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• Brazil's Surplus Reaches US$ 21 Billion
• Brazil Expecting 3.5% GDP Growth for 2005
• No Tears Shed for Windows in Brazil
• Housing and Food Drive Inflation Up in Brazil
• Brazil Drowning in Red Tape
• Brazil Wants US Condemned for Cotton Subsidy
• Brazil's College Quota: 10% for Poor and Blacks
• A Mixed Bag for Brazilian Job Market
• Brazil Wants Culture as Basic Human Right
• Indians from Brazil Against Piracy of Their Culture
• Brazil Wants Indians in College
• Brazil: For 37 Million Bus Is Too Expensive
• Old Age and Pension in Brazil and Other Countries
• Russia Approves All Experiments from First Brazilian Astronaut
• Brazil and Russia Strengthen Technological Ties
• Bush Administration Loses Case Against Brazilian Church in the Supreme Court
• Brazil's GDP Growth on Target
• Brazil Cracks Down on Child Porn
• World Social Forum Back in Brazil After India Stint
• Brazil Expecting a Lot from Biodiesel
• Despite NGO's Praise, Disabled Suffer in Brazil
• UN Advice to Brazil: Export More Technology!
• Brazil Steps Up Search for Slave Workers
• Brazil Studies How to Punish US for Anti-dumping Laws
• Brazil Has 60,000 in Line for a Transplant
• Brazil to Leave Inprint on World's Largest Hydroelectric
• Brazil Offers Up to US$ 34 Million for Businesses
• IMF: 'High Primary Surpluses Still Crucial to Brazil'
• Bush Missed a Chance to End Bigotry Against Immigrants
• Exports Up 32% in Brazil
• Record Month for Brazil's Auto Industry
• Girl from Ipanema Revisited
• WTO Favors Brazil Against EU on Sugar
• Brazil and China Sign Energy Cooperation Pact
• US to Help Fight Forest Fires in Brazil
• Brazil: Economic Policy to Be Kept Despite the Pain
• Brazil Celebrating WTO Victories Against US and EU
• Amazon Countries Look for Power in Brazil Meeting
• Brazil Loses 4.5 Million Tons of Soybeans to Rust
• Malaria and Malnutrition Plague Brazilian Indians
• Fetus With No Brain to Be Used in Transplants in Brazil
• Brazil's Bank to Finance Mercosur's Auto Sector
• Brazil to Fund Research on Hantavirus
• Reviewing Bossa Nova's Greatest Unreleased Disc
• Brazil Loses 5 Million Tons of Soybeans to Rust
• Brazil Wonders How to Educate Its Indians
• Over 30% of Brazilians Live in Subhuman Condition
• 300 Foreign Firms in Brazil's Amazon Looking for Business
• Rural Exodus in Brazil High Among Young Women
• Rural Program Lends to Brazilians as Young as 18
• New US Ambassador in Brazil Says FTAA Will Have to Wait
• Brazil to Sell 11.3 Million Tons of Ore to China
• Brazil: 'IMF & Co. Have to Change'
• Women Migrate More than Men in Brazil
• Brazilian Indians in Washington for Indian Museum Opening
• 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
• Lula Is No Friend of Ours Say Brazilian Indians
• Half of Brazil Does Not Have a Toothbrush
• Lula: Despite Higher Primary Surplus Brazil Remains on Track
• Brazil's Surplus This Year: US$ 7.9 Billion
• Brazil's Primary Account Surplus Well Above IMF Target
• Brazil's Year Surplus Grows to US$ 22.1 Billion
• Brazil Is Hip in Moscow
• Brazil Wants Its Share of Indian Riches
• China to Invest Up to US$ 5 Billion in Brazil
• Brazil's Textile Industry Making Eyes at Russia
• Brazil to Tell US: Our Sanitation Has Improved
• Progressive Rock & Jazz Fusion - A Short History
• Brazil: Good Economy Gives Lula a Boost
• Exports Way Up in Brazil
• Brazilian Micros Get a Larger Share of Exports
• Brazilian Shoemakers Wooing Russia
• Brazil's Embraer Flying in 58 Countries
• Powell to Discuss World Hunger with Brazil's Lula
• Powell Wants Brazil's Nuclear Plants Inspected Soon
• Micro and Small Firms Booming in Brazil
• China and Korea Building Steel Mill in Brazil
• Powell: 'Brazilian Way of Fighting Hunger Is Unworkable'
• Brazil's Domestic Market Picks Up Strength
• Amnesty Warns: 'Blood Bath Imminent in Rio's Favelas'
• Brazil Heading to Russia on a Business Trip
• Brazil's Good Image Brings Foreign Capital
• Brazil Wants WTO's Control
• Brazil Makes It Much Easier for Foreign Investor
• Dialogue Is Dead, Say Brazilian Indians
• Brazil's Mummy Studied in Turin Congress
• Brazil Does Not Want a Quota System from Russia
• Brazilian Industry Grows 8.8% This Year
• The Trouble Between Russia and Brazil: They Don't Know Each Other
• Danisco Plants Itself in the Heart of Brazil's Citrus Area
• Brazil Goes After Yankee Consumer
• How Free is Brazil's Judiciary? The UN Wants to Know.
• Brazil Prepares Big Self Promotion Campaign in the US
• US Is Buying Less from Brazil
• Brazil's Plans to Help Those Without Health Insurance
• Brazil's Agro Exports to Middle East Grow 55%
• Jewelry Arabia to Bring Brazil US$ 3.4 Million
• US-Brazil Cotton War: 'Where's the Moral Fiber?'
