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• UN Praises Brazilian AIDS Program
• Brazil's Zero Hunger International Gets Wide Backing
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• Brazil's Minister Fears Balkanization of His Country
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• Brazil's Zero Hunger Presents Balance Sheet
• In Brazil, Still a Long Way to Go, Baby
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• Bush Missed a Chance to End Bigotry Against Immigrants
• In Brazil, Hope Springs for a Month
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• Brazil Wants Rules Changed by IMF and Co.
• Portugal Backs Brazil for Permanent UN Seat
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• Brazil: Economic Policy to Be Kept Despite the Pain
• Brazil Wants World Taxes to Fight Hunger
• Amazon Countries Look for Power in Brazil Meeting
• Malaria and Malnutrition Plague Brazilian Indians
• Employment Rate Up But Hours Worked Down in Brazil
• Brazilian Economy is Winning for Marta in São Paulo
• Two Million Barred from College in Brazil Due to Poverty
• Brazil to Reserve 300,000 Places in College for the Poor
• Amazon Security Is Top Priority for Brazil
• 300 Foreign Firms in Brazil's Amazon Looking for Business
• Brazil Scolds Foreign Trademarks of Amazon Products
• Rural Program Lends to Brazilians as Young as 18
• UN Sees Crime Rising in Brazil
• Brazil: With Zero Hunger Farmer Doesn't Need to Starve
• Jobs in Brazil Up for 3rd Month in a Row
• Brazil and Egypt Don't Know Each Other
• Brazil's Lula Says Partnership Is the Way to Go
• Brazil: Anything to Keep the Youth in the Countryside
• Women Migrate More than Men in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Plans to End World Hunger
• Brazil's Lula: Globalization of Justice Would End Terror
• Brazil's Lula and France's Chirac Get Cozy in NY
• Brazil's Lula Urges World Leaders to Be Daring
• Brazil Lula's Entire Speech at the UN
• Lula Is No Friend of Ours Say Brazilian Indians
• To Bear Arms? Now, It's Illegal in Brazil.
• Brazil's Lula: War Is Not the Answer to Terror
• Brazil Has Best Month for Jobs in Six Years
• Brazil's Rocky Road to a Security Council Seat
• Unemployment Is Up in Brazil
• England and France Favor Permanent Seat for Brazil at UN
• Brazil Wants Its Share of Indian Riches
• Lula Tells Brazil to Get Some Self-respect
• Brazil and Mercosur Sweeten the Deal for EU
• Brazilians Looking for a Few Good Politicians
• Brazilian Micros Get a Larger Share of Exports
• Brazil's Experts Discuss Eco Preservation
• Brazilian Businesses Call EU Offer Unacceptable
• Brazil: 9 Million Women Never Got ID Card
• Spain Pitches In for Brazil's Zero Hunger
• Brazil's Zero Hunger Goal for 2005: 8.7 Million Families
• Unesco Applauds Brazil on Child Labor Effort
• Left Gets a Boost in Brazil's Election
• Powell Wants Brazil's Nuclear Plants Inspected Soon
• Brazil: 'No Need to Always Agree with US'
• Brazil Starts Campaign Against Sex Slavery
• Powell: 'Brazilian Way of Fighting Hunger Is Unworkable'
• Brazil's Domestic Market Picks Up Strength
• Brazil Producing Only 20% of AIDS Drugs It Needs
• Brazil's Lula: 'We Have the Resources to End Hunger'
• Bureaucracy Is Hurting Brazil Coffee Overseas
• Brazil's Sounds: Niterói Grunge
• Brazil's Mummy Studied in Turin Congress
• Women Get 60% of All New Jobs in São Paulo, Brazil
• Brazil Prepares Big Self Promotion Campaign in the US
• In Brazil, from Drugs to Software, All Is Pirated
• In Brazil's Slump, 5000 New Jobs Are Good News
• Half of Brazilian Teachers Never Used Internet
• Brazil: Journalist Wants Dictatorship Abuses Reinvestigated
• Lula: 'Brazil Won't Play a Supporting Role Anymore!'
• Unemployment Still 10.9% in Brazil
• Brazil Accused of Stealing Nuclear Technology
• Good Job News Not Enough to Cheer Brazilian Markets
• Brazil: Town Meeting to Discuss Forest Conservation
• Anti-Gun Caravan Crisscrosses Brazil
• Brazil: Mercosur and Egypt Dreaming of Free Trade
• Brazilian Senators Create Basic Rights Bloc
• Brazil Needs 2000 Additional Federal Judges
• Brazilians Back to the Ballot Box
• Brazil's Odebrecht Gets a Foot in Arab Door
• Brazil Exports Zero Hunger
• Brazil to Expand Its AIDS International Assistance
• Brazil: Any Hope Left for the PT in São Paulo?
