Brazilians Are Taught How to Oversee Public Spending
• 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.
• Seven Suitors to a Speaker's Chair in Brazil
• Brazil Is the World's Top Provider of Public Transplant. Still There Are 63,000 in Line.
• Brazil Wants to Halve Its Transplant Waiting Line of 63,000
• 10 Congressmen Vying for Brazil's House Speaker Post
• Brazil Market Back on the Up Track
• Brazil's Lula in Rare Victory Makes the Speaker of the House
• Brazil's New House Speaker Denies Lula Interference in Election
• Brazilian Industry Grows 3.3%, a Lower than Expected Rate
• A Communist Is Third in Line to Brazil's Presidency
• Inquiry on Brazil PT's Money Man Calls Him a Fraudster or Prevaricator
• Brazil to Map Invasive Aliens Such as Wild Boars and Snails
• Brazil's Lula Wants a WTO More Helpful to Developing Countries
• Lula's and Pope's Emissaries Try to End Brazilian Bishop's Hunger Strike
• Brazil Starts World's Second Biggest Wind Energy Park
• While the US Alienates Brazil and LatAm Spain Woos Them
• Market Black to Back in Brazil
• Brazilian Astronaut Has Already Ticket for Space Trip: March 23
• US Still Number 1 Spammer, But Brazil Gets Honorable 5th Place
• Lula Urges Portugal to Ease Process of Legalizing 30,000 Illegal Brazilians
• Spain to Discuss 30,000 Brazilians Who Live There Illegally
• Brazil's Lula to Sign Space Agreement in Moscow
• Lula and Putin Sign Contract for First Brazilian Astronaut's Flight
• Brazil's 20-Million-Dollar Man, Astronaut Pontes
• Brazil Gets Even Lower Grades for Corruption from Transparency International
• Brazil Follows U.S. and Gets Back to Black
• Brazilian Companies Leave Urban Centers and Move to Interior
• Brazil Gets Ready to Grapple with Bird Flu
• Brazil's PSDB Chief Resigns Charging Government of Corruption
• Brazil Software Exports Triple to Paltry US$ 314 Million
• A Who's Who of Brazil's Biggest and Best Comes to New York for Business
• Brazil: São Paulo Cattle Free of Foot and Mouth Disease, Say Authorities
• Brazil Ships 13,000 Live Cattle to Lebanon
• IBRD Praises Brazil for the Way It Treats Handicapped Citizens
• Brazil in New York Wooing Foreign Investors
• Brazil's Finance Minister Vows to Keep Austerity Policy
• Brazil's Stock Market Starts Carbon Credits Sale
• Brazil Fears an Isolated Indian Tribe Has Been Victim of Genocide
• Brazil Industry Calls Government Pigheaded for Refusing to Cut Interest Rates
• Manifesto Urges Brazil to Promptly Cut "Absurd" Interest Rates
• Brazil Stocks Will Jump 30% in 2006, Says Money Expert
• Brazil to Grow a Mere 2.3% in 2005, Says IPEA
• UN Gets Report on Land That Was Rejected by Brazil's Congress
• Brazil Favorite to Win World Cup Followed by Argentina
• Brazil's Decision to Repay IMF Early Leads Stocks to Record High
• Brazil Threatened with Economic Sanctions by the OAS for Child Abuse
• Lula's Popularity and Interests Fall, But Brazil Stock Hits Record High
• Brazilian Industry Says Disappointing Cut in Interests Brought Bitter Christmas
• For 20 Years This Brazilian Has Been Rushing to World's Worst Natural Disasters
• Prospectors Invade Yanomami Land and Brazil Says It Has No Manpower to Remove Them
• Corruption Yes, Vote Buying No, Say Brazil's Government Allies
• Oil Gives Rio a Boost Taking Brazil's State Out of the Red
• Brazil's John of God: Healing with the Help of Angels
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 164 Million for Pan American Games Security in Rio
• Prisoners ReleasE 207 Hostages After Brazil's Authorities Meet Their Demand
• Iron Ore Makes Espírito Santo Brazil's Second Largest Exporter to Arabs
• Brazil Has a Great Debt to Blacks
• Brazil Vows to Repair 16,000 Miles of Roads in Bad Shape
• Brazil's CVRD Issues Record US$ 1 Billion in Bond to Foreigners
• 20 Minutes and Tickets for Brazil's Carnaval Were Gone
• Brazilian Market Falls Erasing Earlier Gains
• Brazil: São Paulo Industry Cuts 45,000 Jobs
• 76% of New Industrial Jobs in Brazil Are in the Interior
• Brazil Gets Argentina's OK to Resume Pork Export. Chile and Russia Might Follow.