• US Subsidies May Force Brazil to Import Cotton
• Brazil's Car Salon Celebrates Off-Road Machines
• Women Head Half of Brazil's Small Businesses
• Brazil to Sell Fish to World's Largest Fish Producer
• Market in Brazil not Bullish for 2005
• Bush Vs. Kerry on Brazil and Latin America: A Study in Contrast
• Poor in Brazil Can't Count on the Courts, Says UN
• Brazil's Indians and Farmers Find a Common Cause
• Ecobusiness Is Good Business, Says Brazilian Bank
• Brazil Lacks 6.5 Million Houses
• Wall Street and Frankfurt Behind Brazil, Says US Ambassador
• Brazil to Get New Naval Industry Hub
• Brazil Expecting Lower Surplus in 2006
• Brazil Stocks Fall. Blame It on China!
• Brazil's Petrobras Tells Central Bank: 'Mind Your Own Business'
• In Brazil, Left Gives a Show on How to Lose Power
• Kerry or Bush, Brazil Will Get the Stick
• Brazil Brings Haitian Foes to the Bargaining Table
• Brazil: Spreading Small Business Incubators
• Indians Get a Stronger Voice on Brazil's Politics
• With Bush Part 2, Nothing Changes Re: Brazil
• Anti-Indian Feeling in Brazil Worries Bishop
• Brazilian Indians Have no Voice on Matters Concerning Themselves
• Brazilian Indians in the War of Eucalyptus
• After Thieves Grab a Picasso Brazil Vows Better Security for Federal Museums
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Over US$ 28.1 billion
• Brazil Praises American Elections
• Bush's Win Good for Business, says Brazil
• Oil and Bush Do Brazil Good
• Neither FTAA Nor EU. WTO Is Brazil's Only Hope.
• The Chinese Are Coming to Brazil
• Brazil to Get a US$ 33 Billion Trade Surplus This Year
• US$ 1.65 Million from US to Fight Hunger and Sex Exploitation in Brazil
• Brazil Exports Grow 30% and Imports Reach Record
• Brazil's Agribusiness Export the Best Since 89
• Great Expectations for Chinese President Visit to Brazil
• Brazil Gets into the Business of Building Ocean Liners
• World Social Forum Back in Brazil and Ready for Change
• Brazil Gets Ready to Run Its Buses on Gas
• Brazil Delighted to Be First Stop on Chinese Leader's Tour
• Brazil Wants Much More than Current 1% of China's Pie
• Brazil's Bebel Back and Bouncy
• Brazilian Indians Win This Round. They Can Stay.
• The Official Word from Brazil: China Is a Market Economy
• Brazil: Good News from Congress Stir Up Market
• China's President Ends Five-day Visit to Brazil
• Brazilian Presence Grows in China's Air
• Brazil's Surplus Keeps Growing
• Brazil's Satellite Pictures for Sale
• India Chooses Brazil as Theme at Trade Fair
• Brazilian Indians Unite and Get Organized
• Everyone But Indians Invited to Brazil's Indian Committee
• Brazil on Course to Reach US$ 33 Billion Surplus
• Brazil Hoping All Meat Embargo by Russia Will End Soon
• Brazil On Guard Againt Flood of Cheap China Trinkets
• Brazil to Use 38,000 Poor Families to Produce Biofuel
• Brazil's General in Haiti Just Wants to Hide Own Incompetence
• Sheding a Litlle Light on Brazil's Judicial Reform
• Some Light Camera Action at Cinema Brazil
• Haiti, a Thorn on Brazil's Side
• 20 Indian Tribes Get an Audience in Brazil's Capital
• 10,000 Landless and Indians Gather in Brazil
• Putin in Brazil for Russia's WTO Ambitions
• Payrolls and Trade Surplus Are Up in Brazil
• Putin in Brazil: 'We Speak Same Language'
• China Obscuring Brazil's Lula Charm
• Putin Talks About Space Exploration with Brazil
• Putin in Brazil: Plenty of Nice Words, But Beef Ban Is Still On
• Forgotten 'Brazilian Schindler' Gets Homage in US
• IMF Listens to Lula and Is Ready to Change Rules
• Brazil's Housing Deficit of 7 Million Might Double
• Brazil Ready to Stay 10 Years in Haiti
• Brazil Gets WTO's Green Light to Retaliate Against US
• Inventors from Brazil Win International Eco Competition
• Brazil's Agriculture Hasn't Been So Bad in Nine Years
• For Many Men in Brazil, Beating Up Women Is a Right
• Brazil Says It's Ready and Willing to Break AIDS Drugs Patents
• Only 4.5% of Brazil's Bus Fleet Ready for Disabled
• Half of Brazil's Public Defenders Not Happy with Job
• Public Defender Gets No Respect in Brazil
• Brazil and US Join Efforts to Fight Sex Slavery
• In Brazil 70% of Women Abuse Is Shelved. At Women's Request.
• Brazil Pays Another US$ 4 Billion in Interest on Debt
• Brazil and Pakistan Ready to Increase Business
• Brazil's Cinta Larga Indians and Miners: A Bloody Relationship
• Brazilian Indians Get Two Weeks to Sell Illegal Diamonds
• Brazilian Indians Sitting on World's Largest Diamond Mine
• 225-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Puts Brazil on the Limelight
• Brazil's Embraer Introduces New Jet to Asia
• Brazil Tells in Peru What It's Doing to Reduce Amazon Deforestation
• Agribusiness, the Main Drive Behind Brazil's Surplus
• Soybean and Meat Give Brazil Record Surplus
• Brazil and China Going Beyond the Basics
• Rust Hits US While Brazil Becomes Top Soy Exporter
• Brazil Tries to Build a House for 30,000 Homeless Indians
• Brazil's Emissions Market Is Open for Business
• Manaus Free Zone Gets a Lift, But Rest of Brazil Lags
• Brazil's Lula Gets Boost from Polls
• Brazil, a World Leader in Transplant
• Low Inflation Gets Brazil Market Bullish
• Mercosur Asks in Brazil: Where's the Money for Haiti?