• Jobs Up, Real Wages Down in São Paulo, Brazil
• UN: In Brazil, Justice Is Slow and Impunity High
• Kerry or Bush, Brazil Will Get the Stick
• Brazil Gets a Post at UN's Council
• Brazil's Onze de Junho: A Place Popular in Song
• Indians Get a Stronger Voice on Brazil's Politics
• Zero Hunger Is on Track, says Brazil's Lula
• Anti-Gun Crowd Takes to the Streets in Brazil
• Brazil: Rio Group Defends Social Justice and Multilateralism
• In Brazil Air Gets Better, But Forest Fires Grow Worse
• Brazil Is a Cultural Desert for the Young
• Private Colleges Open 82,000 Places for the Poor in Brazil
• The Poor, Lusterless Life of Brazil’s Buckaroos
• Brazil: Lalá, to the Rescue of MPB
• Brazil's Credicard Group Regroups
• Brazil: Rio Group Urges a New UN
• Brazil to Teach World How to Fight Corruption
• Brazil's Amazon to Get Special AIDS Care
• Poor and Rich Countries Discuss Education in Brazil
• Brazil, the Fast Link Between Tunisia and the Americas
• US Rate Hike Cools Brazilian Market
• Amazon Faces Serious Flooding After Two Weeks of Non-Stopping Rain
• US$ 1.65 Million from US to Fight Hunger and Sex Exploitation in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula: "From Head to Toe' Committed to Poverty and Education
• Brazil Wants Debt Relief from World for Investing in Education
• Never So Many Jobs in Brazil
• Great Expectations for Chinese President Visit to Brazil
• Brazil Trying to Catch Up on Education
• Brazilian Justice Acquits Man Sentenced for 1988 Massacre of Indians
• Brazilian Indians Win This Round. They Can Stay.
• Brazil Exports Grow 25.5%. Well Over World Average.
• Brazil's Key Interest Rate Expected to Rise
• Germany Applying US$ 325 Million in Conservation in Brazil
• Unesco to Help Brazil's Semi-Arid Areas
• Brazilian Duo Teach Al Jazira How to Samba
• Brazilian Indians Unite and Get Organized
• Brazil Calls Itself Safe Haven for Arab Money
• Brazil's BNDES Lends US$ 11.5 Bi. Still 62% Get No Money.
• Moo-Hyun Calls Brazil's Lula, 'an Example to Be Followed'
• Impunity Continues 8 Years After Brazil's Massacre
• In Brazil, Half of All New AIDS Victims Are Between 13 and 24
• Jobs in Brazil Grow for Fifth Month in a Row
• Kyoto Starts. Brazil Gives Example.
• 20 Indian Tribes Get an Audience in Brazil's Capital
• Brazil and Argentina Go to War on the Soccer Field
• Drug Users Are Majority of New AIDS Cases in Brazil
• Brazil Ready to Stay 10 Years in Haiti
• Cigarette Kills 200,000 Brazilians a Year
• Investors Buoyed Up by Brazil's Good News
• Spain Writes Another Check for Brazil's Zero Hunger
• Brazil's Lula Wants to Take Colleges to the Interior
• From Cradle to Grave Brazilian Blacks Have it Tougher
• Public Defender Gets No Respect in Brazil
• Maharaji Gets Peace Award in Brazil
• Brazil's Cinta Larga Indians and Miners: A Bloody Relationship
• Brazilian Indians Sitting on World's Largest Diamond Mine
• Brazil's Unemployment Reaches Record Low in 2 years
• Brazil Wants Veto Power for UN's New Security Council Members
• Brazil Tries to Build a House for 30,000 Homeless Indians
• What Brazil Needs Are Real Jobs
• Half of Brazilian Children Live on Less than US$ 1.5 a Day
• Manaus Free Zone Gets a Lift, But Rest of Brazil Lags
• Brazil Changes the Guard in Haiti
• Brazil's Carandiru Massacre: 111 Dead, 13 years, No One Guilty
• At Half Time, Lula Vows Again to Tackle Brazil's Social Ills
• Brazil's Sweet Deals in the Middle East
• Brazil Gets 633,000 New Jobs in One Year
• Brazilian Companies Shed Debt and Get Ready to Invest
• No News of Brazilian Victims from the Asian Tsunami
• Brazil Wants Kyoto to Protect Forests
• Brazilian Diplomat to Thailand and Son Victims of Tsunami
• Industry Creates 600,000 New Jobs in Brazil
• Brazilian Volunteers Ready to Help Asian Tsunami Victims
• Brazil Has no Room For Crisis, Says Lula
• Zero Hunger Reaches 6.5 Million in Brazil
• Brazil Sends 18 Tons of Food and Medicine to Asia
• Emirates Drawing Brazilian Doctors and Athletes
• More than 5,000 Mayors Take Office in Brazil
• Brazil's Industry to Hire and Invest More in 2005
• Brazil Steps Up Help to Tsunami Victims
• Brazilian Salgado Aboard Antarctica Ship
• Brazil's Donations to Tsunami Victims in Search of Plane
• 122 Brazilians Still on List of Disappeared Due to Tsunami
• Brazil's Program to Improve Indians' Diet
• Brazil to Send Aircraft Carrier to Help Tsunami Victims
• Prodded by the Government, Brazil's Varig Decides to Help Tsunami Victims
• Brazil to Finally Pay Its Old Debt to UN
• A Pan-Amazon Effort in Brazil to Save the Amazon
• Funny Name of Brazil's Azaléia Shoe
• Brazil: Amazon Countries Join OAS in Defense of Environment
• For Brazil, Amazon is for All to Use and to Help
• Soybean Accelerates Brazil's Deforestation
• 41 Brazilians Still Missing in Tsunami Area
• Brazil Triples Alcohol Exports. Blame It on the US.
