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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
Brazilian Indians Gain Right to Live in Isolation
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
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
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
More Brazilian Indians Looking for Basic Schooling
Sustainable Development Creator Scolds Brazil
Brazil Marks UN's 60th Anniversary with Seminar on UN Reform
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.
Brazilian Furniture Makers Betting on Foreign Market
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
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
Brazil Reduces Benchmark Interest Rate Again. Still 18.5%.
UN Joins Brazil in Brazil for Meeting on World's Rural Poverty
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 Fears an Isolated Indian Tribe Has Been Victim of Genocide
Brazil Spends US$ 20 Million in Export Push to European Union
UN Envoy in Brazil Assesses How Human Rights Activists Are Treated
Brazil Stocks Will Jump 30% in 2006, Says Money Expert
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's Indians Growing Six Times Faster Than Average Population
Survey Shows: Brazilian Indians Are Less Illiterate and More Evangelical
Brazil Police Evict Indians and Abandon Them on Roadside
Americans Will Soon Eat Papaya from Bahia, Brazil
With Venezuela's Help Brazil Builds First Oil Refinery in 20 Years
Brazilian Indians Threaten to Kill Themselves After Being Thrown Off Their Lands
Arabs' Sweet Tooth Gives Brazilian Gum a Boost
Hundreds of Evicted Brazilian Indians Have Nowhere to Go
Prospectors Invade Yanomami Land and Brazil Says It Has No Manpower to Remove Them
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
After Indian Is Murdered Brazal Talks About Resettlemant
Armed Groups Continue Threatening Indians Evicted from Their Lands in Brazil
Brazil's Human Rights Secretary Urges Federal Court to Review Eviction of 700 Indians
85% of Schools for Indians in Brazil Don't Go Over 4th Grade
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's Labor Minister Says Goal Is to Get 1.8 Million New Jobs in 2006
Death Threats Are Part of Daily Life for Brazil's Human Rights Activists
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 Brazil Get US$ 2.1 Million to Study AIDS and STDs
A Tragedy on the Making: Hundreds of Indians in Brazil Wait by the Roadside
Brazil Pays Off UN Debt After Over 10 Years of Deadbeatness
Brazil Starts Year by Burning 130,000 Pirated DVDs and CDs
Blue, Beige and Pink Sheep Grazing on the Fields of Brazil
A Mere 10% of Brazilian Youths Go to College
Brazil Gets Australia's Backing for UN Security Council Seat
Brazil Proposes Brazilian Center at National Australian University
Inflation in Brazil Hits Lowest Level Ever
38 Indian Activists Killed in Brazil in 2005, the Worst in 10 Years
Seven Brazilian Indians in Prison Since December for Protesting
Confessed Murderer of Indian Released from Jail in Brazil
240 Indians Murdered in Brazil in Last 10 Years
Brazil Dismisses Version that UN's Force Commander in Haiti Killed Self
Brazil Asks for Input in Implementing Mercosur-Gulf Free Trade Agreement
Sculptor Rosas Recreates Ancient World in Brazil
Lack of Land Is Major Reason for High Mortality Among Brazilian Indians
Confessed Brazilian Green Card Counterfeiter Sentenced to Jail and Deportation
Brazilian Industry Wants to Cut More Jobs
Brazil: São Paulo Industry Cuts 45,000 Jobs
Brazil and Tunisia Sign Accord on Higher Education
Brazilian Company Does Satellite Mapping of Haiti
Among Brazilian Indians Children Are More Likely to Die than the Elderly
Tunisia Whets Brazilian Entrepreneurs' Appetite
Brazil Making Up for Time Lost in Its Relation with Tunisia
Zero Hunger Czar Says All Brazilians Will Have Food by the End of 2006
While Foreign Investment Falls in Brazil It Grows in LatAm
Brazil's Via Uno Becomes Global One Shoe and Franchise at a Time
Brazil to Study AIDS Among Blacks
Brazil Learns That Every US$ 0.43 Invested in Sanitation Saves US$ 2.20 in Health Costs
Brazil's Indian Agency Agrees With Farmers That Indians Have Too Much Land
Microfinance Program Started in Brazil Gets US$ 5.8 Million from Gates Foundation
Unemployment Falls in Brazil. Shrinking of Economically Active Population Helps.
80% of the World's Countries Eat Brazilian Meat. Add Tunisia to the List.
Worst in 6 years: 27% of Brazil's Companies Plan to Cut Jobs
After Tragedy, Brazil Restarts Space Program in 2007 with Ukraine's Help
Once Again, Brazilian President Calls for a More Democratic UN
Brazil Fund Announces Meeting to Convert It to Open-End Firm
Brazil Promises Free College to 125,000 New Students
Foreigners Don't Pay Capital Gain Taxes on Brazil's Bonds Anymore
Low Inflation Keeps Brazilian Market Jumping
Justice Can't Be Blamed for Impunity in Brazil Says Judges Association
In Brazil, a Husband Can Never Be a Rapist
Brazil Wants More Business with the UK, Says Lula in London
Brazil Hosts Over 100 Environment Ministers for Global Eco Conference
Over 2000 Landless Invade Large Farm in South of Brazil
Brazilian General Says International Troops Will Stay Three More Years in Haiti
Brazilian Amazon NGOs Demand Conservation Units
Brazilian Police Destroy US$ 50 Million Worth of Counterfeit Goods
Brazil Praised by UN for Its Water Management
EU and 187 Other Countries Debate in Brazil How to Prevent Biopiracy
Brazil Recognizes There's Still a Long Way to Integrate Indians in Society
Brazil Recognizes There's Still a Long Way to Include Indians in Society
Brazil Calls UN Rapporteur Arrogant and a Liar
US Homeland Security Agents Extend Their Mission into Brazil
Jobless Rate Reaches 10.1% in Brazil
Brazil to Get 500 Commun