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• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 21 Billion
• Brazil and Ecuador Talk Business
• Brazilian Teachers in the Forefront of War on Drugs
• Brazil Wants US Condemned for Cotton Subsidy
• Brazil's Lula in Ecuador Pleading for Unity
• A Mixed Bag for Brazilian Job Market
• Brazil Wants Latin American Doors Open to Cuba
• Brazil and Neighbors Sign Fresh Water Pact
• Despite NGO's Praise, Disabled Suffer in Brazil
• UN Advice to Brazil: Export More Technology!
• Lula: 'Brazil Is More Than Carnaval and Street Kids'
• Brazil's Foreign Trade Hits Record High
• Brazil's Minister Fears Balkanization of His Country
• Sixteen Million Illiterates in Brazil Over 15
• Brazil: 'Domestic Market Should Not Harm Exports'
• Brazil to Overhaul Country's 11 Main Ports
• New US Ambassador in Brazil Says FTAA Will Have to Wait
• Brazil and Casablanca: Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship
• Brazil and Egypt Don't Know Each Other
• It Took 27 Years, But Japan Will Eat Brazilian Mango
• Most Adopted Children from Brazil Go to Italy
• Brazil Places an Order for 93 Million Textbooks
• Brazil Is Hip in Moscow
• Brazil and Mercosur Sweeten the Deal for EU
• Exports Way Up in Brazil
• Brazilian Shoemakers Wooing Russia
• Brazil's Embraer Flying in 58 Countries
• Brazil's Experts Discuss Eco Preservation
• A Plan to Make Brazilians Read
• A Brazilian Voice Against US and EU Protectionism
• Brazil Studies Harmful Radiation in Airplanes
• Brazil's Foreign Affairs Are Blossoming
• Brazil's Good Image Brings Foreign Capital
• Brazil: European Free Trade Agreement on Track Again
• Brazil Technology to Monitor Venezuela's Environment
• Brazil's Radamés Rides Again
• Brazil: The Thorny Courtship Between Mercosur and EU
• Brazil: Mercosur Opens Up to Arab World
• Another Step into Brazil-Latin America Integration
• Brazil: Mercosur and EU Racing Against the Clock
• Brazil: US Firm Acquires Jockey Clubs' Broadcast Signals
• Brazilian Children: World Champions in TV Watching
• Bush Vs. Kerry on Brazil and Latin America: A Study in Contrast
• Brazil Takes School to the Factories
• Arafat Thanks Brazilian Representatives
• Wall Street and Frankfurt Behind Brazil, Says US Ambassador
• Brazil Expecting Lower Surplus in 2006
• Italy Goes to Brazil to Build Ports and Railroads
• Brazil: Celso Adolfo Sings His Homeland
• DuPont Panel Brings Brazil's Biodiversity Expert Aboard
• Brazil's Credit Rating Upgrade Felt More Like a Downgrade
• Royal Road: A Walk Into Brazil's Infancy
• Brazil Holds Latin American Summit
• Brazil Dreaming of a Latin American and Caribbean Free Trade Area
• Brazil's First Lady Couturier a Hit in Paris, NY and Riyadh
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Over US$ 28.1 billion
• Can Brazil Do Justice This Time?
• Brazil Exports Grow 30% and Imports Reach Record
• Brazil's TV and Cinema Plans to Take on the World
• Great Expectations for Chinese President Visit to Brazil
• Digital and Free Internet Coming Soon to Brazilian TV
• Brazil to Use TV and Movies to Sell the Country Overseas
• Brazil Exports Grow 25.5%. Well Over World Average.
• Air Canada Goes Back to Brazil's Embraer for 15 More Jets
• Brazilian Duo Teach Al Jazira How to Samba
• Brazil's BBDO, World's Most Awarded Ad Agency
• Brazil's Embraer Gets Ecuador Order for 7 Jets
• Impunity Continues 8 Years After Brazil's Massacre
• Brazil Spends US$ 5 million to Make Its Movies World Hits
• Some Light Camera Action at Cinema Brazil
• Safe Houses for Narcotics Stir Debate in Brazil
• Brazil Loses Celso Furtado, One of Its Brighest Intellectuals
• War on Impunity Has Won a Battle, Says Brazil
• In Brazil, Blacks Earn Only Half as Much as Whites
• Now It's Canada's Turn to Court Brazil
• Brazil and Canada Patching Up Old Rivalries
• Brazil Explores Only 2% of Its Rivers for Transport
• Brazil Pays Off US$ 3 Billion of Foreign Debt
• Brazil Looks for Ways to Help Tobacco Farmers
• Investors Buoyed Up by Brazil's Good News
• Sex Tourist, You Are Not Welcome, Says Brazil
• Morocco Gives Brazil One or Two Lessons in Trade
• Morocco and Brazil Find Out They Are Open for Business
• From Landless to Farmer in Brazil
• Public Defender Gets No Respect in Brazil
• Maharaji Gets Peace Award in Brazil
• Morocco Wants Deeper Relationship with Brazil
• Lula and King Mohammed VI Have Big Plans for Brazil and Morocco
• Brazil's Trade with Arabs Up 50%, One Year After Lula's Trip
• Brazil Steps on Minefield Putting a Price on Dead and Disappeared
• Agribusiness, the Main Drive Behind Brazil's Surplus
• Soybean and Meat Give Brazil Record Surplus
• The Rocky Road to Free Trade for Brazil and Mercosur
• Mercosur Gets Two New Partners in Brazil
• Brazilian Companies Shed Debt and Get Ready to Invest
• In Brazil, Buggies Never Go Out of Style
• Brazil's Breadmaker Nutrella Goes International
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 33 Billion on Final Lap
• Brazil's Nadir, an Empire of Glass
• Brazil Exceeds All Economic Expectations
• Brazilian Salgado Aboard Antarctica Ship
• Brazil Vows to Keep Fighting First-World Trade Barriers
• Unable to Forecast Them, Brazil Gets Hit by Tornadoes
• Market Diversification Boosts Brazilian Exports
• Another Push Far from Microsoft, in Brazil
• Moody Gives Brazil Thumbs Up
• A Brazilian Plan to Double Number of Shoe Exporting Firms
• Brazilian Chancellor Goes to Africa
• This Brazilian Is a Jewel Designer to Sheikhs and Top Models
• Saudis Open the Door Again to Brazil's Factory
• Brazilian Ad Guru Joins AKQA Agency
• Brazil Opens Technology Center in Africa
• In Three Weeks, Brazil Has Already Exported US$ 5 Billion
• Brazil's WSF Splits for Anti-Liberal Planetary Fight
• China Strength Moves Brazilian Stocks Up
• For Brazil, Anyone Will Do at the OAS
• Brazil and Argentina Discuss Trade Barriers
• Brazilian Small Business Discovers the Arab Market
• Brazil Hoping a Brazilian Will Be Next WTO's Chief
• S&P Downgrades Brazil
• Brazil Discovers Foreign Trade
• Despite Weak Dollar Brazil's Surplus Soars
• Brazil, the Original Leader of the Americas – Part I
• IMF Checks Brazilian Books. A-OK! It Seems.