• Tsunami Should Not Distract World from Haiti, says Brazil
• Brazilian Chancellor Goes to Africa
• Brazilian Women Denounce Eco and Work Violations in the Amazon
• In Brazil, University for All Is Law
• 10,000 from 14 Countries Expected at Brazil's Amazon Forum
• Brazil Misses Another Chance to Do Indians Justice
• Brazilian Indians Invade Indigenous Foundation
• Brazil Proposes Cash for Weapons to Disarm Haiti
• All Ready for Brazil's Pan-Amazon Forum
• Brazil Uneasy About US Soldiers on Its Borders
• More Jobs and Better Wages in Brazil 2004
• Brazilian Tile Maker Wants Bigger Chunk of Foreign Pie
• Brazil Tells Africa: You Can Count on Us at UN
• 11.4 Million Families in Brazil Make Less than US$ 36 a Month
• Planning a Planetary Zero Hunger in Brazil
• In Nova Serrana, Brazil, Unemployment Is Zero
• UN Gathers LatAm Leaders in Brazil to Accelerate Fight on Poverty
• Brazil Proposes Arab Country for UN Security Council
• Brazilian Firm to Use Chevron Technology
• Brazil's Unemployment Falls to Single Digit
• 'Sons of the Jungle' Vow Fight for Freedom in Brazil
• Global Call Asks for Debt Amnesty for Poor Countries, in Brazil
• China Strength Moves Brazilian Stocks Up
• Lula to Address the Poor in Brazil and the Rich in Davos
• A Planetary Workers' Union Is Being Born in Brazil
• G-7, Let the Poor Go Debt Free, Says World Forum in Brazil
• Brazil Opens Amazon for Logging and Greenpeace Applauds
• The Long Court Battle Between Chevron and the Amazon Indians
• China Is Top Buyer from Brazil's Cooperatives
• Brazil's Lula in Davos Urges End to Farm Subsidies
• Brazil: FAO Wants Closer Ties Between Davos and WSF
• Brazilian Beef on Its Way to Tsunami Victims
• Like Freedom, Water is a Human Right Says Social Forum in Brazil
• Brazil Keeps Sending Aid to Tsunami Victims
• Brazil Gets UN Prize for Anti-Poverty Project
• 1 Million Cubans Learning to Speak Brazilian Portuguese
• Brazil's Lula: 'Gone Are the Days of Dependence on the US'
• Brazil Ready to Be World's Top Supplier of Alcohol
• Brazil's ProYouth to Teach a Trade to Dropouts
• Brazil to Train 300,000 Youngsters
• Brazilian Ceramic Handcraft for Export
• Brazilian President Visits UK. End of Farm Subsidies in the Agenda.
• Murder of US Nun Deeply Shakes Brazil
• Brazil Decrees Preventive Detention for US Nun Killers
• Brazil Trusts Private Sector Can Keep Forests Alive
• Brazil Waiting for an Interest Rate Boost
• Global Warming Might Turn Brazil's Amazon into Scrubland
• Amnesty Calls for End to Impunity after Murder of Nun in Brazil
• Another Social Leader Murdered in Brazil
• Brazil Chasing US Nun Murderers
• U.S. Bishop Deplores Murder of Nun in Brazil
• Suspect of Killing US Nun Had Been Fined
• Brazil Cajoles Caribbean Nations Into Backing It for UN Seat
• Brazil Drags Latin America Up
• Brazilian Groups Blame US Nun Murder on Lax Law
• Job Market in Brazil the Best Since 1990
• Brazil Creates 20-Million-Acre Amazon Reserve
• 4,000 Soldiers Ready for Action in the Amazon After Nun's Slaying
• After All-Time High, Brazilian Market Tumbles
• Brazil Wants US Help Against Money-Laundering
• Rayfran Sales Confesses He Killed US Nun
• Brazilians Protest US Nun's Murder
• Slave Labor Common Where US Nun Was Murdered in Brazil
• Sister Dorothy, an Addition to Brazil's Gallery of Martyrs
• Brazil: Confessed Killer of US Nun Says He Was Hired by Nun's Friend
• Job Is Brazil's Biggest Worry Now
• Second Killer of US Nun Arrested in Brazil
• What the World Needs Is a Tsunami of Conscience
• Brazil and Tunisia to End Visa Requirements Between Both Nations
• Unemployment Goes Up to 10.2% in Brazil
• More Jobs in Brazil Today than 1 Year Ago
• Guatemala Gets Lessons on Zero Hunger from Brazil
• Brazil Kitchen Teaches How to Eat Well and Avoid Waste
• Brazil Doubles Amazon Research Funds to US$ 57 Million
• Brazil Serious on Delivering the Internet to Everyone
• Canada Company Strikes Gold in Brazil
• Brazil Gets UN Security Council's Presidency
• Tattoos the Way Brazilian Indians Do
• Brazilian Data Provider CTBC Adopts CSG's Solutions
• Chinese and Korean Mafias Lead Piracy in Brazil
• TV Brazil: International TV with a Brazilian Slant
• In Brazil, Quotas and Scholarship Bring 5% More Blacks to College
• Brazil Raps UN for Not Including Women in Millenium Goals
• Brazil's Zero Hunger to Extend to Indians and Slaves Descendants
• Another Made-in-Brazil Submarine is Sea Ready
• Brazilian Police Investigate Internet Site Selling Amazon Land
• Oil Drop Raises Brazil Equities
• Brazilian Belita Koiller Gets UNESCO Prize for Science
• Brazil Teaches Guatemala Zero Hunger
• Collegeless Join Homeless and Landless in Brazil
• High Interest Rates Don't Deter Brazil Market's Star Trek
• Brazilian Touch in Design Gets Respect in Europe
• Job Positions on the Rise in Brazil
• What Brazil Needs Most Is Wealth Transfer
• 77 Million Brazilians Don't Eat Enough. 39 Million Are Obese.