• Movelsul: Brazil's Last Word in Furniture Design
• Brazil Expects to Resume Space Program in Three Years
• After 4 Deaths, Prison Warden Taken as Hostage by Brazilian Inmates
• Russians Check Experiments Brazilian Astronaut Is Taking into Space
• Brazilian Astronaut Gave Up Nasa to Celebrate Dumont's Pioneer Flight
• More than 200 Brazilians Are in Spain Promoting Brazil
• LAN Peru Now Flies Los Angeles-Brazil Six Days a Week
• Brazil: Rio Wants All Buses Running on Biodiesel by the 2007 Pan American Games
• American Journalist Warns Against Rio, Brazil, Until City Becomes Safer
• Brazilian Booming Stock Market Gives 15% Return in January
• Investors Worried Higher US Interest Rates Will Draw Money from Brazil
• Brazil's (São Paulo and Rio) Cost of Living Climbs 22 Places Among World's Cities
• Brazil's Mining Giant CVRD Spending US$ 5 Bi. Blame It on the Chinese
• Brazil Stocks Plunge on Concerns About US Inflation
• Favela Kids in Brazil Get 50 Sports Centers
• Brazilian Air Force Officer Ending Training for Space Travel
• After Tragedy, Brazil Restarts Space Program in 2007 with Ukraine's Help
• Brazil's Speaker of the House Scolds US$ 44 Million Spent on Special Session
• Brazil's Embraer Shows Off Its Latest Military Plane in Asia
• We Are in This Together, Says Brazil About Preservation of Biodiversity
• Brazil: "Development Is the New Word For Peace," Says Presidential Candidate Alckmin
• Brazil's Syrian Lebanese Hospital: 85 Years of Dedication to Health and Philanthropy
• Brazil to Host Conference of African Diaspora Intellectuals
• Brazil: The Poor Have Much to Gain from Protecting Endangered Species
• What Will Happen to Brazil's Astronaut Program? Brazil Doesn't Know.
• Brazilian Astronaut Will Wear Clothes Made in Brazil in Space
• Brazil's First Astronaut Is in Orbit
• Brazil's First Astronaut Gets the Traditional Bread and Salt in Space
• Brazilian Spaceman Probes Bean Growth and Chlorophyll at Space Station
• US Hispanic Caucus Calls in Brazil for LatAm's Debt Cancellation
• Brazil's First Astronaut May Help with Better Drugs and Search of ETs
• Brazil's Opposition Candidate Tops Lula in the Polls
• Brazil Has a Lot to Gain from His Mission, Says First Brazilian Astronaut
• World Survey Shows a Brazil with Low Quality of Living
• Brazil's First Astronaut Entered Hall of Fame, Says Lula
• Brazilian Astronaut Will Use Space Trip to Advance Brazil's Space Program
• After US and Germany, Brazilian Exporters Get Distribution Center in Portugal
• Foreign Investors Are Eyeing Brazilian Railways
• The Brazil Cost Comes Mainly from Excessive Use of Highways
• Railcar Builders Wake Up from the Dead in Brazil into a Booming Business
• The Egyptian Antiques of Brazil's Masp Museum
• Brazil Calls Space Mission's US$ 10 Million Price Tag Small Considering Benefits
• Signs of Slower Pace of Interest Cuts Make Brazilian Stocks Tumble Down
• Brazilian Industry Says It Won't Accept Increases in Bolivia's Gas Prices
• Brazilian Banks' Profits Raise Market's Boat
• Brazil's Ethanol Won't Substitute Oil at Least for Three Decades
• Disappointed with the US Fed Investors Let Brazil Down
• Brazil Under Siege by Criminal Gang: 77 Killed, 61 Buses Set on Fire
• Gang Spreads Panic in Brazil and Kills at Least 37 Police Agents
• Brazil's Civil War: 81 Killed, Hundreds of Hostages, Curfew Considered
• PCC, the Mafia Maintaining Brazil Hostage, Was Created 9 Years Ago
• After 94 Deaths, São Paulo, Brazil, Goes into a Spontaneous Curfew
• Brazil's Chaos Shouldn't Scare Investors Off, Says Peugeot Citroen
• Under Siege and with 94 Deaths, São Paulo, Brazil, Says Lula's Help Is Useless
• Despite 94 Deaths and 100 Buses Burned Brazil Is Not in Civil War
• Those Who Ordered the Murders in Brazil Must Be Punished, Says Political Scientist
• Brazil's Mafia Boss Orders End of Rebellion from Maximum Security Cell
• Low Inflation in the US Gives Brazilian Stocks a Boost
• After 5 Nights of Unrest Brazilian Police Have Killed 87 in São Paulo
• Brazil's Death Toll Due to Organized Crime Climbs to 149
• 65% of Brazilians Believe Peace Is Back Thanks to Deal with Organized Crime
• Brazil's Police Swear Revenge: 15 Criminals Will Die Every Day
• Brazil's Gang Violence Die Down. Death Toll Stays at 170.
