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2004 -
August 2004
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Written by <a href="mailto:lia@radiobras.gov.br">Maurício
Cardoso</a>
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Sunday, 01 August 2004 08:54 |
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 Brazilians scientists
have been discussing ways of reducing
greenhouse gas emissions in the Amazon. According to one
researcher, it is possible, with intelligence, science, and
technology, to conserve the functioning of Brazil Amazon's
ecosystems and reverse the process of forest destruction.
by: Maurício
Cardoso
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2004 -
August 2004
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Written by <a href="mailto:ebarteldes@yahoo.com">Ernest
Barteldes</a>
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Sunday, 01 August 2004 08:54 |
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 Brazilian parties have
been popping up in various locations
throughout New York City. The latest one is called Samba at The
Gallery and it tries to catch the spirit of Brazil featuring Brazilian
music, food, and other attractions. The club has few Brazilians in
attendance and the crowd is made up of mostly young Manhattanites.
by: Ernest
Barteldes
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2004 -
August 2004
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Written by <a href="mailto:cristal@baguete.com.br">Janer
Cristaldo</a>
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Sunday, 01 August 2004 08:54 |
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 Brazil produces saints
at a higher rate than the Catholic Church,
which requires that he/she has performed at least two miracles.
In Brazil no miracles are necessary. As soon as we entered into
a new century, two ruffians who fought for the destruction of
our country are made into two people who built our history.
by: Janer
Cristaldo
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2004 -
August 2004
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Written by <a href="mailto:editor@bnbureau.com.br">Luis
Waldmann</a>
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Sunday, 01 August 2004 08:54 |
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 At 35, Brazilian basketball
player Janeth Arcain has won most
contests in her professional life, ranging from the São Paulo State
tournament to the Brazilian championship to four WNBA titles in
the United States. She has never won an Olympics gold medal,
however, and hopes to change this in Athens, this year.
by: Luis
Waldmann
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2004 -
August 2004
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Written by <a href="mailto:lia@radiobras.gov.br">Carolina
Pimentel</a>
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Sunday, 01 August 2004 08:54 |
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 Brazil is celebrating
the results of the just-concluded Geneva
World Trade Organization talks. Brazilians are pleased that the
rich nations will eliminate agricultural export subsidies. The WTO
document, however, does not determine when the elimination
of subsidies will commence, nor how it will be implemented.
by: Carolina
Pimentel
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