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    JANUARY 93

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    CONTENTS:

    Cover: Daniela Perez, our new TV sweetheart (p. 3)

    TV: Coming from Globo – The new attractions (p. 6)

    Crônica: Fernando Sabino’s “A Companheira de viagem” (p. 9)

    Behavior: Brazil capital Rio (p. 10)

    Politics: President Itamar & the PT (Worker’s Party) (p. 12)

    Air business: The clash between Vasp & Varig (p. 13)

    Economy: Trouble at Mercousl (p. 15)

    Manaus’s free trade zone under fire (p. 15)

    Fiscal justice by decree (p. 16)

    Soccer: FIFA’s boss, João Havelange, talks (p. 17)

    Music: Martinho da Vila – The samba is back (p. 19)

    Book review: Brazil Maru (p. 21)

    Profile: The Rio Kátia Moraes (p. 22)

    TV: Soap for export (p.23)

    DEPARTMENTS:

    Rapidinhas (p. 2)

    Letters (p. 8)

    The Cultural Pulse (p. 26)

    Por aí (p. 27)

    Los Angeles Calendar (p. 30)

    San Francisco Calendar (p. 31)

    That’s Brazilian (p. 32)

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