• Cairo Wishes to Boost Commercial Ties with Brazil
• Brazil's TV Brasil Wants to Be Regional BBC
• Brazil Wants More Nations in the Club of Ten
• And the World's Most Desirable Woman Is... Brazil's Adriana Lima
• Brazil Gets Its Holiday Inn Number 10
• Brazilian Inventor Converts Any Fruit or Vegetable into Flour
• Exports and Imports Pushing Fast Ahead in Brazil
• Brasil Telecom Gets Half a Million DSL Clients in Brazil
• Brazilian Surplus in 2006 Already Close to US$ 6 Billion
• Brazil, the Original Leader of the Americas – Part II
• Brazil Waiting for an Interest Rate Boost
• Brazil's Big and Small Companies Want a Deal with Arabs
• Surplus Keeps Raising for Brazil's Trade Balance
• Lula's Defeat in Congress Should Delay Brazil's Reforms
• Canada to Teach How to Protect Brazilians Threatened by Death
• After All-Time High, Brazilian Market Tumbles
• A Logo and a Plan to Make Brazil a Top Tourist Destination
• Brazil Wins Another Round Against EU Trade Barriers
• Brazil Gets Its Own Logo
• IMF Praises Brazil for Public Investment Pilot Program
• Brazilian Coach Joins US Academy Soccer Club
• Arab Summit in Brazil Will Have Parallel Private Deals
• NEC Shows Its Broadband Goodies in Brazil
• Brazil Celebrates Record US$ 100 Billion Exports
• New Goal for Brazil Is to Export US$ 150 Billion, Says Lula
• Brazil's Diários Associados Media Group Adopts Advision
• Brazil Exports Keep Setting Records
• TV Brazil: International TV with a Brazilian Slant
• US Opposes Brazil Proposal for Anti-Racism Pact at the OAS
• Brazil Sees WTO Trade Agreement a Long Way Ahead
• Brazil's Debt Is the Talk of 19 Countries
• Brazil's Maria Rita Gets Her Hollywood Debut
• Next, Free Trade Area and More Between Brazil and Israel
• Only End of Land Disputes Will Solve Indian Problems in Brazil
• A Recipe to Lower the Risk Brazil
• Brazil's Foreign Debt Drops US$ 13 Bi to a Still Hefty US$ 201 Bi
• Paris-based Technip Gets Major Contract from Brazil's Petrobras
• Brazil Finalizes Preparations for Arab-South America Summit
• Brazil Gets Record Trade Surplus in the Mercosur
• US Harms Brazil as Much as Pirates, Says Minister
• Export and Domestic Growth Go Together, Says Brazil's Lula
• Brazil and Paraguay Try to Solve Border Issues
• Death Squad Spreads Terror in Rio Killing 30 in the Streets
• Advertising
• Brazilian Exports to Arabs Grow 25% in Year
• International Experts Debate in Brazil Public Radio
• Brazil's Challenge Is to Grow, Says Minister
• Brazil's Largest Companies Make the Forbes List
• Death Squad Threatens Lawyers in Brazil
• Brazil Gets a Microsoft Gift: the XP Starter Edition
• A Lebanese's Success Story in Brazil
• Canada Firm Believes It Found Golden Opportunity in Brazil
• Oil and US Inflation Boost Brazilian Market
• Consumers Blast U.S. for Taxing Brazil Steel
• Florida's Trade Mission to Brazil Is On
• How Diadema, Brazil, Cut Murder 68%
• Ecuador Buys 3 Jets from Brazil's Embraer
• A Brazilian Model to Curb Violence
• Brazil Starts to Fix Its Roads
• Exchange Rate Hurts Brazil's Shoe Exporters
• Benchmark Rate Goes Up 8th Time in a Row in Brazil
• Postgraduates in Brazil Are 122,295 with 9% Yearly Growth
• Ecuador's Ousted Leader Starts Exile in Brazil
• Brazil Had Rescue Operation to Save Ousted Ecuador President
• Ecuador Plans to Request Gutiérrez Extradition from Brazil
• Brazil Surplus Over US$ 11 Billion
• Asylum to Ecuador's Leader Is Not Political Act, Says Brazil
• Brazil Wants to Be Friends With New Ecuador Leadership
• The Brazil-US Partnership, According to Rice
• Brazil's Chancellor Goes to Ecuador as Observer
• US$ 12 Billion: Brazil's First Quarter Surplus is a Record
• Brazil Close to US$ 10 Billion in Exports a Month
• The World Is Bigger than the US and EU, Says Brazil's Lula
• We're Not Shiite, Says Brazil in Refusing US Money
• Argentina Is Brazil's Second Best Buyer and Seller
• Brazil's Lula Calls for More Daring from Entrepreneurs
• WTO: Brazil Is Back to the Bargaining Table
• Brazilian Virtuosi Assad Brothers to Play at Arab Summit
• TV Brasil Airs Arab Summit to the World
• Domestic News Brings Brazil Market Down
• Brazil's Bradesco Rated BB- by Fitch
• Brazil's Bradesco Gets R$ 1.2 Billion Net
• Ecuador Offers Brazil the Pacific In Exchange for the Atlantic
• Arab Summit: Now in Brazil, Next in Morocco
• Brazil and Barbados Sign Technical and Cultural Agreements
• Brazil and Barbados Agree Haiti's Violence Must End
• Brazil Uses Spanish IT Manager for National Electricity Plan
• Activist Bishop Dom Luciano Honored by Brazilian Congress
• New Laws Will Make Life Easier for Exporters in Brazil
• Brazil Wants South Agenda to Dominate Doha's G-77 Meeting
• NGO's in Brazil Launch Campaign Against Big Tobacco
• 64% of Brazil's Software is Pirated. But US Has 10 Times More Losses.
