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TEHRAN, Iran - Iran said Wednesday it will enrich uranium to a higher level on its own, the latest indication the country was rejecting a U.N.-backed proposal aimed at thwarting any effort by Tehran to make material for a nuclear weapon. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in an archive photo. (Photo: Minci) Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Lula at a business event in Brazil last week. Full Article at Latin Business Chronicle
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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva delivers a speech during an attends an agreement sign ceremony with Israel's President Shimon Peres (out of frame) at Itamaraty Palace in Brasilia, on November 11, 2009. View Photo »
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I believe that the last one that England hosted, the first and only one was in 1966
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Have you got news? Do you have news, comment or story on Brazil you want to share with Brazzil? Just send it our way to brazzilbrazzil.com. Brazilian congressman Raul Jungmann, the only representative from Brazil to be part of an observers' Full Article at Brazzil Magazine
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The attention that the June military coup d'etat in Honduras received and the attempts to return the country to democratic governance indicate the continuing importance of the United States in Latin American affairs. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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“Who, really, is Lula da Silva? Full Article at Rational Review
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Brazilian President Lula da Silva delivers his keynote speech at the London 'FT Investing in Brazil Summit' in central London, on November 5, 2009. View Photo »
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By Mario de Queiroz ESTORIL, Portugal, Dec 1 (IPS) - The hard-line stance taken by Brazil, Argentina and most other Latin American countries has clashed with U.S. efforts to push for international recognition of the elections organised Sunday by the... Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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At the Iberoamerican summit at Estoril the Honduras vote brings the worse in some. One of them is Lula, who huffing and puffing left before the end saying there is no way he will recognize the Honduras result, nor will he talk to Lobo. Full Article at Venezuela News And Views
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The great opportunity for South America is to have peace, democracy and trust in each other ... I hope that all the leaders understand this and forget about 19th-century conflicts.
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We'll do anything it takes and make all necessary sacrifices so we can clean up the mess that these people are imposing on Brazil
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Today Brazil was upgraded from a second class country to a first class country
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I confess to you that we were very worried when Obama arrived in Copenhagen ... We were very worried because the American presence was a very important thing.
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For us the solution in Honduras is quite simple
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I believe there is only one thing wrong going on in Honduras: there is someone that is president that shouldn't be there
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Brazil needed the Olympics, we needed this challenge
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We know the IOC (International Olympic Committee) decision has increased our responsibility ... We know what we need to do. The word from now on is work, work and work.
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Brazil went from a second-class country to a first-class country, and today we began to receive the respect we deserve
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Brazil needed the Olympics. We needed this challenge
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We know the IOC decision has increased our responsibility ... We know what we need to do. The word from now on is work, work and work.
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No one is happier than Brazil's people ... But maybe because we were a colony for such a long time, we always had this sense of inferiority, of not being important. We always thought that we couldn't do what the others could.
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This is a day to commemorate because Brazil has left behind its status of a second-class nation ... Today we’re getting the respect that Brazil has been deserving.
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This is a day to commemorate because Brazil has left behind its status of a second-class nation ... Today we’re getting the respect that Brazil has been deserving.
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It was extraordinary the emotion we put into our presentation ... I almost cried two times during my speech (to the International Olympic Committee).
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The world has recognised that the time has come of Brazil
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I saw him everywhere. I thought we had lost, we had lost because Obama came ... I want to say that I am not the one who knocked down Obama. It wasn't Lula that won and Obama that lost, it was Rio that won.
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I saw him everywhere. I thought we had lost, we had lost because Obama came ... I want to say that I am not the one who knocked down Obama. It wasn't Lula that won and Obama that lost, it was Rio that won.
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I've never won a gift before ... The first gift I ever had in my life I had to buy. It was an old bike with a broken belt and I had to fix it. Today, people who don't even know me gave me the greatest gift that a president could have: to host the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Rio deserves this becaus...
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I saw him everywhere. I thought we had lost, we had lost because Obama came ... I want to say that I am not the one who knocked down Obama. It wasn't Lula that won and Obama that lost, it was Rio that won.
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I was not running against Obama
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Brazil has moved from being on the level of a second-class country to a first-class country.
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I was not running against Obama ... Brazil won due to the fact that we lost many times in the past and the U.S. has had many games. Maybe they didn't dedicate themselves the way we did. Defeat has taught us a lot. We learned a lot. It was not that Lula won and Obama lost. Rio won because it presented th...
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Brazil is experiencing a magical moment in terms of growth
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I confess to you if I die right now my life would have been worth it ... No one can now doubt the strength of Brazil's economy, it's social greatness, and our ability to present a plan.