• Brazilians Take to the Streets Against Violence and Corruption
• It's Cultural. Police Alone Will Not Solve Violence, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazilian Police Ordered to Release Names of the 100 Plus They Killed in São Paulo
• Brazil and Spain Sign Pact to Fight Organized Crime
• Brazil's Gang Violence Topples Director of Prisons and Opens Probe on Revenge Killings
• Santos in Brazil Becomes Top Latin Port, But Gets no Prize for Management
• Brazil in Rush to Get a Mercosur/EU Accord. Sides Still a World Apart.
• Brazilian Stocks Keep on Tumbling for Third Day
• Brazil Afraid World Slump Will Lower Price of Commodities It Sells
• In World Cup of Spyware Brazil is Only a Runner Up
• New Prison Riots in Brazil Leave Three Dead and 245 Hostages
• Brazil: São Paulo and Rio Have Become Quite Expensive to Live In
• Cheaper Food and Ethanol Brings Deflation to Brazil
• Brazil Already Getting Energy from LatAm's Largest Wind Park
• Brazil's Cheap Cost of Living Is a Myth, World Bank Study Shows
• Fed Hints of Interest Pause Give Brazilian Market a Boost
• Mafia Kills 7, Burns Buses and Spreads Terror in Brazil. Again!
• The African Diaspora Gathers in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
• Brazil's Cosmetic King O Boticário Wants Bigger Piece of Foreign Pie
• São Paulo, Brazil, Refuses Federal Help After Gang Attacks Leaving 9 Dead
• Fearing Attacks Buses Stop in Brazil and Millions Can't Go to Work
• Brazil's Mafia Boss Warns Authorities: Respect the Law and Attacks Will End
• Brazil's Petrobras Spends US$ 2.5 Billion in 26 Oil Tankers
• Brazil Lives Under a Blackout Threat and an Ultimatum by Organized Crime
• Amnesty Condemns Gang Attacks in Brazil and Urges Against Police Retaliation
• Brazil Goes to Asia to Sell Chicken Banned Elsewhere
• Brazil Only Loses to Chile in High Cost of Living in South America
• Brazil Is 7th in Spammers Dirty Dozen Where the US Is King
• Three Concerts a Week Are Part of This Brazilian Hospital's Treatment
• Polls Show Brazil's Lula Has no Chance of Being Reelected in São Paulo
• US Helps Break Up Brazilian Prescription-Drug Internet Gang
• Gang Attacks Go On in Brazil for Second Night
• 12,000 Inmates Go Home in Brazil for Father's Day. Population Fears More Violence
• Rio, Brazil, on the Run as One of World's Seven Wonders. You Can Vote.