• Brazilian Students Get First Place in the US for Engineering Design
• Brazil's New OAS Ambassador Wants a More Socially Active Organization
• Brazil's Gay Parade Draws 2.5 Million and Urges Gay Marriage Bill Approval
• Sahrazad's Tales Get in Brazil Directly from the Arabic
• Brazil's Surplus at US$ 38 Billion for Last 12 Months
• Brazil Betting Tight Credit Is Ending
• Ecuador's Gutiérrez Gives Up Political Asylum in Brazil
• Brazil to Discuss Trade Tariff Reduction at Summit of South in Doha
• Brazil Is Recovering Its Railroads, But It's a Long Hard Road
• Brazil Wants to Help 2.2 Million Illiterate Teens and Adults
• Made in Brazil Is Common Sight in Qatar's Malls and Markets
• Brazil Wants to Learn Affirmative Action from the US
• Brazil's PT Calls on Leaders to Stand Up and Defend Lula
• Brazilian Exports Drop 17%
• Brazil Celebrates Antidrug Week Burning 80 Tons of Drugs
• Everything Seems Wrong, Yet Brazil Is an Agricultural Powerhouse
• Brazil Has a US$ 19 Billion Surplus with US$ 52 Billion in Exports
• Brazil Starts US$ 1.6 Billion Road-Patching Job
• Brazil Discusses Public Radio with the World
• For the First Time Brazil's Exports Reach US$ 10 Billion in a Month
• Brazil Ready to Impose Trade Barriers on Argentina
• A Plan to End Brazil's Fiscal Deficit
• In Exports Growth, Brazil Only Loses to Russia and China
• Repairing Freeways Is Critical for Brazil, Says Minister
• Brazilian Court Allows Gay Couple to Adopt Child
• Brazil Calls in China for End to US and EU Farm Subsidies
• Despite Record High Real Brazil Strides to New Record Foreign Trade Year
• Brazil and Mercosur Shooting for a 2006 Trade Agreement with EU
• Brazilian Sound: Luciana-Lubambo Duo Thrills Manhattan Audience
• Brazil's Gol Joins Amadeus System for Global Ticketing
• International Economists Discuss in Brazil Celso Furtado's Work
• Brazil Steps Up Campaign to Make Sayad IADB's Chief
• Brazilian Bradesco Rated BB+ by Fitch for Long Term Foreign Currency
• Brazilian Embraer Gets Canadian Certification
• July Shaping Up as Another Record Breaking Month for Brazilian Exports
• Nuclear Center in Brazil's Northeast Will Make Radioactive Drugs
• Digital TV? Brazil Has to Wait at Least 10 Years.
• Brazil Has a Candidate for the Inter American Bank, But the US Doesn't Like Him
• Brazil Shuts Down Over 1,000 Pirate Radios, But Thousands Are Still on the Air
• Brazil Has the Best Candidate, But the US Wants Colombia Heading the IDB
• Venezuela's Telesur Is on the Air. Next Attraction: TV Brazil.
• Brazil's Embraer Delivers the First of 90 Jets Ordered by Air Canada
• No New Scandal, Brazil Relaxes and Market Soars
• Embraer Responsible for 4% of Brazil's Trade Balance
• Having the Best Man Wasn't Enough for Brazil to Make the IDB Chief
• Brazil's Embraer Sweet Sale in the Land of Bombardier
• Market Goes Up While Brazil Follows Probe on Vote-Buying Scheme
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 39.9 Billion, the Best Result Ever
• Brazil Forgets Politics and Keeps Its Stock Winning Streak
• Brazil Expecting a US$ 37 Billion Surplus in 2005
• Low Interest Expectations Give Brazil a Boost
• Brazil Starts August with US$ 904 Million Foreign Trade Surplus
• Brazilian Adman Charged US$ 10.6 Million for 2002 Campaign for Lula and PT
• Lula's Speech Pleases Moneymen and Brazil's Market Soars
• Mercosur and CAN Speeding Integration at Brazil Summit
• Maradona Brings Brazilian Pelé to Argentina to Kick Off His New TV Show
• São Tomé e Príncipe Leader in Brazil Talks about Oil and Trade
• Scotland Yard, for Its Brazilian Fatal Blunder Gets the Fabrication of the Year Award
• Brazil's Shoes Exports Drop 9%, But Revenues Zoom Up 8%
• Brazil and India Join Forces to Build Railroad Wagons
• Brazilian E-Trade Generates US$ 1.9 Billion in First Half
• Brazil's Lula Vows Not to Kill Himself or Take Any Extreme Action
• She Is a Bridge Between Movie Making in Brazil and Movie Showing in the US
• Brazil's Deadbeats Grow 13%
• Brazilian Sebastião Salgado Pans 'Greediness of Soybean Culture'
• Hurricane Katrina Spares Brazilian Bulls
• Brazil's Sugar Cane Harvest Grows 5.7% to 440 Million Tons
• Brazilian Imports Jump 26.9% While Exports Grow a Modest 2.6%
• Ted Kennedy to Be Keynote Speaker of First Encounter of Brazilian Leaders in the U.S.