• In the World's Hunger Ranking Brazil Is 27
• In Brazil, Bono Calls Lula Something the World Never Saw
• A Global Effort to Protect the Amazon Forest
• Africa and Brazil Get a Step Closer
• Half of Brazil's 34 Million Youth Are Out of School
• A Nine-Point Policy to Rescue Brazil's Youth
• Unemployment Down in Brazil, Production Too
• Brazil Says It's Ready to Be a UN Security Council Member
• US Expert Pans Brazil for Being Land of Cheap Smoke
• Number of New Jobs Drop Sharply in Brazil
• 5% More Jobless in Brazil
• IMF Urges Brazil to Fight Poverty and Inequality
• Brazil's Timber Blocked by Greenpeace in Portugal
• Brazil Pats Itself on Back for Arrest of US Nun Killer Suspect
• US Senator Defends UN Permanent Seat for Brazil
• Brazil's Favela Sounds Promise Hot Season in London
• Brazil Investigates Ring Behind Death of American Nun
• Brazilians Trying to Make Sense of the Mercosur
• Desert Sun Gets Gold from Reactivated Mine in Brazil
• Brazil Hosts International Conference on Land Reform
• Kofi Annan Calls Brazil's Lula for Support
• Brazil Reserves 13 Million Hectares of Amazon for Sustainable Use
• Canadian Firm Keeps Digging for Gold in Northern Brazil
• A New Daily from Washington to Brazil
• All Over Brazil Students March for University Reform
• A Unicef Seal to Help 8 Million Poor Kids from Brazil
• Control and Productivity Save 1 Million Trees in Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Goes to Pope's Funeral with Ecumenical Delegation
• Brazil Ready to Fight Foreign Threats to Amazon, Says Admiral
• Brazil Discusses Judicial Reform in London
• Brazil Says Idea of Internationalizing the Amazon Never Goes Away
• Brazilian Senate Urged to Approve Global Anti-Tobacco Accord
• Sun Brings Its Sun Tech Days to Brazil
• Brazil Reports to UN on Its 430,000 Indians
• Nigeria Joins Brazil Fight to Reform the UN
• Brazil Learns About Prison Alternatives in the UK
• UN Urges Brazil to Stop Copying US in Racism Fight
• 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
• Unicef Donates to Stop Deaths of Brazilian Indian Kids
• Brazil/Mercosur and EU Discuss Trade Liberalization
• Consumers Blast U.S. for Taxing Brazil Steel
• How Diadema, Brazil, Cut Murder 68%
• Most Kids in Brazil's Shelters Are Not Orphans. 87% Have Family.
• Employment in Brazilian Industry Falls Slightly
• Brazil Reserves a France + Germany for Indians
• Brazilian Investments Totalled 110 Billion in 2004
• Brazil Gets Chile Backing for UN Security Council
• World's Unions Meet in Brazil and Bash Neoliberalism
• Dire Poverty Main Cause of Haiti Plight, Says Brazil
• World Bank Might Use Brazil's Zero Hunger in Other Countries
• Brazil's Zero Hunger Offers 39-cent Meals
• Brazil Confident Job Market Will Expand
• End of Temporary Jobs Ups Unemployment in Brazil
• Brazil's TAM Picks Unisys to Be IT Honcho
• Press Freedom to Be Monitored Online in Brazil
• Postgraduates in Brazil Are 122,295 with 9% Yearly Growth
• Brazil's Petrobras Picks FMC as Undersea Supplier
• Brazil Sees Itself as Model of Dealing with Youth
• Brazil's Jobless Rate Still High: 10.8%
• Housing and Sanitation, Pressing Problems for Brazil
• Brazil Uses Satellite to Track Amazon Deforestation
• Brazil Pitches In at Community of Democracies
• Brazil's Voice in the World Counts a Lot, Says Sachs
• A Candid Talk of Rice with Brazil's Veja Magazine
• Brazil Goes Prospecting the Middle East for Tourists
• Brazil's Family Grant Gives Up to US$ 38 to Extremely Poor
• Indiscriminate Use of Pesticides is Rampant in Amazonas, Brazil
• Angola Backs a Bigger Global Role for Brazil
• Brazil Brings Technology to Amazonas Fishermen
• 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
• Brazil: 9,000 Strong Police Force to Secure Arab Summit
• Brazil Saves the Day for Latin America
• Brazil Sees China and India as Model and Threat
• Brazil and Mercosur Create Free Trade Zone with Arabs
• Getting Brazil Close to Arabs Is a Lula's Pet Project
• Becker Underwood Takes Brazil's Nitral
• Brazil Has High Hopes for Mercosur-Arab Accord
• Brazil Hosts 1,000 LatAm Youth for UN Millennium Goals
• Oil and Science in Brazil-Tunisia Agenda
• In Brazil, Only 40% of Court Cases Are Judged in One Year or Less
• Africans and Arabs Want Brazil's Know How on Open Source
• Industrial Jobs Fall in Brazil
• Jamaica Defends a Permanent Seat for Brazil at the UN
• Best April in 13 Years for Jobs in Brazil
• Brazil Opposes International Accord on Forests
• At UNAIDS Brazil Will Keep Liberal Anti-AIDS Policy
• Amazon Deforestation in Brazil Back to Alarming Level
• Inspection Not Enough to Stop Amazon Deforestation, Says Brazil Minister
• Greenpeace Calls Deforestation in Brazil a National Shame
