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Brazil Will Stay in Haiti to Prevent a New Rwanda Massacre

Brazil has no timetable to withdraw its troops under United Nations flag from Haiti ...

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It’s Time for the U.S.-Brazil’s Civil Society to Stand Up and Be Counted

For over a decade United States-Brazil relations have been tangled up in deliberations for ...

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Brazil and Neighbors Have Found They Don’t Need Uncle Sam’s Consent

Over the past few years we have faced two major challenges in conceiving of ...

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High Inflation Doesn’t Deter Bulls in Brazil

Latin American stocks were mixed to higher, with Brazilian stocks advancing, as signs of ...

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Children as Young as 5 Work in Brazil’s Talc Mines

Child labor continues to pervade supply chains throughout the Brazilian economy. This observation was ...

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Deforestation Declines Over 30% in Brazil, But Loggers Open New Fronts

Deforestation declined nearly 41% in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil, in 2005, more ...

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Bus and Gas Up Brazilian Inflation 0.59% in January

Brazil’s Broad Consumer Price Index (IPCA) rose to 0.59% in January, after having reached ...

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18,000 Slave Workers Rescued in Brazil, But No One Went to Jail

Brother Xavier Plassat, coordinator of Brazil’s Land Pastoral Commission’s Campaign to Combat Slave Labor, ...

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The Poor Plight Is the Wealthy Nations’ Responsibility, Says Brazil’s Lula

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva reinforced his appeal to wealthy nations to ...

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Once Again, Brazilian President Calls for a More Democratic UN

The United Nations Organization (UN) must change and cannot remain the same as it ...