• Brazilian Stocks Bump Up Despite Continued Political Chaos
• Mariza, Who Gave Fado New Lease on Life, Tours the US
• Brazil's Health Minister Hints Patent Breaking for AIDS Drugs Can Be Averted
• Brazil's Associados Enlists U.S.-AdStar to Spice Up Advertising
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Grows to US$ 30 Billion
• Brazil Doubles Investments in Railroads, But Problems Abound
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Growing. It's Already Over US$ 31 Billion.
• After Breaking Records Brazilian Markets Take a Breather
• Brazil Ambassador Deplores Lack of International Help to Haiti
• Despite PR Job, Only 29% of Brazilians Approve of Lula Administration
• Brazil and Trinidad and Tobago Talk Energy Business
• Digital TV to Start in Brazil in 2006. Country Gave Up Building Own Standard.
• South American Leaders in Brazil Draft a Social Free Trade Area
• Brazil Is World's Fifth in Growth of Foreign Investment, Ahead of China
• Brazil Loses Emilinha, an Idol from the 1940s, Who Never Left the Limelight
• U.S. Sneezes and Brazilian Stocks Plummet
• Brazil to Impose Over US$ 4 Billion in Trade Sanctions Against US
• Brazil's Ex-President Cardoso to Chair Unctad's Panel
• Brazilian Congress Rapporteur Calls for Expulsion of Ex-Chief of Staff
• Greenpeace Accuses Spain of Using Illegal Wood from Brazilian Amazon
• Air Canada Gets Brazil Embraer's E-Jet Number 100
• Brazil's Daniela Mercury Raises Emotions and the Audience in Philly
• For Trying to Kill Gay Man Brazilian Skinheads Can Get Up to 3 Years in Jail
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 36 Billion Despite Beef Embargo
• Brazil and Canada to Discuss Haiti in Argentina
• Brazil Stops Tonight to Wait for a Gay Kiss
• 11,000 Brazilians Keep US$ 93 Billion Abroad, Mainly in Tax Paradises
• Brazilian Indians Sue Government to Get Traditional Land Back
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 36.3 Billion
• Drop in Oil Prices Bring Modest Gains to Brazil
• Standard and Poors Rates Brazil a Notch Higher
• Brazil Exports Zoom Over US$ 100 Billion, a 22% Growth
• The U.S. Amasses Its Troops and Mercenaries at Brazil's Doors
• With Lebanon and Morocco, 51 Countries Are Now Banning Brazil's Beef
• Brazilian Banks and Supermarkets Want More Active Voice at the WTO
• Brazil to Top US$ 117 Billion in Exports This Year
• Brazil Expecting a US$ 43 Billion Surplus for 2005
• Brazil and Latin America, a US$ 74 Billion Regional Trade Power
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 40 Billion, 33% More Than Last Year
• Brazil to Ban Glamour and Sex in Drinking Ads
• Super Cautious, Brazil's Chancellor Says Ball Is at EU's Court
• Expelling Dirceu Restores Congress's Dignity, Says Brazil's Rapporteur
• Lack of Skills Makes 60% of Brazilians Unemployable
• Brazil's 2005 Trade Surplus Well Above Expectations: US$ 44 Bi
• Brazilian Police Break Soccer Ring That Was Cheating the IRS
• New Television Package in US Includes Brazil's Globo TV
• Air Canada Gets First of 45 Brazilian Embraer 190 Jets
• Brazil Touches Hearts with Lights and World's Largest Floating Christmas Tree
• Brazilian Firm in Bid to Build 750-mile Highway in Algeria
• Unchanged 9.6% Jobless Rate in Brazil Is Good News for Market
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Grows 33% Reaching US$ 44 Billion
• Sadia, Brazil's Main Food Brand, Gets New Home and US$ 65 Million Cash Infusion
• Serra Pelada Redux: Brazilian Gold Diggers Return to Area Closed 13 Years Ago
• Recorded Live in Brazil, "Symphonic Jobim" Gets a Nod for Grammy
• Despite Contraband and Costly Credit Brazil's Electronic Sector Grows 15%
• A Record: Brazil Exports US$ 118 Billion and Gets US$ 45 Billion Surplus
• Brazil Vows to Repair 16,000 Miles of Roads in Bad Shape
• Brazil's Eletrobrás Has Big Plans for Africa and Latin America
• Made in Brazil with Wood, for Export
• Brazil Confident Foreigners Will Keep Their Money in the Country
• Brazil to Privatize 3,000 Km of Federal Highways by April
• Brazil Has Neglected Its Railroads for 25 Years
• Brazil Asks for Input in Implementing Mercosur-Gulf Free Trade Agreement
• Brazilians Betting China's Growth Will Help Brazil
• Brazilians Block German Consulate to Protest "Rapadura" Patent
• State News Agencies from Brazil and Portugal Sign Cooperation Accord
• Analysts Upgrade Forecast for Brazil's Surplus to US$ 38 Billion
• To Develop Brazil's Northeast Is Obligation Not Dream, Says Lula
• Despite Poor Supermarket Sales Commerce Gets Little Boost in Brazil
• Brazil Shows Morocco Good Opportunities on Alcohol Fuel
• Brazilian Vice-President Receives Moroccan Minister
• While Foreign Investment Falls in Brazil It Grows in LatAm
• Brazil's Builder Wins Tender for US$ 31-Million Algerian Dam
• Adopting US Digital Technology Would Be Shame for Brazil, Says Argentinean
• 5 Witnesses Have Been Killed in Brazilian Case. Maria Aparecida May Be Next.
