Topic: Brasilia

Pope Francis to visit Brazilian slum, prisoners, AIDS patients: Why?
The Pope is taking only one international trip this year: to Brazil, the world's most populous Catholic country, where he will visit slums, prisons, and hospitals treating AIDS patients as well as more popular destinations.
Latin America Monitor Brazil's 2013 Carnival may have rocked ... but parts also stank.
Focus turns to safety in clubs across Brazil (+video)
Latin America Monitor Rio: An island of relative safety in a sea of vulnerability?
The New Economy US jobs report eases global gloom
Latin America Monitor Brazil is stamping out favela violence – now on to trash collection and education
Brazil: 11 books to read before you go
Latin America Monitor Rio+20: Rio's dry run for the Olympics and World Cup
Latin America Monitor Brazil's President Rousseff praises new study abroad program
Brazil's President Rousseff meets with Obama: 5 topics for talks
Look who's saving the world: BRICS pump up foreign aid
Brazil's Petrobras names first female CEO
Latin America Monitor Brazil cleans house: now what?
Brazil takes on an centuries-old foe: corruption
Brazil fights corruption at home as it signs Open Government Partnership with the US
Brazilians march against corruption to mark independence day
Brazilian President Rousseff ousts another cabinet minister
'Heterosexual Pride Day' in São Paulo?
Syrian protesters criticize UN Security Council statement as insufficient
Rio's transformation needs new phase
'Hackers Day' in Brazil to defend against cyber-security breaches
June 23, 2011 Photos of the Day
Underdog candidate Carstens takes on IMF's European tradition
Can France's Christine Lagarde get Brazil's support for her IMF bid?
May 31, 2011 Photos of the Day

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