• Brazil Gets US$ 14 Million to Help Protect the Amazon
• Brazilian Indians Want Paper Firm to Give Back Their Land
• Brazil Wants South Agenda to Dominate Doha's G-77 Meeting
• Lula Has Foreign Accomplices in the Destruction of the Amazon
• After Brasília Camping, Brazilian Indians Get More Official Promises
• Brazilian Students Get First Place in the US for Engineering Design
• Brazil and Japan: A Powerful Duo Goes After UN Power
• Golden Chainsaw for Lula and Other Enemies of Brazil's Amazon
• South Korea Lends Half-Hearted Support to Brazil's UN Ambitions
• Argentina Calls Brazil's UN Bid Undemocratic and Elitist
• Brazilian Judge Recants and Is Now in Favor of Uncontacted Indians
• Nuclear Conference Presided by Brazil Ends All Talk and No Teeth
• Call for Papers: Brazil Has US$ 13 Million for AIDS and STD Research
• Brazil Needs Better Distribution of Assets, Says Unesco
• With EU Help, Amazonas, Brazil, Creates New Forest Reserves
• Brazil's Inequality: 1% of Richest Have as Much as 50% of Poorest
• Amazon Deforestation Is to Blame for 75% of Brazil's Air Pollution
• Brazil: New Focus Helps Amazonas Reduce Deforestation by 39%
• For Greenpeace, Brazil Is Serious About Ending Illegal Logging in the Amazon
• Brazil Survey Shows Bad Economy But Not-Too-Bad Personal Finances
• Buenos Aires Declaration Decries Violence Against Children in Latin America
• Profit-Taking Time in Brazil and LatAm
• Brazil's Lula Reaffirms Commitment to Family Vouchers
• After Amazon Gang Arrest, Brazil Expects Reduction in Deforestation
• Campaign for a Wider UN that Would Favor Brazil Threatens to Split UN
• Brazil Benefits from US$ 22 Million Gates Grant for Hookworm Vaccine
• Bazilian NGOs Urge Lula to Up State Presence in the Amazon
• Brazil Spends 8% of GDP in Communications, But It's Still Too Little
• Brazilian Indians Get US$ 2.8 Million for Health Care
• Brazil Would Take a Seat at UN Even Without Veto Power
• The A-List of Brazil and Latin America's Working Joints
• Brazil Studying Ecological Impact of Petrobras on the Amazon
• Brazilian Industry Calls Chinese Competition Unfair
• 222 Million: the Official Number of Latin America's Extremely Poor
• UN Celebrates Life of Brazilian Envoy Killed in Baghdad
• G-77 Main Theme Is Brazil's Proposal for a Revamped UN
• Emir of Qatar Says Yes to Brazil's Lula Plan with a US$ 10 Million Check
• Brazil Wants to Create 15 New Conservation Units in the Amazon
• Indian Airline Orders Five Jets from Brazil's Embraer
• Echoing Brazil, UN Urges Urgent Reform of Security Council
• Industry Jobs in Brazil Grow Again
• Congo Joins Africa Wave in Support of UN Seat for Brazil
• Indians from 9 States Repudiate Brazil's Indian Foundation
• Brazilian Top Unions Blast Copom for Not Cutting Interest Rates
• Brazil Didn't Make the US Short List of Favorites for a UN Seat
• South Summit Adopts Brazil's Lula Zero Hunger Idea
• Brazil and LatAm Fall Short on Millennium Development Goals
• A Virtual Market of Eco-Friendly Amazon Products
• Brazil's Golden Chainsaw Award Has Winner. Lula Is Runner Up.
• Indigent Brazilians Fall to 14% or 26 Million People
• Brazil's Lula in Paraguay for Mercosur Summit
• Brazilians Approve Government Work on Hunger, But Not on Jobs
• Brazil Notifies the US: It Still Wants a UN Seat
• Brazilians Indicted in the U.S. for Murdering American Nun in Brazil
• More Jobs for Brazilians in Big Cities
• In Brazilian Courts Little Has Changed Since US Nun's Murder
• Brazil Confident Its Suggestion for UN Reform Will Win
• Brazil Joins 7 Amazon Neighbor Countries to Manage Common Water
• Brazil's Referendum on Gun Sales May Never Happen
• More Deaths by Gun in Brazil in 10 Years than in All Wars in the World Put Together
• Brazilian Gays Discuss Same-Sex Marriage in Congress
• Brazil Should Go Beyond Millennium Goals, Say Experts
• Experts and NGOs Brainstorm Ways to Ease Brazil's Poverty
• Ecstasy Consumption Is on the Rise in Brazil
• Brazil to Use Deforested Areas for Sustainable Development Programs
• Brazil: UN Has Project to Rescue the Amazon
• Brazil and G4 Create United Front for UN Reform
• Brazil's Lula Will Defend a Just Globalization at the G8 Summit
• Brazil and G4 Try New Push for UN Security Council Expansion
• More than US$ 3 Million in Fines on Illegal Loggers in Brazil's Amazon
• Brazil to Implant World's First Robotic Arm into a Human
• Federal Univesity Branches Are Spreading Throughout Brazil, Says Lula
• Brazil to Get 78 New US$ 0.40-a-Meal Restaurants
• Brazil-UNESCO Cooperation Celebrated in Paris
• G4 Meets at Brazil's Embassy in London to Discuss UN Reform
• In Brazil 10% (18 Million) Are Indigent. Argentina and Mexico Have It Worse.