• Digital TV: Brazil to Adopt Anything But the American System
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Bulls Busy
• Digital TV: Japan Sweetens Deal and Brazil Seems Poised to Go Japanese
• Brazil and Argentina Create Mechanism to Regulate Bilateral Trade
• Brazilian Exports to the US Fall, But Grow 25 to the Middle East
• Japan Offers Over Half a Billion Dollars to Have Their Digital TV in Brazil
• Iran's Defiance Cools Down Brazilian Bulls
• After Tragedy, Brazil Restarts Space Program in 2007 with Ukraine's Help
• Broadcasters Favor Japanese Format for Digital TV in Brazil
• Brazil: Rio's Sambadrome Is Already Alive with the Carnaval Sounds
• Foreigners Don't Pay Capital Gain Taxes on Brazil's Bonds Anymore
• Sony and Toshiba Want to Make Plasma TV Screens in Brazil
• UK Sets Commission to Do Business with Brazil
• Brazil Clamps Down on Paraguayan Contraband
• Interest Rate Cut Doesn't Cheer Up Brazilian Investors
• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 6.9 Billion, 8% More Than Last Year
• Chinese pencils, garlic, fans... Brazil Bars This and Much More
• Despite US$ 1.5 Billion Surplus Brazil Blames China for Unfair Competition
• Brazil Wants More Time to Pick a Digital TV Format
• DSL Grows 67% in Brazil Compared to 42% in the World
• Bradesco Buys American Express's Operations in Brazil
• EU and 187 Other Countries Debate in Brazil How to Prevent Biopiracy
• Brazil and Canada Sign Audiovisual Accord
• Brazil Wants Digital TV That Will Cost Zip to the Consumer
• Imports Outpacing Exports in Brazil 22% to 18%
• Brazilian Congress Wants Deeper Probe of Lula's Former Adman
• Morocco Becomes Brazil's Main Sardine Supplier
• Confounding Expectations Brazil's 12-Month Surplus Grows to US$ 46 Bi
• Brazil's Foreign Trade Tops US$ 200 Billion for First Time
• IADB Ends Week-Long Meeting in Brazil, Vowing More Loans for LatAm's Infrastructure
• Lula Announces Brazil Will Reach 5-Year-Plan Target One Year Ahead of Schedule
• Brazil's Opposition Candidate Tops Lula in the Polls
• Brazil Sends Three Ministers to Japan to Discuss Digital TV
• Brazilians Read 1.8 Books Per Year. There Is a Plan to Improve This.
• Brazilian Investors Go Shopping After Recent Stock Market Sell-Off
• Brazil's Landless Back to Highway Where They Were Massacred 10 Years Ago
• 10 Years Later: Landless Massacre, Perfect Illustration of Brazil's Impunity
• Brazil's Agriexports Keep Collecting Records
• Occupations and Looting Mark 10th Anniversary of Brazil's Landless Massacre
• World Should Ban Goods Made in Brazil by Slave Labor
• Brazil: 3 Days of Advancing Stocks Plus 0.75 Reduction in Interest Rates
• Brazil: Ten Years After Landless Massacre Gunmen Still Have the Last Word
• Massacre's Lesson: Brazil's Landless Are Not Police Matter
• Brazil Doubles Exports to the Caribbean
• Brazil and Caribbean Abolish Visas for Their Diplomats
• Brazilian Expats Send US$ 6.4 Bi Home, Same as Soybean Exports
• Volunteers Wanted to Work with Children in Hospital and School in Brazil
• Brazilian Indians Accused of Killing Police Say They Were Beaten to Confess Crime
• Industry Revises Brazil's Growth Up. GDP Expected to Grow 3.7%.
• Brazilian Banks' Profits Raise Market's Boat
• Brazil's Carlinhos Antunes Cooks Smorgasbord of Arab, Jewish and Gypsy Sounds
• Profit Takers and Oil Price Depress Brazilian Stocks
• After Talking to Blair and Merkel Brazil Lula's Is Hopeful on WTO Accord
• Brazilian Exports Press Ahead: US$ 43 Bi in Trade and US$ 14 Bi Surplus
• Exports Drop in Brazil While Imports Zoom Up
• Brazil Wants to Keep Preferential Trade Status with US
• Hotel Show in Dubai to Bring US$ 1.8 Million to Brazilian Firms
• Brazil/US Trade Agreement Seems Close at Hand
• After US and Germany, Portugal Gets Brazil's Distribution Center
• Rally Has Ended. Stocks Are Down in Brazil
• Brazil's Sadia Opens Margarine Factory
• New USAID Director in Brazil Will Oversee US$ 11 Million Budget
• Despite Worldwide Retraction Brazil's Sadia to Increase Sales to Arabs by 10%
• Brazil Will Use Digital TV to Expand the Internet
• German Multinational Serves Brazilians Exclusive Line of Teas
• Brazil Listens to Experts to Eliminate Red Tape in Foreign Trade
• Ayrton Senna Group Joins US Firm to Make High Definition TVs in Brazil
• New US Ambassador to Brazil Is Bush Fundraiser Who Served in the Netherlands
• Brazil to Use Irradiation in Fruits and Vegetables for Export
• The African Diaspora Gathers in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
• Search for High Added Value in Shoes Draws Top Brazilian Stylists
• Brazil's Sadia Wants to Take Over Perdigão. Offer Too Low, Says Perdigão
• Brazil's Trade Balance Reaches US$ 23 Billion, 5% More than Last Year
• Brazil Pushes for Urgent and Aggressive Free Trade Talks With Arabs
• Biofuel World Leader ADM to Build Biodiesel Plant in Brazil
• Brazil Exports US$ 14 Bi and Imports US$ 8 Bi in July. Two Records.
