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  • Brazil Was Too Good For Ghana

    Reuters:

    A moment of Ronaldo class and a disputed Adriano goal helped give
    Brazil a 3-0 win over Ghana today but their path to the
    World Cup quarter-finals was far from smooth.

    Brazil wins behind Ronaldo’s record goal

    Ronaldo struck after 5 minutes but Ghana piled on the pressure and exposed the world champions’ defence on several occasions before Adriano [...]

  • Brazil’s Posh Love Motel… For Dogs

    This post shows how crazy Brazilians can be when the subject is sex, even for pets! As you might know, São Paulo has a cottage industry in motels catering to the pleasures of the flesh (in 4 hour installments). Visitors make special trips to SP just for that, staring googly-eyed at the impossibly beautiful Italian-Portuguese [...]

  • Ronaldo Ties Record As Brazil Floor Japan Brazil 4 vs 1 Japan

    Reuters UK:
    Brazil striker Ronaldo equalled Gerd Mueller’s World Cup finals record of 14 goals, scoring twice in the 4-1 win over Japan in Group F today.
    Ronaldo moved alongside the former West Germany striker when he grabbed his 2nd goal of the game for the champions in the 81st minute.

    Japan, coached by former Brazil captain Zico, [...]

  • With A Rub Of The Green Brazil Wins Again

    God might be Brazilian
    Brazil 2 x 0 Australia

    Adriano scored the first goal

    And Fred got the second one
    Next match - Brazil x Japan - Thursday, June 22nd
    Fotos: Terra e UOL
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  • Children At Risk Foundation - Carf Brazil

    CARF Brazil was established by Gregory J. Smith in São Paulo, in 1993. Gregory had already established The Children At Risk Foundation – CARF Norway in 1992, determined to benefit the street children of Brazil by defending their rights and offering them a dignified and definitive solution so that they could live and grow within [...]

  • Brazilian Soccer Fans Bring Samba And Money to Frankfurt Bankers’ Town

    Bloomberg:
    Brazilian soccer fans have turned a quiet spa town for Frankfurt bankers into Germany’s samba capital. Ronaldo, Kaka, Ronaldinho and the rest of the Brazil team set up camp this week in Koenigstein in the hills north of Germany’s financial center before defending their World Cup title. Organizers expect 10,000 fans to show up every [...]

  • Brazil Wants Extension Of Preferential Trade Status

    Thaís Leitão:
    At the end of this year the United States’ General Preferential System, which gives certain countries, among them Brazil, special trade status and zero-tariff access to the US market for some goods, is scheduled to be phased out.
    Roberto Abdenur, the Brazilian ambassador in Washington, says he would like to see the system extended in [...]

  • Latin IT Boom

    Latin America’s IT sector is expected to grow dramatically the next few years led by Brazil, Mexico and Argentina.
    Chronicle:
    Total IT revenues in Latin America is expected to reach $36.7 billion by 2009. That’s a 46.1 increase from 2004 and 20.6 higher than the record year of 2000, according to a new report from the Business [...]

  • Brazil Raises Real Share of Global Exports

    Radiobras:
    Brazil is increasing its real share of global exports, and the increase is not being driven solely by commodities, the president of the Central Bank, Henrique Meirelles, affirmed lately.
    According to Meirelles, the trend is positive for exports in general, including industrial goods. In the 12-month period ending in April, exports rose 19%, while exports of [...]

  • Cristiane Injects Some Brazilian Fire Into German Women’s Football

    Land Of Ideas:
    This South American footballing lady has become a firm favourite with fans at Turbine Potsdam, but she still can’t get used to the cold fronts. She is the first Brazilian in the German women’s football league and has mesmerised fans for nearly a year with her exotic temperament - Cristiane Rozeira de Souza [...]

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