CBC.ca Brazil president to receive apologies for human rights abuses she suffered Washington Post SAO PAULO — The Rio de Janeiro state government said Friday it will apologize to Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff for the human rights abuses she suffered during the country's 1961-1985 dictatorship. Rousseff is a former leftist guerrilla who spent … Brazil president to receive apologies for torture The Associated Press Brazil's Truth Commission May Find Inconvenient Answers Bloomberg all 495 news articles
The power plays affecting Brazil SBS (blog) As well as the strong whiff of a scandal from Switzerland, there was the breakdown in his relationship with FIFA president Sepp Blatter, and the fact that new Brazil President Dilma Rousseff wanted nothing to do with him. He contributed to his own fall … Brazil 2014 will fill South America with pride, insists CBF President José … insideworldfootball (blog) all 2 news articles
Brazil president to receive apologies for torture KTVL SAO PAULO (AP) — Rio de Janeiro state will apologize to Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff for the human rights abuses she suffered during the country's 1961-1985 dictatorship. Rousseff is a former leftist guerrilla who spent three years in prison … and more
Brazil passes information access law The Associated Press By JULIANA BARBASSA, AP – 1 minute ago RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A freedom of information law has taken effect in Brazil , challenging an embedded culture of secrecy and bureaucracy. Proponents, including President Dilma Rousseff, said the measure is … and more
BBC News Brazil passes information access law Fox News RIO DE JANEIRO – A freedom of information law has taken effect in Brazil , challenging an embedded culture of secrecy and bureaucracy. Proponents, including President Dilma Rousseff, said the measure is nothing short of a revolution for a system that … Brazil Freedom Of Information Law Passed Huffington Post all 332 news articles
New York Times Brazil moves to cut hotel costs before Rio+20 CBS News SAO PAULO — Brazil is taking steps to lower the spiraling cost of accommodations during the United Nations' upcoming conference on sustainable development, the office of President Dilma Rousseff said Wednesday. The statement said the steps could bring … Brazil probing dictatorship human rights abuses The Associated Press Brazil's Leader Faces Defining Decision on Bill Relaxing Protection of Forests New York Times Dissident Brazil Central Bankers May Be Inhibited by Disclosure BusinessWeek all 247 news articles
All Share Services Salon SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazil says it is taking steps to lower the spiraling cost of accommodations during the upcoming United Nations' Rio+20 conference on sustainable development. A statement Wednesday from the office of President Dilma Rousseff says that … and more
Brazil moves to cut hotel costs before Rio+20 KTVL SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazil says it is taking steps to lower the spiraling cost of accommodations during the upcoming United Nations' Rio+20 conference on sustainable development. A statement Wednesday from the office of President Dilma Rousseff says that …
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AFP Brazil moves to cut hotel costs for Rio+20 summit, prices that prompted … Washington Post SAO PAULO — Brazil is taking steps to lower the spiraling cost of accommodations during the United Nations' upcoming conference on sustainable development, the office of President Dilma Rousseff said Wednesday. The statement said the steps could bring … Brazil's Leader Faces Defining Decision on Bill Relaxing Protection of Forests New York Times Brazil probing dictatorship human rights abuses The Associated Press Brazil Central Bank to Publish Board Members' Votes on Rates Bloomberg all 237 news articles
Dissident Brazil Central Bankers May Be Inhibited by Disclosure BusinessWeek By Matthew Bristow and Raymond Colitt on May 16, 2012 Brazil's central bank will begin publishing board members' votes on interest rates, a move that Goldman Sachs Group Inc. says could inhibit board members from going against President Dilma … Brazil's Central Bank Members To Vote By Name On Rate Moves NASDAQ all 4 news articles