• Brazil Announces Mysterious Free Plan to Popularize Broadband with US Help
• Brazil Embraer Chooses Frederico Curado as New CEO
• Brazilian Woman Bagged in Hospital and Sent Alive to Mortuary
• Armed Men Kidnap Globo TV Journalists in Brazil
• Back to Their Land, Brazilian Indians Don't Want to Depend on Government
• Brazil and Africa Talk Globalization and More Trade
• Brazil Savannah Becomes Magnet for Multinationals Despite Poor Infrastructure
• Bird Flu Hasn't Slowed Down Brazil's Food Giant Sadia
• Brazil's Yes to Uruguay-US Pact Really Means No
• Despite Doom Predictions Brazil's Trade Balance Grows 4.2%
• American Hughes Brings Satellite Broadband to 800 Schools in Brazil
• Brazil Cracks Down on Individuals Sharing Music on the Internet
• Brazil's CVRD Gets Canada's All-Clear to Take Over Inco
• Air Force Brigadier Calls Lula and the PT Brazil's Biggest Gang of Outlaws Ever
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches Record High: US$ 46 Billion
• Let the Yankees Go, Pilots' Lawyers Urge Brazilian Superior Court
• World Comes Back to Poultry Helping Brazil's Sadia Grow 15%
• Brazilian Minister Repeats: American Pilots Should Have Stuck to Flight Plan
• Federal Judge Says No and American Pilots Cannot Leave Brazil
• Tired of Secrecy Brazilian Justice Demands Data on Boeing Crash in 48 Hours
• Europe, India and LatAm in Gramado, Brazil, for Tourism Deals
• A Whole Month of Non-Stop Brazilian Caroling
• 'Enough Is Enough' Says Lawyer for US Pilots Detained in Brazil for 7 Weeks
• A Night of Awards for Brazilian Topnotch Exporters
• American Pilots Detained in Brazil Don't Appreciate Presidential Suite
• Either Brazil Uses Its Leadership in Argentina/Uruguay Dispute or It May Lose It
• Brazil Says Goodbye to Jece Valadão, the Man It Loved for Being a Rogue
• Brazil Goes to US to Find Out If American Pilots Turned Off Transponder
• Brazil Police Give Green Light: American Pilots Can Go Back Home
• Brazil: Families of Boeing's Victims See Complot to Exonerate American Pilots
• Brazil's Development Minister Vows Less Tax and Red Tape for Foreign Trade
• Gaddafi Meets Lula and Opens Lybia to Brazilian Builders and Petrobras
• US State Department Out of the Loop on American Pilots Detained in Brazil
• Lower Brazil Risk Means the Best Conditions Ever for Export Money
• Brazil Needs More Imports If It Wishes to Export More
• Brazilian Authorities Backtrack and US Pilots Are Threatened with Jail
• Ciao, Bradesco. Brazil's Largest Private Bank Is Now Called Itaú
• Brazilian Justice Orders Passports to Be Returned to US Pilots in 72 Hours
• American Pilots' Brazilian Ordeal Ends Today. Then Again...
• American Pilots Get Back Their Wings in Brazil and Fly to the US
• Boeing Tragedy: Aviation Leaders Beg Brazil to Not Indict Air Controllers
• Brazil Never Again for American Pilots Back in the USA
• For O Estado, Brazil Only Didn't Sue US Pilots' Moms Because It Couldn't
• Brazil Police Break Top-Class Prostitution Ring With Clients in US and EU
• Brazil Air Tragedy: US Pilots Talk. Where Were the Controllers, They Ask
• Brazilian Bikini Maker Finds Out Exporting Is the Answer
• Jewish Hospital in Brazil Gets Cutting Edge Radiation Therapy
• For Brazilian Expert New Members Only Delay Mercosur's Integration Process
• Chinese, Africans and Brazilians Use Internet for Biotech Master's
• Six Brazilians Among 250 Young Global Leaders
• A Brazilian Artisanal Beer With Risqué Name Debuts in America
• Brazil's Air Tragedy: 'We're Gonna Make It,' Says US Pilot After Collision
• Brazil's 70% of GDP Debt Puts It Far from Investment Grade
• Brazil Will Do Its Part After US and EU Do Theirs, Says Lula in Davos
• Brazilian Adriana Lima Among World's 5 Most Desirable Women
• Developing Countries Get Brazilian College Scholarships
• The Lebanese and Their Children Who Are Building Brazil
• Brazil Expecting US$ 39 Billion Trade Surplus in 2007
• 1,200 Vigilantes Poised to Invade Brazil's City of God. It's Not a Movie
• Brazil's Carnaval Coming Live to Your Computer Directly from Rio
• Xoom Now Sends Cash from US to 3700 Bradesco Branches in Brazil
• Brazil Has US$ 5.4 Billion Trade Surplus for 2007
• Bush Offers Brazil Energy Deal to Counter Chavez and Ahmadinejad Advances
• Hard-to-Get US Visas May Draw Saudis to Brazilian Schools
• A Whole Lot Going on in Africa Courtesy of Brazil
• Brazilian Police Arrest Man Who Raped and Strangled One-Year-Old Girl in Church
• Morocco's Chancellor in Brazil to Deliver King's Letter
• Morocco Believes Brazil's Technology Can Help Africa and Arab Countries
• Inflation Is Up and Surplus Down in Brazil
• Lebanese Ambassador Does Extensive Charity Work in Brazil
• Sponsorless Archaeologist Builds on His Own Egyptology Complex in Brazil
• Brazil Can Learn with Iglesias How to Take the Leap into the Future
• Brazil's Lula Visits Bush for Ethanol and World Trade Talks
• After Meeting Bush, Brazil's Lula Says He's Going Back Home Empty Handed
• Brazilian Exports Fall Close to 9% When Compared to 2006
