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[Title] => Brazil Congress shelves controversial legislation
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[Summary] => The conditional cash transfer was one of the laudable programs of Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo when she was president.
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[Title] => Brazil's infrastructure for 2014 World Cup will be ready, says president
[Summary] => Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Friday that the country's airports will be ready to answer the demand of the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
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[Title] => Rio's worst rains in history kill at least 95
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[Title] => Delegates discuss way forward in UN climate talks
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[Title] => Brazil celebrates 2016 bid triumph
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[Title] => Only 16 bodies recovered from Air France crash site: Brazilian Navy
[Summary] => RIO DE JANEIRO, (Xinhua) -- The Brazilian Navy clarified yesterday that searchers so far have only found and retrieved 16 bodies, not the previously-announced 17, from the Atlantic Ocean near the area where an Air France passenger plane with 228 aboard was believed to have crashed.
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[Title] => Brazil boosts flood aid for 308,000 left homeless
[Summary] => SAO LUIS, Brazil (AP) – Brazil intensified efforts to get food and other aid to people isolated by severe flooding as waters continued rising yesterday in a jungle state nearly the size of Alaska, and the number of homeless rose to 308,000.
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[Title] => Brazil government under pressure after deadly air crash
[Summary] => SAO PAULO (AFP) - The Brazilian government faced rising pressure over the safety of its aviation industry Sunday amid public outcry over the country's deadliest air disaster that killed around 200 people.
Just a day after President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva insisted the country's airways met international safety standards, a power failure in air traffic control forced five US-bound flights to turn back temporarily Saturday, highlighting the frequent problems experienced by Brazil's aviation industry.
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[Title] => Brazil government under pressure after deadly air crash
[Summary] => SAO PAULO (AFP) - The Brazilian government faced rising pressure over the safety of its aviation industry Sunday amid public outcry over the country's deadliest air disaster that killed around 200 people.
Just a day after President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva insisted the country's airways met international safety standards, a power failure in air traffic control forced five US-bound flights to turn back temporarily Saturday, highlighting the frequent problems experienced by Brazil's aviation industry.
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