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Prince Charles Met President Lula at the Planalto Palace

Charles, the Prince of Wales met President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva at the Planalto Palace in the Brazilian capital Brasilia and discussed a range of topics including the environment.
Prince Charles,a long-term campaigner in the fight against climate change said that that tackling the environmental threat should have a higher priority than fighting poverty, as [...]

For The Perfect Look, Brazilian Presidential Hopeful Goes Under Knife!

The Brazilian chief of staff, Dilma Rousseff went under knife to upgrade her look soon after receive full support from Brazil’s ruling Workers Party, (PT) as candidate for the presidential elections of 2010.
“We have great love and respect for Dilma, she can be the party’s (presidential) candidate for the elections of October 2010”, said  PT [...]

Brazilian President Described Obama’s Victory: “Extraordinary Event.”

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva described Obama’s victory as an “extraordinary event.” He added that the U.S. president-elect is a competent politician
“Whoever doubted that a black man could be elected to be president of the United States now knows that it is possible. And it is possible because it is a democratic country, [...]

Brazilians say NO to FAKE Obamas. They would vote for the real one

At least eight “Barack Obamas” who borrowed the Democratic presidential candidate’s name to run in Brazilian local elections lost.
Brazilian law allows candidates to put any name on the ballot as long as it isn’t offensive. This time around, a number of candidates chose “Barack Obama.” Some used the name Bin Laden, and others resorted to [...]

“Vote for Barack Obama! He stands for change!” chants from speakers in Brazil

“Vote for Barack Obama! He stands for change!”. You would expect to hear such a voice on the streets of Chicago, but that was the voice from speakers on the back of a pickup truck in the street of Belford Roxo on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, as campaign workers pass out leaflets, a [...]