• Brazil's Lula Believes Agreement on World Trade Will Happen in a Few Days
• Brazil and Ecuador Want to Do Without IMF and World Bank
• Brazil's Embraer Is Hiring 4,000 and Getting New President
• Brazil's Quarteto Brasil Turns in Crowning Performance
• Brazil: 11 Years After Police Massacre of 19 Landless Nobody Has Been Punished
• Brazil Exports 46 Bi and Imports US$ 33 Bi This Year
• Brazil's Exports Close to US$ 50 Billion, a 17% Growth
• Brazil Gives South Africa, Chile and Mexico Entrepreneurship Lessons
• Libya Sends Its Prime Minister to Brazil to Do Business
• Brazil's Police Rule US Pilots Caused Country's Worst Air Tragedy
• Lula's Popularity is Low in the Americas, But Bush's Is Even Lower
• Brazilian Court Evicts Indians from Their Traditional Land
• Minister Announces in Morocco Brazil Will Soon Get Investment Grade
• Prosecutor Charges Brazilian as Main Culprit of Brazil's Worst Air Accident
• Former Brazil President Says Country Lost Its Leadership
• A Brazilian Girl in Germany's Junior 8 Summit
• Chávez Calls Brazil US Parrot. Lula Tells Him to Mind His Own Country
• Brazil's Supreme Says American Pilots Can't Be Compelled to Testify in Brazil
• Brazil's Boeing Tragedy: Transcript Shows US Pilot Lost and Then Taking a Nap
• Brazilian Sushi Is for Export Now
• Brazil Exports Reach US$ 66 Billion in 2007, a 20% Growth
• Brazil Court Maintains One Year Sentence Against Professor for Defamation
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 19.6 Billion with Exports Growing 21%
• Brazilian's Life-Long Love for Bikes Make Him World Adventurer
• Brazilian Exports Fall Close to 4% and Imports 5%
• Brazilian Christ Is One of the World's New Seven Wonders
• Brazil Congress Wants US Pilots Indicted for Murder in Air Accident
• Brazil: New Plant Will Almost Double Fruit Processing for Savannah Fruits
• Brazil's Barbecue Alchemist Is Bringing His Art to the US
• Weak Dollar Won't Harm the Bottom Line, Says Brazil
• Brazil Invites Mexico to Create a Trade Bloc with Global Ambitions
• Brazil's Most Innovative Physicists Join Colleagues from Around the World in Morocco
• Brazil Trade Balance Surplus Drops 6%
• Brazil Plated Jewelry Fair Shows Latest Trends for Humans and Pets
• Brazil Exports US$ 6.1 Billion in Meat, Just a Little Less than Soy
• Brazil Sells US$ 75 Bi to Poor Countries and Only US$ 62 Bi to the US and the Rich
• Brazil Lula's Biofuel Boosting Tour Takes Him to Spain
• A Plan to Sell Brazilian Typical Food to the US and Then the World
• Brazil Exports Reach US$ 112 Billion, Imports US$ 83 Billion
• Brazil's Lula Comes in Defense of Ahmadinejad's Nuclear Program
• Brazil and France Create Advanced Biology Consortium
• US Commerce Secretary Goes to Brazil on a Mission: Opening Markets
• Brazilian Veterans of Paris-Dakar Give the Social Lowdown on Rallies
• Group Demands Transparency from Brazil When Granting Radio and TV Licenses
• Sharp Increase of Imports Cuts 10% in Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus
• Brazil Trade Surplus Falls 11% to US$ 33 Billion
• Export, Export, Brazil Tells Small Business Owners
• How Diadema, Brazil, Cut Murders in Half by Closing Bars Earlier
• Brazilian Food Company Sadia to Open Factory in Russia and the Emirates
• American TV Shows Rare Glimpse of Brazil Culture's Influence in the US
• Brazil Imports Reach US$ 98 Billion, More than the Whole of 2006
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 35 Billion, a 11% Fall
• Brazil's Retail Sales Grow Nine Months in a Row, Accumulating 10%
• Brazil Wants Its Own Atlantic-Pacific Road from Sea to Shining Sea
• Brazilian Officials and Exporters Discuss Red Tape and Other Nuisances
• The Best Time for Brazil to Go Multinational Is Right Now
• A Few Pointers to Keep Brazil's New Public TV in Line
• Brazil Vows to Let Viewers Shape the Country's New Public TV
• Family Members of Brazil's Air Tragedy Insist US Pilots Turned Off Transponder
• In Brazil Big Banks Are the Most Valuable Brands
• UN's Atomic Energy Agency Singles Out Brazil as Example of Cooperation
• How Cold Heart and Zeal for Rules at Pharmacy Killed Young Brazilian Mother
• Brazilians Involved in Military Era's Operation Condor Won't Be Extradited
• How Brazil Has Learned Bangladesh's Microcredit Lesson
• Despite 17% Boost in Exports, Brazil's Trade Surplus Fell 14% in 2007
• Brazilian TV Cameraman Gunned Down. Drug Trafficker Is Main Suspect
• Brazil Adds Agricultural Attaché to Its Embassies
• Threatened with Violence Brazil Bororos Say They'll Leave Their Land Only Dead
• Whole Indian Tribe in Brazil Falls Ill for Lack of Water and Sanitation
• Brazil Gets Record Exports and Imports. But Trade Surplus Is Down
• Brazil Expecting US$ 10 Billion Drop in Trade Balance Surplus
• Itaú Doubles Profit to US$ 4.8 Bi Becoming Brazil's Most Profitable Bank
• Brazil Gets Import Fever. Trade Balance Surplus Falls by 70%
• Brazil Offers Courses on Leadership to Young Students
• Tit for Tat: Brazil Fights Back and Sends 8 Spaniards Back Home
• Brazil Posts Again a Trade Deficit