• Brazilian Bishop Caught with Suitcases Stuffed with US$ 8 Million
• Brazilian Unions Send Message: 'Don't Mess with Lula'
• Brazil and G4 Accused at UN of Selfishness Disguised as Altruism
• Brazil Suspects Bishop Caught with Millions in Suitcases Is Money Launderer
• Promising Vaccine to Cure AIDS Being Tested in Brazil
• In Paris, Brazil's Lula Praises France for 'Total Democracy'
• Brazilian Indian Chidren Get Vitamin A in Effort to Reduce Infant Mortality
• Brazil's Petrobras and Its Stock Are the Hottest Ticket in Town, Says Fortune
• Industry Jobs Grow 6.5% in Brazil, But Unemployment Is Still 10.2%
• Brazilian Leather Exporters Complain About High Taxes
• Brazil and G4 Meet African Delegates to Discuss Their Dream UN
• Brazil's Zero Hunger Food Experts Get a Week of Training
• Africa and G4 Closer to an Agreement on UN Reform, Informs Brazil
• Brazil Presses Ahead to Reform and Get Permanent Seat at UN
• Agriculture Leads 6th Month of Job Growth in Brazil
• New Brazilian Minister Wants to Create 100,000 New Jobs a Month
• US Research Center Uses Firegames to Study Amazon Rainforest
• 17.5% or 2 Million Out of Work in the Greater São Paulo, Brazil
• Digital TV? Brazil Has to Wait at Least 10 Years.
• Brazil Announces Open-Door Policy for Portuguese-Speaking Community Meetings
• Profit Taking Leads Brazil Market Downhill
• Fighting Poverty Protects Democracy, Brazil and Mercosur Agree
• Students from Brazil, Peru and Colombia Discuss Mistakes Made in the Amazon
• US Congress Moves to Strip Brazil of Developing Country Status
• How to Survive in the Jungle of Brazil Without Cash
• American PhDs Get Green Building Program in Brazil
• Belly Dancing Inspires Brazilian Lingerie
• Brazil to Spend US$ 88 Million on Referendum on Firearms
• Brazil Gets Tough in Haiti, Freeing Kidnapped People and Seizing Drugs
• US Study in Brazilian Amazon Disputes Belief that Grammar Has Universal Features
• In Brazil Corruption Launders More Money than Drug and Numbers Game Mafias
• African Union Rains on Brazil's UN Parade
• Brazil Hosts International Encounter on the Millennium Goals
• Brazilian Officer Who Killed Indian Faces Jury 9 Years After Crime
• US and China Join Forces to Defeat Brazil and G4 at UN
• Cowboy Mass: A Show of Faith and Folklore in the Brazilian Backlands
• Brazil's Petroleum Agency to Open International Bid for Gas and Oil Exploration
• Brazil Confident It Will End Hunger in 10 Years
• Only a New Attitude by EU and US Will Save WTO's Doha Round, Says Brazil
• Brazil's Lula Wants Urgent 'Democratization' of the UN
• Minister Defends Brazil's Zero Hunger from Those Who Call It Mere Hand-Out Program
• Brazil's Crisis Calls for Council of the Republic's Intervention, Says Bar Association
• Enduring Scandal Drags Brazilian Stocks Down
• Brazilian Experts Discuss Tourism as Jobs Generator and Poverty Reducer
• Two-Thirds of Brazil's 32 Million Youths Are Poor Who Need More than Food
• US Archaelogist Didn't React. He Was Killed Anyways by Brazilian Robbers in the Amazon
• Brazil Says Is Trying to Catch Up on Its Debt to Its Youngsters
• Mercosur and CAN Speeding Integration at Brazil Summit
• Saudi Students Visit USP, Brazil's Leading University, and Vow Cooperation
• Brazilian Bank to Give US$ 100,000 Award to Amazon Project with Zero Destruction
• For Brazil and Neighbors, the FTAA Is a Recipe for Impoverishment Not Empowerment
• Brazilian Painted Faces Are Back, But Now in Favor of Government
• Latin American Market Bounces Back Led by Brazil
• Brazil Creates Over 1 Million Jobs, But Less than Last Year
• Lula's Ex-Chief of Staff, Vows He Won't Resign from Brazilian Congress
• Brazil's Ethics Council Doesn't Accept Ex-Chief of Staff Arguments
• Infant Mortality Falls in Brazil While Killing of Youngsters Shoots Up
• UN to Buy Brazilian Food to Distribute Worldwide
• Brazilian Bill Makes Money Laundering a Graver Crime
• Brazil's Unemployment Rate Keeps Unchanged: 9.4%
• Brazil and Amazon Nations Officials Discuss Science and Technology
• Poor Are Finally Benefiting From Brazil's Boom Trade, Says Lula
• Brazil Amazon's Expedition Tries to Prevent Extinction of the Manatee
• Brazil Has 42 Million Volunteers
• Ethics Council Finds Conclusive Evidence of Vote-Buying Scheme in Brazilian Congress
• Brazil Gets World's Only International Poverty Center
• Brazil Senate Opens Hearings on Sustainable Development in the Amazon
• Brazil's Kowalsky Exports Half of Its Yearly Catch of 8,000 Tons of Fish
• Brazilian Ministers Tell Their Vision of a Sustainable Amazon
• Brazil Says Its Closeness to Developing Countries Is Paying Off Richly
• US Mission Learns First Hand of Brazil's Fears that US Might Invade Amazon