• Brazil's Surplus US$ 5 Billion Beyond IMF"s Wishes
• 80,000 Homes Not Built in Brazil Due to Red Tape
• Brazil Marks US$ 4 Billion for Housing
• Brazil: Grassroots Action Amid Mud Huts
• Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 33 Billion on Final Lap
• Brazil's Nadir, an Empire of Glass
• Brazil: Dialogue With US Citrus Growers Is Off
• Brazil Exceeds All Economic Expectations
• Best in 10 Years for Brazil Companies
• Brazil's Industry to Hire and Invest More in 2005
• Brazil's Lula Tries to Rebuild a National Alliance
• Brazil's Industry Federation Calls 2004 Spectacular
• At 7.5%, Brazil's 2004 Inflation Worse than Expected
• Brazil Creates Technology to Fight Soybean Rust
• Brazil's Program to Improve Indians' Diet
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 4 Bi to Deal with 7.2 Bi Houses Deficit
• US Tourists Still Number 1 in Brazil
• Leaflets and Condoms Against Sex Tourism in Brazil
• Moody Gives Brazil Thumbs Up
• Brazil Calls US Farm Subsidies 'Curse on Trade'
• A Banner Year for Brazil's Industry
• Brazil's Development Bank Lends US$ 14.8 Billion
• 88% of New Exporters in Brazil Are Micro and Small
• Consumer and Capital Goods Drive Brazil Industry Up
• Brazil Misses Another Chance to Do Indians Justice
• Brazilian Indians Invade Indigenous Foundation
• 400 Indians to Attend Brazil's World Social Forum
• Brazil: Guarani Indians Will Fight for Their Land
• Brazil's Tapeba Indians Want Their Land Back
• All Ready for Brazil's Pan-Amazon Forum
• Brazil Starts Year with US$ 916 Million Trade Surplus
• Chinese in Brazil Inspecting the Meat They Import
• Nigeria Backs Brazil for WTO Presidency
• In Brazil, 13,000 Get a House for Free from Government
• Brazil Is Number 1 in Beef, Selling to 142 Countries
• Brazil Strings and Wind Get World Respect
• Indians Get Their Tent and Puxirum at Brazil's WSF
• Despite US Boycott Fish Export from Brazil Grows
• Standard & Poor Sees a 'Solid' 2005 for Brazil
• China and Brazil Reach Agreement on Soy Oil
• Condoleezza Is Bad News for Brazil and Latin America
• Expect Bush to Bring Cold War to Brazil and Latin America
• In Three Weeks, Brazil Has Already Exported US$ 5 Billion
• Brazil's Unemployment Falls to Single Digit
• China Strength Moves Brazilian Stocks Up
• Brazil and Argentina Discuss Trade Barriers
• Child Sex Abuse is Widespread in Brazil
• Brazilian Tunes for When Carnaval Is Gone
• Brazil Joins World on Mourning for Auschwitz
• Brazil Industry Hasn't Been That Upbeat in 7 Years
• Brazil Hoping a Brazilian Will Be Next WTO's Chief
• Brazil's Pick to WTO Chief Is Career Diplomat
• What Can Brazil Bring to the WTO? Consensus!
• China and Middle East Top Brazilian Poultry Buyers
• Brazilian Indians Wish to Start a Global Movement
• Brazil's Embraer Takes Its Wings to Aero India
• Brazil's Modest Plan to Eradicate Favelas
• Who's the World's Darling? Brazil Is on the Top 3!
• Brazilian Indians: 'We Denounce Lula!'
• Fed's Higher Rates Cool Brazilian Stocks
• Despite Weak Dollar Brazil's Surplus Soars
• US Rate Hike Might Inspire Brazil
• Brazil Gets UN Prize for Anti-Poverty Project
• High Taxes and Interest Slow Brazil Industry Output
• IMF Checks Brazilian Books. A-OK! It Seems.
• Brazil Goes to Washington to Fix Its Social Security
• Brazil's Industrial Growth the Greatest in 20 Years
• EU Needs to Use Its Trading Muscle in Favor of Third World
• Brazil Shares Info on Information with South Africa
• The Brazilian Equation: 45% Blacks 2% of Entrepreneurs
• Chinese Get Brazilian Plane Built in China
• Brazil's Rural Housing Deficit at 1.7 Million
• India Goes to Brazil for Its Air Intelligence Needs
• A Plan to Alleviate Brazil's Favela Plight
• Brazil Offers Preferential Treatment to Africa and India
• Brazilian President to Bring WTO Impasse to Meeting with Blair
• Cars Lead Brazil's 8.3% Annual Growth
• Brazilian Ceramic Handcraft for Export
• Recyclable Cheapens Popular Housing in Brazil
• Brazil Congress Votes this Month on Eliminating Visas for US Tourists
• Brazilian Surplus in 2006 Already Close to US$ 6 Billion
• Brazil Needs to Change Constitution Say Indians
• It’s 2008. The US Has Dragged the World into a Depression.