• The Brazilian Call Girl and Madam Behind NY Governor's Fall
• Brazil's Lula in Africa for UN Conference on Trade and Development
• Brazil Uses Trading Companies to Boost Exports
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Falls 64% in 2008 Due to Cheap Dollar
• Brazil's Balances of Trade and Travel Post Deficit
• 'A Serious Country:' Brazil Turns Investment Grade, Bonds Explode
• Bullish Brazil Gets Record High Stocks and Lowest Dollar in 9 Years
• US's Kraft and Brazil's Sadia Join Forces
• Now Investment Grade, Brazil Gets Ready for a Foreign Capital Flood
• Brazil Trade Balance Surplus Falls 64%
• Brazil's Trade Balance Starts May US$ 174 Million in the Red
• Brazil Creates Registry for Oil-Sector Small Companies
• Brazil's Petrobras Pushes Past Microsoft to Become Third in the Americas
• New York Bullish on Brazilian Stocks
• Brazilian Channel for the Young Now on Joost
• Public Admission of Being Gay Lands Brazilian Army Officers in Jail
• Rio, Brazil, Among 4 Finalists to Host 2016 Olympics
• A Brazilian TV Show Brings Together Youths from All Over the World
• Skinhead Gang in Brazil Attacks Black and Almost Beats Policeman to Death
• Brazil Starts Big Push Overseas to Draw Tourists
• Melon Growers in Brazil Adhere to Fair Trade to Export
• Aladdin, Ali Baba and the Building of the Brazilian Character
• Brazil's Foreign Minister Starts African Business Tour
• Africa and Brazil Call for an End to All Trade Barriers by US and EU
• Brazil Takes to Middle East Know-How to Extract Oil from Rock
• Brazil Shares Know-How of Fighting Rural Poverty
• Brazilian Imports Keep Brisk Pace
• Brazil Would Like a More Balanced Trade with Algeria
• Morocco Wants to Make Ethanol with Brazilian Help
• Brazil's Gol Hopeful Final Merger with Varig Will Bring Back Blue Skies
• World Cup: Rio, Brazil, Gets US$ 25 Million to Repair Its Roads
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Falls 45% for the Year
• Brazilian Jeans Maker Finds Inspiration in Exotic Countries
• Brazilian Imports Keep Growing at 51% Rate
• High-end Furniture Fair Brings Dozens of Foreign Countries to Brazil
• Brazil Has Already Exported US$ 98 Billion This Year
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Shrinking Due to Growing Imports
• Iraqi Architect Puts Her Imprint on Brazil's Hottest Sandal
• Flying to Casablanca on a Brazilian Made Plane
• Brazil Holds First Conference on Brazilian Diaspora
• Despite Low Dollar Brazil Expects US$ 197 Billion in Exports This Year
• Beyond Paulo Coelho: Brazil Pushes Its Less Famous Writers Overseas
• Brazil Starts to Plan How to Use Its New-Found Oil Riches
• Brazil's Bradesco Bank Boosts Profit by 2.4% to US$ 2.6 Billion
• Brazilian Child Book Brings Message from the Past: Reading Is Cool
• Brazilian Road Equipment Maker Growing Exports 33% a Year
• Export Council Brings Boost to Brazilian Sales Overseas
• Brazil-Argentina Common Worry: Made-in-China Products
• AA Flies Nonstop from Miami to Belo Horizonte and Salvador in Brazil
• So Far This Year Brazil Has Exported US$ 122 Bi and Imported US$ 105 Bi
• Saudi Arabia Looks for Brazilian Land to Feed Saudi Population
• Brazil Exports in 2008 Reach US$ 126 Billion and Imports, US$ 110 Billion
• A Quarter of Meat Market in the Persian Gulf Belongs to Brazil's Sadia
• Made in Brazil Design Gets Its Trade Show
• Amazon Fair in Brazil Draws Buyers from US, Canada and Japan
• Brazilian Minister Defends Unification of Portuguese to Spread Language Worldwide
• US Equity Investor Buys Brazilian Restaurant Chain Frango Assado
• Brazilian TV Producers Try Selling Pitch on Americans and Europeans
• 1500-Mile Military Flight in Brazil Rescues Hundreds of Stranded Penguins
• Leader of Scale Model Market in Brazil Goes International
• Brazilian Food Giant Sadia Beefs Up Old Plant with US$ 79 Million Investment
• For This Arab Banker Brazil Has Become More Attractive to Investors than Europe
• American Marketing Expert Tells Brazil How to Go Global
• Led by Brazil, Mercosur Offers Egypt a Free Trade Agreement
• The Stars of Brazil's 2008 Auto Show: 100% Nationally Designed Cars
• Brazil Is in Iraq Trying to Drum Up Business
• For This Brazilian Firm Half of Business Will Soon Come from Middle East
• Brazil Police Vow to Punish Officer Who Destroyed TV Reporter Equipment
• Brazilian President's 'Strong Emerging Countries' Win the Day at G-20 Summit
• Brazil's Lula Chosen as Latin World's Best Leader
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Tumbles US$ 13 Billion from Last Year
• Iran Tells Brazil It Has Close to US$ 4 Trillion and Is Looking for Deals
• Brazil Threatens Ecuador with Reprisal After It Refuses to Repay Loan
• Enaex: Brazil Discusses How to Compete in a Globalized World
• Brazilians Want Foreign Trade Policy That Will Make Them Competitive
• World's Biggest Floating Christmas Tree Is Alight in Brazil
• Brazil May Miss Export Target Due to Heavy Rains and Low Oil Prices
• Brazilians Want More Access to Process of Broadcast Licensing