• Brazilian-Arab Intellectuals Spread Arab Culture
• One Killed, Dozens Mugged, It's Tourist-Hunting Season in Rio, Brazil
• Dispute Between Guaranis and Multinational Land 15 Brazilian Indians in Jail
• Brazil Calls US Threat to Drop Preferential Tariff Unfortunate Pressure Tactic
• A Brazilian Slaughterhouse Turned to Europe
• Brazilian Beef Gets Quality Seal
• Rio Sol, a Brazilian Wine, Wins the Taste Test in 20 Countries
• 800 Exhibitors and 14 Countries in Rio for Oil Expo
• Brazil Intent on Reaching 10% of Global Organic Market
• Brazil's Oscar Hopeful: "Cinema, Aspirins and Vultures"
• Brazil's Export Boom Turning to Bust, Warns Industry Federation
• São Paulo, Brazil, Bans Billboards and Bus and Cab Ads
• Opposition Takes São Paulo and Minas, Almost Half of Brazil's GDP
• Study Shows Only 25% of Brazilian Roads Are in Great or Good Shape
• Brazil: Oil and Mining Bring Rio Record Exports
• Brazil's CVRD Buys Canadian Inco and Becomes World's Second Largest Mining Co
• Brazil Says Farewell to Rogério Duprat, Tropicália's Maestro
• Brazilian Congressmen Told Americans Are to Blame for Boeing Tragedy
• Exhibitors from US, EU and Africa Show Their Wares in Brazilian Railway Fair
• Brazilian Chancellor Sacks Critic and Puts Friend as Head of US Embassy
• Zero Pollution Bus Starts to Run in Brazil Soon
• Brazilian Matta Walks His Bass Into a New CD
• Brazil's Air Control Chief Fired, Air Supervisor Charged with Cover-Up
• Brazil: British Tourists Robbed in Bus on Way from Airport to Hotel
• 9 Years of Privatization Bring US$ 5 Bi in Investments to Brazil's Railways
• Chaos at Brazil's Airports Leads Lula to Call Emergency Late-Night Meeting
• São Paulo, Brazil, Launches "One More Day" Program for Tourists
• Brazil's Chief Justice Robbed in Rio by Heavy-Armed Gunmen
• Paranaguá Becomes First Brazilian Port to Get International Security Seal
• Brasileirinho: US Gets a Whiff of Brazilian Choro
• Terror in Brazil: Prison Gangs Kill 19 in Rio
• Brazil: Governor Finds Abandoned Patients, Old Drugs, and Cockroaches in Hospital
• Brazilian Stock Exchange Breaks Record with US$ 600 Billion Turnover
• Brazilian Army Takes Position in Rio to Secure City
• Brazil's São Paulo Forum and Left Spirit Live on in San Salvador
• São Paulo, Brazil, Turns 453 and Gets 453-Meters-Long Cake
• Brazil's CVRD to Invest US$ 400 Million in R&D
• Brazil's Petrobras to Build 26 Oil Tankers and Create 32,000 Jobs
• Rio, Brazil, Gets Its Own Body Count Site: 44 Dead in 4 Days
• Stone Fair Opens in Brazil. Half of Buyers Come from the US
• Brazilian Wine Gets Its Own Protected Niche in Europe
• Brazil Wants to Make Medical Tourism a One-Million Dollar Industry
• Paulo Coelho Talks About Brazil's Violence and Sounds Gloomy and Hopeless
• Brazil: Lack of Tourists Makes Rio's Shops Sing the Blues This Carnaval
• Brazil's Bovespa Has Worst Fall Since 9/11 and Dollar Goes Up Sharply
• Brazilian Bishop Again Opposes Lula Over River Transposition
• Anti-Bush Protest in Brazil Turns into War Against Police
• Lula & Bush Didn't Discuss What Brazil Wanted Most: Tariff Reductions
• Hundreds of Brazilian Indians and Slave Descendants Protest River Transposition
• For the First Time, Brazil Takes Sub-13 Soccer Talent to Mediterranean Cup
• São Paulo, Brazil, Among Planet's 20 Wealthiest Towns
• Brazil Fields 3 Teams Into US's SAE Aero Design Competition
• Brazil Hits Two Records: Stocks Surpass 47,000, Country Risk Plummets to 154
• Brazilian Neurosurgeon Performs World's First Posterior Disc Replacement
• Medical Equipment Is a US$ 6.5 Bi Industry in Brazil Exporting to 100 Countries
• Rio, Brazil's Most Violent City, Calls Army to the Rescue
• Again Arson Destroys Office of Brazil Newspaper that Denounced Corruption
• Brazil and US Industry Join Forces to End Doha Stalemate
