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E-visa: Americans Won’t Need Anymore to Go to a Consulate to Get a Brazil Visa

The Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that its e-visa program (Programa de Visto ...

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Brazilian Expats Longing for the Homeland Give Rise to 20,000 Businesses Abroad

Survey by Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs shows that there are near 20,000 micro ...

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Japan’s Prime Minister Signs Several Treaties and Agreements with Brazil

Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff and Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe announced in Brazilian capital ...

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Brazil Confused on Dealing with Japan Radiation While Embassy in Lybia Runs Out of Money

Brazilian representatives of the National Atomic Energy Commission, the Food and Drug Administration (Anvisa) ...

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Japan’s Sumitomo Buys Stake in Brazil’s Second Largest Steelmaker

Usinas Siderúrgicas de Minas Gerais SA (Usiminas), Brazil’s second-largest steelmaker, agreed to sell a ...

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Japan Pulls Out Welcome Mat from Under Brazilian Dekasseguis

Everything was going just as planned for the Hashimoto siblings in Japan. Sheila, 29, ...

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Brazil’s Petrobras Gets US$ 800-Million, 10-Year Loan from 3 Japanese Banks

Brazilian government controlled oil and gas multinational Petrobras announced this Friday, December 12, that ...

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Flipping Places: Japanese in Brazil and Brazilians in Japan

It is winter 2006. It is dusk. The snow is piled a foot high ...

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Brazil Take Japanese Road on Digital TV

Brazil’s Minister of Communications, Hélio Costa, informed that a technical agreement was signed on ...

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Japan’s Minister Visits Brazilian Ethanol Plant

Brazilian Minister of Agriculture, Roberto Rodrigues, was in the city of Pradópolis, in the ...

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