• Murder of US Nun Deeply Shakes Brazil
• Brazil Decrees Preventive Detention for US Nun Killers
• Brazilian Indian Week to Stress Solidarity
• Brazilian Indians Celebrate Hero Makunaima and Mother Earth
• 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
• Yemen's Conglomerate Wants to Invest in Brazil
• Lula's Defeat in Congress Should Delay Brazil's Reforms
• Brazil Chasing US Nun Murderers
• Brazil to Use Kyoto Protocol to Sell Pollution Credit
• U.S. Bishop Deplores Murder of Nun in Brazil
• Suspect of Killing US Nun Had Been Fined
• US Called Immoral Polluter by Protesters in Brazil
• Brazil Drags Latin America Up
• Brazilian Groups Blame US Nun Murder on Lax Law
• Brazil Brings Zero Hunger to Egypt
• Brazil Wants US Help Against Money-Laundering
• Brazil Wins Another Round Against EU Trade Barriers
• Rayfran Sales Confesses He Killed US Nun
• Brazilians Protest US Nun's Murder
• Despite US Surtax Brazil Should Increase Shrimp Exports
• 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
• Despite US$ 2 Bi Surplus Brazil's Foreign Debt Still US$ 203.5 Bi
• Brazilian Indians Enter Information Era
• Second Killer of US Nun Arrested in Brazil
• Brazilian Polls: Lula High, But Government Low
• Brazil Cheers IMF Approval of Brazilian Pilot Plan
• Brazil Will Be the US of This Century, Says Lula
• Lula on Brazil: 'We Shall Surprise and Grow Over 5%'
• Brazil Spreads Wings With New Arab Embassy
• Brazil Clothes Industry Fights China with Invention
• Brazil's Petrobras Profit Is Up, But Its Stocks Go Down
• Oversea Prices Lead Brazil's Usiminas to Top US$ 1 Bi in Net Income
• Brazil Discredits US Report on Human Rights Abuse
• Death Squads and Impunity Still Common in Brazil
• Brazilians Go to Moscow Hoping to End Meat Embargo
• Brazil Serious on Delivering the Internet to Everyone
• US Steel Firms to Ask Duties on Brazil Be Revoked
• New Goal for Brazil Is to Export US$ 150 Billion, Says Lula
• In Brazil Exports Double and Imports Halve
• Tattoos the Way Brazilian Indians Do
• Russia Ends Embargo on Brazilian Meat
• Brazil Getting Ready for Bush Visit
• Brazil's Lula Has Shown Real Face as Foe of Indians
• Brazil Wins the Cotton War Against the US
• Brazil Resumes FTAA Talks with the US
• US Opposes Brazil Proposal for Anti-Racism Pact at the OAS
• Brazil Wants to Know Why 242 Indians Committed Suicide
• US WTO Defeat Will Raise Brazil Cotton Exports by 20%
• Brazil Sees WTO Trade Agreement a Long Way Ahead
• Brazil Is Tops in Bargain Hunting. US Comes Second.
• 3 Million Brazilians Overseas Might Vote for Congress
• Indians and Farmers in State of War in Brazil
• Indian Kids Dying of Malnutrition in Brazil
• Church to Help Brazil Fight Malnutrition Among Indians
• Led by Brazil, G3 Strengthens Ties
• Brazil, India and South Africa Mean Business
• Cultural Shock and Suicide Plague Brazilian Indians
• Only End of Land Disputes Will Solve Indian Problems in Brazil
• The Three Musketeers: Brazil, India and South Africa
• Tuition Fees Lead Inflation in Brazil
• Embraer Brings 4% of Brazil's Trade Surplus
• 'We Don't Want Food, But Land,' Say Brazilian Indians
• Brazil's Surplus Is Already US$ 7 Billion for the Year
• Indians Take Dam in Brazil and Threaten to Destroy Equipment
• French See the Black and Indian of Brazil's Roots
• Brazil Says It's Ready to Be a UN Security Council Member
• Brazil's Foreign Debt Drops US$ 13 Bi to a Still Hefty US$ 201 Bi
• Brazil to Get 4th Spot as IT Outsource for US
• Brazil's Plans to Keep Young Farmers in the Country
• Rumsfeld Commends Brazil for Its Role in the World
• Brazil Has Shown That 'Another World Is Possible'
• China Buys 5 Jets from Brazil's Embraer
• Brazil's Guarani Indians Get Reprieve from Eviction
• 37 Countries Discuss in Brazil Terror and Mafia
• Indian Leader Attacked by Gunmen in Brazil
• Brazil Pats Itself on Back for Arrest of US Nun Killer Suspect
• Brazil Gets Record Trade Surplus in the Mercosur
• U.S. Snow: 'Delighted for Brazilian Friends'
• Outsourcing Is Ruining the US and Brazil's Economy
• Brazil's Armed Forces Drafted into Indian Vaccination
• Industry Leader Calls Brazil's Divorce from IMF a Hospital Discharge
• US Senator Defends UN Permanent Seat for Brazil
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Breaking Records
• US Harms Brazil as Much as Pirates, Says Minister
• US Wants to Discuss Prosperity with Brazil, says Snow
• Brazil's Favela Sounds Promise Hot Season in London
• Indians Don't Feel at Home in Brazil
• Brazil Investigates Ring Behind Death of American Nun
• Amnesty: 'Violence and Poverty Threaten Existence of Brazilian Indian'
• Brazil Indians Get Land, But They Are Occupied
• Brazilian Indians Call Lula Anti-Indian
• April, a Whole Month of Indian Protests in Brazil
• Brazilian Indians Get Land, But Can't Use It
• Brazil Kept on Watch List for Copyright Piracy