• All Is Peaceful in Rio, Brazil, After a 25-dead Bloody Tuesday
• After Two Years Brazil Gets Involved in Argentina-Uruguay Mill Dispute
• Publisher of Brazil's Most Important Newspaper Dies at 94
• Brazil's Stock Market Surpasses 50,000 Points and Makes Bulls See Green
• Barring a China or US Surprise There's No Stopping Brazil Stocks Rally
• Brazil Adopts Cost-Reduction and Productivity-Increase Plan for Industries
• Left Behind, Brazil Talks Space Cooperation with India
• Brazil's Mining Giant CVRD to Use Biofuel in Its Trains
• Brazil's Birthrate Falls from 6.2 to 2.3 Kids Per Woman
• Brazil's Port of Rio Grande Expecting Record Grain and Ore Shipping
• Brazil's Money and Stock Market Have Become the Planet's Strongest
• World's Second Largest Health Fair Brings 30 Countries to Brazil
• Gol-Delta Agreement Promises Easier Flights for US and Brazil
• Living in Brazil Has Become Cheaper for Foreigners
• Brazilian Christ Is One of the World's New Seven Wonders
• Arab Bank ABC Trades Shares at Brazil's Stock Exchange
• Americas' Eyes on Brazil. Pan-American Games Start
• Dubai Comes to São Paulo, Brazil, Looking for Tourists
• In Brazil Stocks Drop Sharply While Dollar Zooms Up
• Brazil TAM Back to Congonhas After Air Tragedy But Only on Sunny Days
• Brazil Gives Farewell Party to Pan Athletes But Nobody Comes
• Brazil's Mining Giant CVRD Posts Record Net Profit, a 97% Boost
• Brazilian Industry Picks Up in 14 States, But Growth Is Uneven
• Brazil Has No Fears, Says Lula. But Foreign Investors Are Fleeing
• Robot Surgeon Should Draw Foreign Patients to Brazil
• While Market Sinks Lula Calls Brazil Industrious Ant Ready for Bad Weather
• Brazilian Bishops Urge Lula to Reconsider River Transposition
• Big Oil in Brazil Opposes Rio Threat to End Tax Exemption
• Rio Contributes with 8.5% of Brazil's Exports
• Brazil Goes Digging for Money in Saudi Arabia
• Brazil's National Referendum Challenges Privatization of Mining Giant CVRD
• Brazil Cheers Fed's Cut and Gets Ready for Bull Times
• Farm Subsidies Perpetuate Underdevelopment, Says Brazil President
• Brazil Gets Better Grade in Fighting Corruption But Still Fails
• Brazil Industry Grows Slowly Due to Strong Brazilian Currency
• Thanks to Agribusiness São Paulo Answers to 31% of Brazil's GDP
• Brazil Goes for a Ride on Wall Street's Bullish Train and Dollar Falls
• São Paulo, Brazil, Gets Honorable Mention as World's Robbery Capital
• Brazil Gets New Cardinal. He Will Be Choosing Next Pope
• Brazilian Ambassador to US Expecting Doha Round Accord for Very Soon
• Brazilian Justice Threatens to Shut Down Orkut and Google Brazil This Month
• Jittery World Market Drags Brazil's Bovespa 3.5% Down
• Brazil Uses Courts to Reimpose Prior Censorship on the Press
• This Brazilian Has a Knack to Find Art Inside Trash and Then Export It
• São Paulo, Brazil, Has the Priciest Real Estate in South America
• Brazilian Catholic Bishop Resumes Hunger Strike and Accuses Lula of Betrayal
• Family Members of Brazil's Air Tragedy Insist US Pilots Turned Off Transponder
• Brazil Strikes Gas and Oil Once Again in Deep Sea
• A Picture Perfect Flight for Brazilian Space Rocket
• Brazil-Argentina Space Mission, a 9-minute Success
• Brazil Petrobras Shares Jump 4.5% on New Oil Discovery News
• Brazil Is Testing in São Paulo Its Homegrown Ethanol Bus
• Year-End Cheers: Brazil Stock Market Celebrates 43.4% Gain in 2007
• Brazilian Medical Company Wants to Become Bridge Between Brazil and Overseas
• They Sell 95% of Brazil's Neonatal Equipment to 91 Countries
• Brazil Has Latin America's Two Largest Companies: Petrobras and Vale
• As a Country, São Paulo City, Brazil, Would Be the World's 47th Largest
• Brazilian Stocks Drop 6.6%. Losses in 2008 Jump to 16%