• Brazil Meeting Discusses Fight Against Terror and Money Laundering in the Americas
• People on the Streets and Authorities Lambast Brazil's Impunity
• Former Labor Minister Pans Brazil for Creating Too Few Jobs
• Brazil's HDI Marginally Up, with 11.6% of Illiteracy and 70.5 For Life Expectancy
• Brazil Dreams of a Red-Tapeless South American Community
• Expert Pans New Brazil's Forest Bill As Harmful to the Amazon
• Brazil: Local Populations in the Amazon Start Large-Scale Timber Management
• Brazil and Nigeria Drop the Middleman in Oil Deals
• FAO's Map Is Not Pretty Picture for Brazil and the Amazon
• U.S. Union Fights Takeover of Bankrupt Varig Assets in Brazil
• New Brazilian Law Opens the Amazon for Sustainable Development
• Brazil Presents Its War on Hunger Case Story in Guatemala
• 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
• Brazilian House Files Motion to Sack Its Speaker
• 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
• Food and Beverage Sector Helps Keep Employment Stable in Brazil
• Brazil Decries UN's 'Democracy Deficit'
• Moreno Veloso and Orquestra Imperial Make US Dance the Brazilian Way
• With Meals at 43 Cents Brazil's Community Restaurants Are a Hit
• In Brazil, Getting a Job Can Be Three Times Harder When You Are Poor
• Brazil's Unemployment Rate Remains at 9.4%
• There Won't Be Hunger in Brazil in One Year, Says Lula's Aide
• Majority of Brazilians Oppose Lula's Anti-Hunger Programs
• Most Brazilians Expecting Unemployment to Become Worse
• In Brazil, It's Time for the Market to Pocket Profits
• Brother of Murdered American Nun Looking for Justice in Brazil
• Brazil Fund Starts Process to Become Open-End Investment Firm
• Monsanto Goes to Court in Brazil to Guarantee Soybean Patent that Seems Expired
• A Communist Is Third in Line to Brazil's Presidency
• Over 60% of Mercosur's Workers Have Only Informal Job
• All Congress Leaders in Brazil Knew About Ruling PT's Bribe Money
• Brazilian Bishop Decides to Starve to Death Over River Transposition
• Brazil Is World's Fifth in Growth of Foreign Investment, Ahead of China
• Lula's and Pope's Emissaries Try to End Brazilian Bishop's Hunger Strike
• Brazil's Bank Workers Union Goes on National Strike
• Pope Intercedes and Brazilian Bishop Ends Hunger Strike
• Small Brazil Companies That Export Are Few, But on the Rise.
• Brazil Hoping the World Will Adopt UN Guidelines on Diet
• Brazil's Zero Hunger Czar Takes Stock and Sees a Long Way to Go
• Economies Are Stagnant or Declining in 70% of 5,700 Brazilian Cities
• Drought Leaves Amazon Populations in Brazil Isolated Without Water, Food and Medicine
• A EU Warning to Brazil and G20: Open Your Markets If You Want End to Subsidies
• Brazil's Ex-President Cardoso to Chair Unctad's Panel
• Brazilian Amazon's Worst Drought in 40 Years Brings Rainforest to Brink of No-Return
• Deforestation Is to Blame for Brazil Amazon's Drought, Says Greenpeace
• UN Readies Report on Brazilian Racism
• Brazil's Ethics Council Draws Lots to Start Processes Against Congressmen
• Brazil Amazonas's Drought Worst in a Century
• Brazilian Amazon Expecting More Heat and Less Rain
• Two More Weeks Before Brazilian Amazon Port Is Back in Operation
• Brazil's Zero Hunger Has US$ 12 Billion Budget for 2006
• US Gun Lovers and Haters Watch Closely Brazil Referendum on Guns
• Brazilian Referenda and Plebiscites Are Quite Undemocratic
• In Dramatic Shift, Brazil's 80% in Favor of a Gun Ban Shrinks to 41%
• 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
• Brazilian Indians Take Over National Health Foundation Building in Protest
• Violence-Plagued Brazil Says No to Gun Control in Referendum
• In Surprising Result, 64% of Brazilians Vote to Keep Their Guns
• Brazil's NO Win Is a Vote of Non-Confidence in Lula
• Proposal to Ban Guns in Brazil Fails to Win a Single State
• Brazil's Lula Says Zero Hunger Will Be Big Success When Whole World Adopts It
• Forest Loss in the Amazon Should Be Double of What Was Reported
• Brazil Celebrates UN's Role as the Planet's Peace Keeper
• UN Rapporteur Touched by Favela Experience in Brazil
• Brazil Promises Electricity for All Brazilians by 2008
• Time for a Gentler Economic Policy in Brazil
• For UN Rapporteur Brazil Needs Affirmative Action to Deal with Marginalization
• Brazil Caught Unprepared for Amazon's Catastrophic Drought
• Due to Prejudice Majority of Jobless in Brazil Are Women
• UN Scolds Brazil for Its Police and Prison System
• 17% of Brazilian Babies Still Don't Get a Birth Certificate
• Brazilians Say It Has Become Harder to Get a Job
• Brazil Says Child Sex Is Serious Matter. Crime Involves Authorities and Elites.