• 6 Million Vacant Houses Might Help Brazil Reduce Housing Deficit
• Brazil Says South America-Arab Summit Won't Be Against Anyone
• AIDS Help: Brazil Rejects US Demands for Sex Abstinence
• Brazil to Stop Requiring Visa from Americans
• Brazilian Industry Slows Pace
• Brazil Sets Record in Vehicle Production
• Brazil's Falling Industrial Production Dampens Market
• In Brazil, an Explosion in Duck Meat Sales
• Brazil Ready to Become 2nd Largest Granite Exporter
• Brazil Discusses Judicial Reform in London
• Brazil and US Join Forces to Fight Terror and Piracy
• Chinese in Brazil to See How Alcohol Fuel is Made
• Brazil Reports to UN on Its 430,000 Indians
• The Chinese Are in Brazil to Learn All on Ethanol
• Brazilian Exports Grow 30%
• Led by Meat, Brazil's Agribusiness Grows 12%
• China Gets a Long Lesson on Ethanol in Brazil
• Industry Grows 4.4% in Brazil in February
• Oil and US Inflation Boost Brazilian Market
• Brazil Gets 40,000 Leprosy Cases a Year
• Brazil Starts Emergency Program to Save Indian Kids
• Brazilian Congressmen Want End to Nepotism
• Brazilian Indians Learn How to Care for Their Water
• Number of Brazilian Indians Attending Schools Grows to 164,000
• Unicef Donates to Stop Deaths of Brazilian Indian Kids
• ILO Wants World to Learn from Brazil's Labor Court Decisions
• One Third of Brazil's Indians Live in Favelas
• Brazil Wants Reduction of Fishing Subsidies to Rich Countries
• American WWII Plane Found in Brazil's Amazon
• Indians Win Key Territorial Battle in Brazil
• Brazilian Chicken Exports Grow 20%
• Brazil Reserves a France + Germany for Indians
• 70 Brazilian Chiefs Take Demands to Lula
• Indians from Brazil Get Land They Had for 400 Years
• New Reservation to Repay Debt Brazil Owes Indians, Says Lula
• Brazilian Indians Get Six New Reserves
• World's Creative Industry Gets Headquarters in Brazil
• 34% of Brazilian Indians Are in School
• Lula's Popularity Falls 6% in Brazil
• U.S. Goes to Brazil to Fight Corruption
• Developed in Brazil Soybean Rust Warner Is on the Web
• China Teaches Brazil to Use Bamboo to Its Fullest
• Russia Lifts Embargo on Brazilian Meat
• Indians Get Land in Brazil and Governor Declares 7 Days of Mourning
• Brazil to Give Small Businesses Up to US$ 1,900 Loans
• 700 Indians Protest in Brazil's Capital
• Indians Get Electricity in Brazil. 10 Million People Still Lack It.
• Brazil Gives in Paris a Few Fashion Lessons
• Brazil and Australia Sign Education Accord
• Brazil's Foreign Debt Falls US$ 1.6 Bi to US$ 200 Billion
• Brazil Wants a More Competitive War Industry
• Bush Goes to Brazil
• Rice Lauds Brazil for Leading Role
• Brazil and U.S. Agree to Disagree on Venezuela
• Common Goals and Challenges in Brazil-US's Agenda
• After Brazil, Colombia: a Tough Nut for Rice
• For Brazil Land Reform May Be Key to Peace for Indians
• A Map to Lower Brazil's Interest Rates from 19.5% to 4%
• Brazil Creates Program to Keep Youngsters in the Country
• The Brazil-US Partnership, According to Rice
• Low-Income Brazilians Get Government Loan to Get Own Homes
• U.S. GDP Scares Brazil's Bulls
• Brazil Celebrates Victory Against EU at WTO
• Sugar: After Win Against EU, Brazil Has Big Plans
• United Brazil and South America Depend Less on US and EU, says Lula
• 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
• Time to Stop Crying and Start Working, Says Brazil's Lula
• OAS Praises Brazil on Indian Lands, But Will Keep Watching
• Brazil's Minister Wants End to Visa for Americans
• Brazilian Indians Get Vitamin A to Boost Immunity
• Industry Wants to Bar Chinese Goods from Brazil
• Protests Unite Brazilian Indians and Get Them Official Promises
• Brazil Sees China and India as Model and Threat
• Brazil: 1001 Nights Gets First Translation from Arabic to Portuguese
• Brazil Puts Its Goods on Show to Arabs
• Israel and US Worried Brazil's Arab Summit Will Harm Middle East Peace
• In Brazil, Arab League Chief Urges Israel to Leave Occupied Territories
• Markets: Another Red Day for Brazil
• Inflation Surging More than Expected in Brazil
• In Brazil, Only 40% of Court Cases Are Judged in One Year or Less
• Brazil Pork Exports Hit 106% Jump and Historic Record
• Business Deals, the Early Fruits of Brazil's Arab Summit
• Brazil Asks for a More Democratic WTO
• To Not Save Uncontacted Brazilian Indians Is Genocide, Says Survival
• Bravo, Brazil, for Refusing US Money, Says Lancet
• At UNAIDS Brazil Will Keep Liberal Anti-AIDS Policy
• Diplomats and Jurists, in Brazil, Debate the WTO
• Breaking Patents Is Not the Way to Go, Says US to Brazil
• Brazil Readying Plan to Open Services Market to Foreigners
• Brazil's Informal Market Is Up, But Sector's Income Is Down
• Brazilian Indians Want Paper Firm to Give Back Their Land
• Editorial Applauds Brazil's Rejection of US Money for AIDS
• Brazil to Impose Bans on Chinese Products
• Show Must Go on in Brazil. Arrelia Is Dead.