• US Good News Gives Brazil Markets a 6% Boost
• Foreigners Cash Out US$ 1.8 Bi, But Brazil Bets They'll Buy US$ 26 Bi in Stocks
• After Two Years of Decline, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Grows 6%
• Higher Productivity Brings Brazil's Mining Company Vale Record Production
• Brazil Bishop Calls River Transposition Project Antiethic
• Petty Theft: No Espionage Behind Disappearance of Brazil's State Secrets
• Tit for Tat: Brazil Fights Back and Sends 8 Spaniards Back Home
• Brazil Has Become a Much Better Place than the US to Make Money
• The Brazilian Call Girl and Madam Behind NY Governor's Fall
• Brazil and Spain Call for a Cease-Fire on Their Deportation War
• Black Wednesday Knocks Brazil Markets Down 5%
• Brazil's Stock Exchange Becomes World's Third Largest and Plans Expansion
• Marriott Starts US$ 2 Million Program to Help Save Brazil's Amazon
• Brazil Finds New Huge Oilfield, Possibly World's Third Largest
• European Firm Wants to Build Military Planes in Brazil
• Brazil Goes After Middle East Petrodollars
• A Brazilian Executive Tells Like It Is in the US and Elsewhere
• Small Companies Grow 8.6% in Rio, Brazil
• Brazil May Have Huge Oil Reserves But Not How to Reach Them
• Brazil Trains Hundreds of Doctors in Robotic Surgery
• Exports in the South of Brazil Grow 22%, Well Above National Average
• Bullish Brazil Gets Record High Stocks and Lowest Dollar in 9 Years
• Brazilian Muscle Back at the Indy 500 Track
• Marriott Brazil Wants Muslims to Feel at Home and Offers Mecca Compass
• Dollar Reaches Nine-Year Low in Brazil. Real Up 19%
• 110 Deaths Later Brazil's Dengue Epidemic Seems to Be Easing
• Brazilian Food Display Maker Eyes Foreign Market
• Los Angeles-Brazil Nonstop Flight Back Thanks to Korean Air
• Rio, Brazil, Among 4 Finalists to Host 2016 Olympics
• What São Paulo, Brazil, Can Teach the Middle East
• Brazil's Petrobras Invests US$ 66 Million in New Gas Plant
• Close to 400 Firms from 33 Countries in Brazil for Medical Fair
• Brazil's UNESP Gets LatAm's Most Powerful Computer Network
• Death of 3 Youngsters Shows How Cozy Brazil's Army Is with Drug Traffickers
• Asia's Need for Food Gives Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul a Boost
• Rio, Brazil, Finds Key to Sell Fashion Overseas: Invention
• US, Europe and Asia Say Present at Brazil's Medical Fair, Hospitalar
• Brazil Shares Know-How of Fighting Rural Poverty
• Better Wages Make Gap Between Rich and Poor a Little Less Wide in Brazil
• Shooting Attack on Brazilian Newspaper Follows Reports on Corruption
• World Cup: Rio, Brazil, Gets US$ 25 Million to Repair Its Roads
• Brazil Is Both a Rice Importer and Exporter
• Brazil's Medical Industry Grows 21% and Generates US$ 3.74 Billion
• Foreign Investors Flee Brazil's Stock Market
• Brazil Creates World's Third Largest Bourse, the US$ 20 Billion BM&F Bovespa
• Brazil Finds Light Oil Offshore. 150 Million Barrels This Time
• Brazil Holds First Conference on Brazilian Diaspora
• London-Based Rio Tinto to Boost Six-Fold Iron Ore Production in Brazil
• Northeast Brazil to Have Its Own International Food Trade Show
• Rio Grande Port in Brazil Has Record Cargo Movement
• Market Value of Brazil's Public Listed Companies Plunges Over US$ 200 Billion
• Rio Answers to 11% of All Brazilian Exports. US Is Main Destination
• US Group Comes to the Rescue of Penguins Stranded Off Brazil's Coast
• Egypt Company to Invest Up to US$ 1 Million to Grow Rice in Brazil
• Brazil's Mining Giant Vale Investing US$ 59 Billion in Next Four Years
• In the Beginning God Created Rio to Hold the Olympics, Says Brazil's Lula in Beijing
• Exports Grow 19% and Imports 60% in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
• Drug Security: Brazil Gets Its Own US Pharmacopeia Branch