• US Sponsored FTAA Will Be Buried at Americas Summit, Says Chavez
• The Middle-East Side of Zélia Duncan
• 'We Share Same Objectives," Says Bush Referring to Brazil's Lula
• Brazil's Lula to Ask Bush to Tone Down Anti-Chavez Rhetoric
• Brazilian Indians Sue Government to Get Traditional Land Back
• Brazil Gets UN Accolades for Its Refugee Legislation and Work
• UN Asks Brazil's Lula to Lead Fight Against Refugee Intolerance
• Sustainable Development Creator Scolds Brazil
• Brazil Marks UN's 60th Anniversary with Seminar on UN Reform
• Drought-Stricken Brazilian Amazonas Sees Rain Again
• In Brazil Source of Story on Campaign Money from Cuba Recants and Market Goes Up
• Brazil Has 228,000 College Professors. 48% Work in the Southeast.
• Brazil and South America Lead Planet's Deforestation
• Brazil's Industrial Park Committed to Ban Illegal Amazon Timber
• 90% of Amazon Timber Is Illegal and Brazil Buys Most of It
• Brazilian Furniture Makers Betting on Foreign Market
• International Experts Study in Brazil the Amazon Drought
• Brazil Wants the US Out of the Internet's Control Room
• Brazil Calls for Democracy and Transparency at the Internet's Top
• Brazil's Educator Paulo Freire Gets US Award 8 Years After His Death
• In Brazil, 43% of Blacks and 20% of Whites Live Below Poverty Line
• 40% of Young Brazilians Don't Know How AIDS Is Transmitted
• In Brazil, AIDS Kills More Blacks than Whites
• Skin and Breast Cancers Are the Prevalent Kind of Cancer in Brazil
• Italians Land in the Brazilian Amazon Ready to Do Business
• Brazil Reduces Benchmark Interest Rate Again. Still 18.5%.
• UN Joins Brazil in Brazil for Meeting on World's Rural Poverty
• Brazilian Expatriates Are a Main Reason for Less Poverty in Brazil
• Brazil's Birth Rate Has Stabilized at 2.1 Children per Woman
• Argentina and Wall Street Drag Stocks Down in Brazil
• The World Is in Brazil Drawing Plans to Fight Terror and Money-Laundering
• Brazil and Egypt Talk Science and Education Projects
• Christmas Season Doesn't Bring More Jobs to Brazil
• Brazil's Defense Minister Wants Greater Military Presence in the Amazon
• Brazil Spends US$ 20 Million in Export Push to European Union
• UN Envoy in Brazil Assesses How Human Rights Activists Are Treated
• Without North-South Accord Poor Will Get Poorer, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazil Stocks Will Jump 30% in 2006, Says Money Expert
• Crack Down Works. Brazil Cuts Amazon Deforestation by 30%.
• Brazil Reduces Amazon Deforestation for the First Time in 9 Years
• Forest Products Brought US$ 3.8 Billion to Brazilian Economy
• Only Concerted Effort Will Bring Brazil the Millennium Goals, Says UN
• Sales in Brazil Fall for the 4th Month in a Row
• UN Hears About Plight of Brazilian Indian
• Trial of Gunmen Accused of Murdering US Nun Starts in Brazil
• Brazil Adopts Convention Against Corruption, But Needs to Change Laws
• Brazil: Alleged Killer of US Nun Says He Acted in Self-Defense
• Brazil Gets US$ 3 Million from UN to Fight Corruption
• US Nun's Murders Condemned in Brazil. Masterminds of Crime Not Tried Yet.
• Brazil: Mother of Man Condemned for Killing US Nun Says Son Is Fall Guy
• Brazilian Students to Get Scholarships from UN's Peace University
• Brazil and Poor at WTO Meeting Urge Rich Nations to End Farm Subsidies
• Robots Roam Where Humans Can't Go in Brazil's Amazon
• Brazilian Army Investigates NGOs Working in the Amazon
• Americans Will Soon Eat Papaya from Bahia, Brazil
• With Venezuela's Help Brazil Builds First Oil Refinery in 20 Years
• Brazil's Lula Complains That Rich Nations Are Not Helping Enough the Poor
• Arabs' Sweet Tooth Gives Brazilian Gum a Boost
• Brazil's Indian Agency Invites UN to Monitor Its Actions
• Brazil's Hunger Minister Says Country Is Winning Fight Against Absolute Poverty
• Brazil's Brasil Telecom Talks About Banner Year and 2006 Plans
• For UN Brazil Is a Country of Great Laws that Are Not Enforced
• Brazil Unemployment Stays at 9.6% for Five Months in a Row
• How Brazil with India's Help Secured a WTO More Palatable Declaration
• 26,000 Private College Openings in Brazil Reserved to Blacks
• Only 9% of 18-24 Year Old Brazilians Go to College
• Brazil Sends Solidarity Message for Year-Old Tsunami
• Brazil's De Millus Wants Its Panties and Bras Beyond Japan and LatAm
• Brazilians Join 3 Million Pilgrims Reenacting Abraham's Journey to Mecca
• 3.2 Million Checks Bounce in One Month in Brazil: 2% of All Checks Written
• Government Declares Brazil's Zero Hunger a Success
• Brazil Gets National Water Plan and Vows to Start Implementing It Soon
• Brazil's Labor Minister Says Goal Is to Get 1.8 Million New Jobs in 2006
• Brazil's Misery Index Drops 2%: 25% Still Live Below Poverty Line
• More Jobs in Brazil, But Not as Many as in the Early 90s
• Brazilian Children Get Site That Teaches Their Rights
• Brazil Declares War to Piracy and Promises Zero Tolerance
• Researchers in Br