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus to Reach US$ 35 Billion in 2005
• Ex-Im Bank Guarantees Loans to US Firms Selling to Brazil's Petrobras
• Brazil's Goal: To Export US$ 1 Billion in Jewels
• After Brasília Camping, Brazilian Indians Get More Official Promises
• Brazilian Students Get First Place in the US for Engineering Design
• Russian Steel Factory in Brazil Will Create 8,000 Jobs
• Army and Navy Officers Join Brazil's 1,200-Strong Military Force in Haiti
• Brazilian Judge Recants and Is Now in Favor of Uncontacted Indians
• Brazil Starts Barring Cheap Chinese Goods
• Brazil's April Surplus a Record: US$ 6.9 Billion
• 7.2 Million Brazilians Don't Have a House to Live In
• Brazil Gives Australia a Hand on Biofuel Prospects
• Brazil Says It Has No Interest in Joining the P5, the A-Bomb Club
• Brazil Industry and Services Shrink in First Quarter
• China Keeps Quiet in Face of Impending Brazilian Ban on Chinese Goods
• International Experts Discuss Sustainable Development in Brazil
• Brazil and China Want More Trade Opportunities Between Both Countries
• Any Brazilian Sanction Against Chinese Products Will Take Time
• Brazil Needs Better Distribution of Assets, Says Unesco
• Sahrazad's Tales Get in Brazil Directly from the Arabic
• Brazil's Surplus at US$ 38 Billion for Last 12 Months
• 28% of Brazil's Urban Population Have no Public Water or Sewage
• To Win China Brazil Needs a Better Cotton
• Brazil/China: 58% More Imports and 23% Less Exports
• Amazon Deforestation Is to Blame for 75% of Brazil's Air Pollution
• Want to Sell to the Chinese? Brazil Can Help.
• Thanks to China Sugar Exports from Brazil Grow 128%
• For the First Time, Brazilian Indians Have Chance to Shape Own Policy
• Brazilian Indians Offered Alternative to Illegal Mining
• Brazil Drafts National Health System to Help Fight Child Labor
• At OAS Bush Calls for Free Trade and Brazil for End to Subsidies
• Brazilian Indians Get Water Filter and Info to Reduce Kids' Diseases
• Brazil's Industrial Production Slows Down
• Less than 3% of Brazil's 180,000 Public Schools Have a Computer
• Brazil's Agribusiness Sums US$ 16 Billion Through the End of May, a Record
• After Taking Over the World, Brazil's Orange Juice Becomes a Hit in the Middle East
• Brazil to Discuss Trade Tariff Reduction at Summit of South in Doha
• Brazil Market Down Under Clouded Political Skies
• Brazilian Indians Get US$ 2.8 Million for Health Care
• More than 1 Million Children Between 5 and 9 Years Old Work in Brazil
• Despite 47.5% Fall 2.5 Million Children Still Work in Brazil
• Brazil Offers Working Children US$ 8 to US$ 16 a Month to Lure Them to School
• Brazil Studying Ecological Impact of Petrobras on the Amazon
• Latin America Is Going the Brazilian Way, Not the American Way
• Brazil Calls for an End to U.S. Dictatorship over the Internet
• Brazilian and Chinese Women Discuss Their Role in Politics
• G-77 Main Theme Is Brazil's Proposal for a Revamped UN
• Electronic and Auto Sectors Help Brazilian Industry Grow 6.3%
• Russian Team in Brazil on a 9-State Meat Inspection Mission
• Brazil Joins G-77 in Doha to Condemn US and EU Farm Subsidies
• World Bank Lends Brazil US$ 500 Million for Popular Housing
• Industry Jobs in Brazil Grow Again
• Made in Brazil Is Common Sight in Qatar's Malls and Markets
• Indians from 9 States Repudiate Brazil's Indian Foundation
• Brazilian Industry Wants Urgent Reduction of Interest Rates
• For US Foundation Brazil Cannot Invoke Health Emergency to Break AIDS Drug Patent
• Brazil's Lula Signs Law Creating Housing Fund for the Poor
• South Summit Adopts Brazil's Lula Zero Hunger Idea
• Brazil Wants to Learn Affirmative Action from the US
• Brazil Industry Hopeful New Housing Fund Will Boost Economy
• Analysts See Lower Brazilian GDP
• Brazil Gets New Cabinet Chief. She Is Dilma Rousseff.
• In Latin America U.S. Military Is the Problem Not the Solution
• New Cabinet Chief Does Not Boost Brazilian Market
• Indians from Southern Brazil Want to Sue Authorities for Racism
• Brazilian Indians Want Their Indigenous Identity Recognized
• Brazil's Reserves Fall Close to US$ 1 Billion
• What Haiti Needs Are Some Good Friends Like Brazil
• Brazil's New Cabinet Chief Vows to Be More Technical and Less Political
• Brazil Ready to Impose Sanctions on China
• Brazil Industry Complains: 'We Can't Compete with the Chinese'
• Brazil's Supreme Orders Inquiry on Aide to Cabinet Chief
• The Groups Behind the Immigration-Is-Bad Movement
• Brazil Has Already Law to Bar Invasion of Chinese Products
• Brazil Drafting Forest Peoples to Protect Environment
• Brazil Flexes Its Mighty Muscles at Abribusiness Congress
• Congressman Calls New Brazil's Cabinet Chief Expert in Robbing and Assaulting
• In Brazilian Courts Little Has Changed Since US Nun's Murder
• Brazil Has a US$ 19 Billion Surplus with US$ 52 Billion in Exports
• Brazil Market Sputters Ahead
• 100 Indians Under Siege by Armed Cattle Ranchers in Brazil
• Textile Production Falls in Brazil. Chinese Are Blamed.
