| Ronaldinho smiles again as Brazil gear up for Olympics -
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| US blocks Brazil's biofuel plans
A gas station attendant fill a car's tank with ethanol in Sao Paulo, Saturday, March 3, 2007. Just an hour's drive outside this traffic-choked metropolis where U.S. President George W. Bush kicks off a Latin American tour Thursday, sugar cane fields stretch for hundreds of kilometers, providing the ethanol that fuels eight out of every 10 new Brazilian ca... |
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| US concern at possible Russian military presence in Venezuela
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev welcomes Venezuelian President Hugo Chavez, left, at the Meiendorf Castle residence outside Moscow on Tuesday, July 22, 2008. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez arrived in Moscow Tuesday in an attempt to broker a number of deals involving weapons purchases, oil exploration and possibly the creation of a joint financial institution. ... |
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| Ecuador's draft charter favors leftist president
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| Ecuador constitution draft would grant broad new powers to country's leftist president
Rio de Janeiro - Os presidentes Rafael Correa (Equador), Lula (Brasil), Hugo Chvez (Venezuela) e o chanceler Celso Amorim cumprimentam-se durante encontro na 32 Cpula do Mercosul, que termina na sexta-feira (19). ula1 ... |
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| Olympics: Dunga counting on experience of Ronaldinho, Thiago Silva in Beijing
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| Hugo Chávez's Jewish Problem
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| Food shortage having surprise side effect
Bolivian coca growers dry coca leaves in the little village of Flor de Mayo, some 200 km east of Bolivian capital La Paz, Bolivia on Monday, Sept. 19, 2005. The farmers who grow coca leaf on these steep mountain slopes have long felt their livelihood and their Indian identity were threatened by U.S.-backed eradication efforts. Suddenly, they have found hope as one of their own has become the leading presidential contender.... |
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| Venezuela denies report that Chavez invited Russia to open military base in Venezuela
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez talks to the media after casting his ballot during a primary in Caracas, Sunday, June 1, 2008. Venezuelans may be forced to spy on their neighbors or risk prison terms under Chavez's new intelligence dec... |
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| Venezuela denies report of Russian base
Rio de Janeiro - O presidente venezuelano, Hugo Chvez, cumprimenta populares aps participar da 32 Reunio de Cpula do Mercosul. wnhires (js1)... |
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| Bill Gates, Bloomberg launch anti-smoking drive
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| Penguins wash ashore in Brazil, prompting concerns about their habitat
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| Eat bananas for negotiating success - WTO chief
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| Mexico hot under the collar at U.S. pepper scare
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| Argentine cabinet chief offers to resign, report sayss
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