• So Far This Year Brazil Has Exported US$ 122 Bi and Imported US$ 105 Bi
• In Brazil, Banks Lead with US$ 10 Billion in Profits in First Half
• Brazil Offers World Over 700,000 Carbon Credits from Sanitary Landfills
• Brazil's Intelligence Leadership Suspended After Spying on Chief Justice
• Stock Market Investors Grow But Investment Shrinks in Brazil
• Brazil Learns to Extract Light Oil 15,000 Feet Deep
• Brazil Stock Market in Free Fall While Real Sinks to Lowest Level Since January
• Made in Brazil Design Gets Its Trade Show
• 1,100 Exhibitors from 20 Countries Come to 14th Rio Oil & Gas, in Brazil
• Brazil Stocks Suffer Worst Fall Since 2001. Crisis Will Make Us Stronger, Say Authorities
• Oil Industries Big Boys Meet in Brazil for the Rio Oil & Gas Conference
• Brazil TAM to Fly Non-Stop from Rio to New York and Miami
• Brazil Stock Market Tumbles Another 6.7% for a 28% Loss This Year
• More Popular Than Ever, Brazil's Lula Grants God Brazilian Citizenship
• Brazil's Lula Condemns Rich Countries for Building Border Fences and Walls
• In the List of Least Corrupt Brazil Gets 80th Place in the World
• Brazil Market's 10% Slump Shuts Trade for 30 Minutes. Lula Pans US Casino
• Research and Technology Bring Boom to Brazilian Fruit Farmers
• Bargain Hunters Boost Brazilian Stocks by Over 7%. LatAm Leaders Lambast US
• Armed Men in Brazil Prevent Distribution of Paper Denouncing Politicians
• Brazil-EU Summit to Be Held in Rio, in December
• Brazil's VO2Max, a High-Tech Sports Apparel Maker, Looks Overseas for Growth
• Brazil's Black Monday Brings Market Down 5.43% and Dollar Up 7.53%
• Brazil's Lula Misses Top Prize of Municipal Elections: São Paulo
• Brazil's Word to the US: Don't Even Think About Socializing Your Losses
• Brazilian Market Has Now Fallen 42% with No Relief in Sight
• Brazil's Market Loss: 20% This Week, 28% This Month, 44% This Year
• Second Largest Coffee Producer State in Brazil to Double Production
• Brazil Market Gets Back on Its Feet with a Roaring 15% Gain
• Brazilian Firm Makes Robot for Checking Ship Structure Integrity
• Another Scary Day in Brazil: Markets Down 11%
• Brazil Injects Close to US$ 3 Billion in Economy to Halt Rising Dollar
• Brazil Roller Coaster: Stocks 10% Down, Dollar 7% Up
• Recession Fears Knock Down Markets in Brazil, Mexico and Argentina
• Brazil Market Has Fallen 51% in 2008, Worst in Country's History
• Brazil Market Falls 60% from Peak Performance in May
• Year-Round Daily Houston-Rio, Brazil, Coming Soon from Continental
• Bulls Stampede in Brazilian Market: Stocks Jump 13.42%
• TAM's New Direct Rio-New York Flight Arrives 6 am at JFK
• G-7 Can't Solve Global Crisis Without G-20's Help, Says Brazil's Lula
• Spanish Oil Company Uses Seismic Imaging Technology off Brazil's Coast
• Brazilian Market Jumps Close to 5% While Dollar Rises Over 3%
• How Obama Is Hurting Brazil's Chances to Host 2016 Olympics
• São Paulo-Orlando Daily: Brazil TAM's New Offer
• Obama Effect Sends Brazilian Stocks on an Over-9% High
• Russia Wants Joint Ventures with Brazil in Space and Defense
• UN Hints Brazil May Grow a Mere 0.5% in 2009
• Dollar Crosses 2.5 Reais Barrier in Brazil. Stocks Go Down
• Brazil Toys with Idea of Islamic Stock Market and Banking System
• Brazil Takes Leading Role in Sustainability Among Emergents
• Mining Giant Rio Tinto Cuts 14,000 Jobs. Brazil Operations Affected
• Brazilian University Gets Zero Energy Consumption Building
• Brazil Takes 30-Year Biofuel Experience to Energy Summit in the Middle East
• Brazilian Newspaper Fined US$ 17,000 for Letter "Damaging Honor" of Judge
• Brazil's Industry Leaders Want to Bypass Mercosur and Sign EU Accord
• Brazil Gets Country's First Endangered Species Laboratory
• São Paulo, Brazil, Never Saw So Many Tourists: 11 Million