• Gunmen Kill One Indian and Hurt Four Others In Land Dispute in Brazil
• Despite Crisis, Brazil's Auto Industry Should Grow 5% This Year
• Experts and NGOs Brainstorm Ways to Ease Brazil's Poverty
• USA for Innovation Urges Prompt Action Against Brazil for Patent Breaking
• Blacks Are Not a Minority in Brazil, Says Minister
• Brazilian Indians Say Only Property Rights Will Make Them Feel Secure
• Brazilian Industry Grows But Timidly
• Brazil Resumes Beef Exports to US
• Solar Energy Brings Electricity to Brazilian Indians
• Brazil Exports Over US$ 10 Billion in June, a Record
• Brazil Boosts Help to Victims of Child Abuse
• For the First Time Brazil's Exports Reach US$ 10 Billion in a Month
• Brazil Wants World to Accept Abrolhos Park as Protected Area
• Repossession of Indian Land in Brazil Comes with Death
• A Plan to End Brazil's Fiscal Deficit
• Brazilian Market Tumbles While New Government Heads Roll
• Brazil Gives US a Break Before Retaliating for Cotton Subsidies
• Brazil Asks WTO for Sanctions Against US Subsidies
• Brazil Auto Sales Grew 10% in the First Semester
• New WTO Rules Mean More Brazil Fruit Juices Overseas
• Brazil and G4 Try New Push for UN Security Council Expansion
• Brazil Earmarks US$ 420,000 for Drug Users' Syringe Exchange
• Brazilian Vehicle Exports Grow Whooping 37% in Semester
• Another Brazilian Minister Bites the Dust Accused of Corruption
• Brazilian Industry Grows for Third Month in a Row
• With Russia Leading Buyers Brazil's Pork Export Gets 80% Boost
• For Brazil Non-Custodial Sentences Make Big Sense
• Brazil Calls in China for End to US and EU Farm Subsidies
• Brazil's Industry Grows 5.5%, Rio Grande do Sul Shrinks
• Lula's Popularity Up. And So Is the Market in Brazil.
• For Brazilians, Vote Buying Scandal Is Just Politics as Usual, Shows Poll
• Brazilian Abner, a Jewel Designer with an Eye Overseas
• Abbott Fell for Brazil's Blackmail, Says US Group
• Brazilians Fail PT, But Give Lula High Marks
• Brazil's Computers for All Program Will Offer Special Loans
• Brazilian Indian Chidren Get Vitamin A in Effort to Reduce Infant Mortality
• Brazil to Enlist Doctors in Fight Against Child Abuse
• Brazilian Industry Expecting 3.2% GDP Growth for Brazil in 2005
• Brazil's Gol Joins Amadeus System for Global Ticketing
• Brazil Central Bank's Survey Shows the Industry's Upbeat Mood
• Brazil Signs US$600-Million Oil Contract with China
• Sentinel, a Brazilian Program to Fight Child Sex Abuse
• Oil and Military in the Agenda of Brazil's First Trade Mission to Cyprus and Israel
• Zero Hunger to the Rescue of Brazilian Indians
• China Will Be Moving on Brazilian Oil
• Brazil Threatens China with 35% Surtax on Shoes
• Brazilian University Gives Blacks Extra Points on Entrance Exam
• US Sends Troops to Paraguay Just a Stone's Throw from Brazil's Frontier
• Brazilian Industry's Confidence in Economy Falls Again to a 3-Year Low
• Brazil Will Become a World Power Despite the Big Powers, Says Lula
• Brazilian Minister in Israel to Develop Bilateral Trade
• Brazil Has a Candidate for the Inter American Bank, But the US Doesn't Like Him
• Brazilian Small Businesses Get Grant from EU
• Profit Taking Leads Brazil Market Downhill
• Brazil Hoping Boost of Yuan Will Help Selling Airplanes to China
• Brazil Confident Its WTO Proposals Will Be Adopted by the G-20
• Forced to Import Used Tires from Europe Brazil Appeals to WTO
• Brazil Wants to Punish China, But Still Does Not Know How or When
• China Becomes Brazil's Third Biggest Trade Partner Behind US and Argentina
• US$ 4 Million Worth of Chinese Pirate Goods Destroyed in Brazil
• Imports Up, Exports Down and a Shrinking Surplus in Brazil
• US Fills a Plane with 300 Brazilians and Ship Them Back Home
• World Bank Helps Care for Brazilian Indian Health
• Brazilian Executives Haven't Been So Gloomy in Two Years
• Brazil, Argentina and Mercosur Discuss Soybean and Beef Market
• US Treasury Secretary in Brazil to Discuss Growth
• Brazil Imports 52% More Goods from China
• Brazil and Eight Other Countries Win First Round of Banana War
• Brazil's Trade Balance Surplus Reaches US$ 39.9 Billion, the Best Result Ever
• Brazil Expecting a US$ 37 Billion Surplus in 2005
• US Treasury Secretary Has Only Praise for Brazil
• Eight Americans Arrested in Brazil for Making Porno Movies
• Brazil, India and South America Discuss Development with Justice
• Brazil Tells US That It Is Ready to Discuss the FTAA on Its Own Terms
• US Study in Brazilian Amazon Disputes Belief that Grammar Has Universal Features
• Brazilian Congress Flooded with Requests for Ouster of Legislators
• Brazil Tells US that WTO Comes Before FTAA
