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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
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
Good Financial News in Brazil Makes Stocks Soar
Brazil and Nigeria Drop the Middleman in Oil Deals
U.S. Sanitation Team Gives OK to Brazil Mango
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
Mexico's New Visa Requirements Mean Brazilians Will Pay US$ 25,000 to Enter the U.S. Illegally
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
Brazil's Speaker of the House Bribery Case Goes to the Supreme
51 Million Brazilians Live Without Water, Sewer and Trash Collection
Brazil Denounces U.S. Military Presence in Paraguay
Brazil Benefits from Central American Free Trade Agreement
Brazilian Bank Invests Overseas to Win U.S. Markets
Sex-Abuse Program to Reach 1,000 Brazilian Cities
Brazilian Government Gets Better Marks for Education, But Worse for Economic Policy
Brazil Offers to Produce Asian Bird Flu Vaccine for Global Consumption
Brazil Scolds Mexico for Visa Requirement and Threatens to Bar Country from Mercosur
Brazilian Pork Producers Want Russia Out of the WTO If It Means Less Business for Them
Brazil's House Speaker Meets Lula Before Deciding on Resignation
Brazil's Supreme Gets Case Against Speaker of the House
U.S. Coast Guard to Check Brazil's Ports for Security
Food and Beverage Sector Helps Keep Employment Stable in Brazil
Brazil's Trade Surplus Keeps Growing. It's Already Over US$ 31 Billion.
Austria President Signs Technical Cooperation Accords in Brazil
Manifesto to the Nation Calls for Social Inclusion in Brazil
Brazilian General Sees Reasonable Stability in Haiti
Brazil Waiting for House Speaker's Resignation Speech
Brazil's Scandal-Plagued House Speaker to Resign Today
US Investors Flee Rita to the Promising Shores of Brazil
Forced Resignation of Brazil's Number 3 Opens Battle in Congress
Despite Evidence Brazil's Speaker Resigns Protesting Innocence
At Least 7 Vying for House Speaker in Brazil. Election on Sep 28.
Brazil Seated on Close to US$ 9 Billion Surplus
Brazilian Small Companies Increasingly Find Clients Overseas
Brazil Reaches Oil Self-Sufficiency by Year's End
Brazil Accuses US of Subsidizing 90% of Its Cotton and Gets Ready for Retaliation
Brazil Intent on Ending Indians' Malnutrition
Seven Suitors to a Speaker's Chair in Brazil
In LatAm, Chilean Leader Is Most Admired. Brazil's Lula Is Distant Second and Bush, Last
Brazil Ready to Retaliate If US Doesn't Stop Cotton Subsidies
Brazil Plans on Reducing the Greenhouse Effect Through Fertilizers
Brazil Program Readies Small Businesses to Sell Overseas
10 Congressmen Vying for Brazil's House Speaker Post
Brazil Offers Ethanol to the U.S. and Calls for End to Subsidies
Brazil's Lula in Rare Victory Makes the Speaker of the House
Brazil's New House Speaker Denies Lula Interference in Election
Brazil Disappointing in Competitiveness in the World... and Falling
Brazilian Industry Grows 3.3%, a Lower than Expected Rate
A Communist Is Third in Line to Brazil's Presidency
All Congress Leaders in Brazil Knew About Ruling PT's Bribe Money
Brazilian Coming to US for AIDS Treatment Deported at Airport
Expulsion Process Against Brazilian Congressmen to Go on, Justice Rules
Brazil's Mercury Rising
Brazil's Car Production Close to 2 Million Units. The Best Number Ever.
Brazil: How the Orient Shaped the Portuguese Language
Brazil Agribusiness Reaps Record US$ 29 Billion Surplus
Brazil to Impose Over US$ 4 Billion in Trade Sanctions Against US
US Tells Brazil That Left Is OK As Long As There Is Democracy
Exports of Brazilian Agricultural Products to Arabs Up 23%
Brazil on Target to Produce Record 2.4 Million Vehicles This Year
In the Eve of Bush's Visit, Brazil Wants Closer Dialogue with US
What Brazil Has to Teach the U.S. on Oil and Biofuel
Brazil Increases Pork Exports by 32%. Russia Remains Main Market.
The US Is Butchering the Election in Haiti and Brazil Is Its Accomplice
Brazilian Astronaut Has Already Ticket for Space Trip: March 23
Brazil Looks for Foot and Mouth Disease Source. Cattle Should Be All Vaccinated.
Before Banning Brazil's Beef, Russia Was Biggest Client
Brazil Is Good at Urging for Open Markets... Abroad
Brazilian Industrialists Show Very Cautious Optimism
Brazil's Lula to Sign Space Agreement in Moscow
Brazil Market Goes Up While Expecting Interest Rate Cut
Lula and Putin Sign Contract for First Brazilian Astronaut's Flight
Brazilian Leaders in US Gather to Draw Community Road Map
Brazil Amazonas's Drought Worst in a Century
Greenpeace Accuses Spain of Using Illegal Wood from Brazilian Amazon
Brazil's Chemical Industry Exports Grow 29% to US$ 5.4 Billion
Brazilians Run to US Grows Dramatically at Eve of Mexico's New Visa Rules
Brazilian Companies Hire Under the Table to Avoid Paying Taxes and Benefits
US-Brazil Group to Focus on Civil Society in National Meeting in NY
Brazil Gets Ready to Grapple with Bird Flu
Brazil Rebuffs Amnesty and Says It's on the Right Path
81% of Brazilian Industries Are Investing in R&D This Year
Brazilian Entrepreneurs Bullish on Brazil
Brazil Has Already Saved US$ 23 Billion this Year to Pay Debt Interest
Brazil Is no Friend of Business
Brazil Will Present Its Success Stories at Summit of the Americas
For LatAm Elites Brazil's Lula Is on Top in Popularity and Bush on Bottom
A Who's Who of Brazil's Biggest and Best Comes to New York for Business
Brazil Debates Tariff Policy with Europe and the US
Brazil Surplus Reaches US$ 36 Billion Despite Beef Embargo
Let's Have Open Markets, Says Bush Before Leaving to Argentina and Brazil
US Sponsored FTAA Will Be Buried at Americas Summit, Says Chavez
The Middle-East Side of Zélia Duncan
Bush Counts on Brazil Help for World Trade Liberalization
Bush's Visit to Argentina and Brazil Shouldn't Generate More than a Few Generalities on Democracy
Brazil's Monuments Tagged with 'Out, Murderer Bush'
Brazil: São Paulo Cattle Free of Foot and Mouth Disease, Say Authorities
Bush's First Trip to Brazil to Be Marked by Countrywide Protests
'We Share Same Objectives," Says Bush Referring to Brazil's Lula
Families of Soldiers Killed in Iraq Join Anti-Bush Protests in Argentina
Brazil's Lula Meets With Mexico's Fox in Argentina
Brazil's Lula to Ask Bush to Tone Down Anti-Chavez Rhetoric
Brazil Goes into State of Alert and Uses Army, Navy and Air ForBushce to Protect Bush
Brazilian Protesters Call Bush Terrorist and Burn His Effigy and US Flag
How Did the US Let Brazil and Latin America Swim Away
Bush Visit to Brazil Gets Official Welcome and Jeers on the Streets
Bush Departs for Brazil Leaving Behind Shock and Awe in