Mining Giant Rio Tinto Cuts 14,000 Jobs. Brazil Operations Affected
Rio Tinto, the world's third-largest mining company is eliminating 14.000 jobs and cutting investment ...
No Water, No Toilet, US$ 6 a Day: The Life of a Brazilian Sugarcane Cutter
The mobile group of inspectors from Brazil’s Ministry of Labor and Employment (Ministério do ...
Brazil: Indians Celebrate Supreme’s Ruling on Land, But Farmers Vow to Fight
Across Brazil Indians are celebrating a resolution by the Brazilian Supreme Court, where the ...
Brazil: Dollar Inflow Falls Dramatically from US$ 85 Bi to US$ 5 Bi
Brazil's flow of exchange (the sum of dollar inflow and outflow into Brazil) remained ...
UK Minister in Brazil to Talk Trade and Global Warming and Poverty
Gillian Merron, United Kingdom's Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Foreign Office, is in ...
Aldeota, the Brazilian City Everyone Lives In or Says He Does
The Fortaleza neighborhood known as Aldeota in the city of Fortaleza can be a ...
Best Case Scenario for Brazil in 2009: 10% Decline in Exports
Brazil's ACCs (Adiantamento sobre Contratos de Câmbio – Advances on Exchange Contracts), which are ...
Cattle Genes Bring Brazil US$ 80 Million in 2008
Since 2004, Brazil has been the world's largest exporter of cattle beef and, more ...
Brazil’s Proposal of Mercosur Fund for Business Ready for Launching
The Fund for Small and Medium Companies of the Mercosur, proposed by Brazil, should ...
For Brazil’s Minas State, Arabs Mean Big Business
Bilateral trade between the Arab countries and the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais (known ...