• Brazil Wants China to Teach Her How to Fish
• Brazilian Officer Who Killed Indian Faces Jury 9 Years After Crime
• Brazilian Industry Blames High Interests for Slow Growth
• Despite Fears, Industrial Production Grows for the Fourth Month in a Row in Brazil
• Income Rises 8.7% in Brazil, But New Industrial Jobs Grow a Paltry 0.14%
• Brazil Starts August with US$ 904 Million Foreign Trade Surplus
• Chicken and Beef Help Brazilian Farming Exports Jump 8.7%
• Only a New Attitude by EU and US Will Save WTO's Doha Round, Says Brazil
• Brazil's House Speaker in a Hurry to Get Political Reform to Avoid Crises
• Minister Defends Brazil's Zero Hunger from Those Who Call It Mere Hand-Out Program
• Brazilian Metal Company Plans to Compete with China in Arab Market
• Brazil Has 241 Routes to Sexually Exploit Women and Children
• Enduring Scandal Drags Brazilian Stocks Down
• Brazilian Deputies in the List to Be Kicked Out Can Resign and Avoid Penalties
• A Boom Year for Brazil's Agroexports to the Arabs
• Strong Real Hurts Brazilian Agribusiness
• Minister Pans Brazil's Law Giving Congressmen Right to Be Judged by Supreme Court
• Deed to Indians' Land Gets Lost on Its Way to the Brazilian President's Desk
• Brazilian Indians and Multinational Fighting for a Piece of Land
• Truck Drivers Drafted into Brazil's War Against Child Prostitution
• Indian Air Force Gets Brazil's Embraer Jets
• March in Brazil Urges Better Housing and Sanitation
• Saudi Students Visit USP, Brazil's Leading University, and Vow Cooperation
• Brazilian Program Teaches Small Cosmetic Firms How to Get Ready to Export
• Weather, Rust and World Prices All Conspiring Against Brazil
• Brazil Taps Free Software to Bring the Information Society to 270,000
• Lula Says Brazil Has Learned to Get Out and Get It
• Brazil in Qatar Discusses and Gets Credit to Reduce Rural Poverty
• Brazil Sighs Deep and Darts Up After Finance Minister Says He Did No Wrong
• Lack of Publicity and Security Hurting Brazilian Tourism
• The Dream Is Dead. Most Brazilians No Longer Trust Lula.
• Bulk of Brazil's Petrobras Investment to Be in US, Venezuela and Argentina
• Sex Abuse Against Kids in Brazil Is Usually All in the Family
• New Law Limits Size of Brazil's Primary Surplus
• Brazil's Lula Vows Not to Kill Himself or Take Any Extreme Action
• Another Down Day for Brazilian Stocks
• Brazil Spends Over US$ 400,000 in Books by Indian Authors
• Brazilian Sebastião Salgado Pans 'Greediness of Soybean Culture'
• Brazil Senate Opens Hearings on Sustainable Development in the Amazon
• Brazilian Imports Jump 26.9% While Exports Grow a Modest 2.6%
• Brazilian Ministers Tell Their Vision of a Sustainable Amazon
• Thanks to Mining Industry Leads Brazilian Growth
• Brazil Offers to Help Katrina Victims
• Development Bank Chief Predicts Full Steam and 5% Growth for Brazilian Economy
• Ted Kennedy to Be Keynote Speaker of First Encounter of Brazilian Leaders in the U.S.
• Brazilian Stocks Bump Up Despite Continued Political Chaos
• US Mission Learns First Hand of Brazil's Fears that US Might Invade Amazon
• Brazilian Indians Reoccupy Lands. Farmers React with Death Threats and Lynching Attempt
• Brazil Offers Credit Line to Small Businesses
• Consumer Protection in Brazil Is Offered Only in 10% of Cities
• Brazil's House Speaker Rebuts Charges of Corruption and Counterattacks
• Top Names in Brazilian Fashion Have Arab Blood
• Brazil's House Speaker Wasn't Bribed Says Entrepreneur
• Agribusiness Exports Bring 28.6 Million to Brazil, 10% More than Last Year
• New Embraer 190 Jet Gets Approval to Fly in the US
• Brazil Hoping to Sign a Mercosur-EU Agreement by 2006
• Damascus Fair, Fertile Ground for Brazilian-Syrian Joint Ventures
• Corruption and Poor Education Put Brazil at the Bottom in LatAm
• Brazil Industry Breaks Four-Month Surge, Dropping 2.5%
• Brazil Joins Select Astronaut Club
• Second in Line of Presidential Succession in Brazil Guilty of Extortion
• Court Rules Brazil's Guarani Indians Can Stay on Reoccupied Lands
• Brazil and Nigeria Drop the Middleman in Oil Deals
• U.S. Sanitation Team Gives OK to Brazil Mango
• 22 Million Chinese Tourists, 14,000 Visited Brazil. Brazil Wants to Change That.
• Cornered, Brazil's House Speaker Goes on the Attack
• U.S. Union Fights Takeover of Bankrupt Varig Assets in Brazil
• Pressured by the US, Mexico Imposes Visas on Brazilians
• In Brazil and Mercosur Majority Don't Like Bush and 70% Call U.S. Imperialist
• Brazil's Trade Surplus Grows to US$ 30 Billion
• In Brazil All Eyes Are on the Central Bank, Hoping for Interest Cuts
• New Brazilian Law Opens the Amazon for Sustainable Development
• WTO Sides with Brazil i