We have started to collect the most important news related to Brazil in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australia recalls its ambassador and Brazil expresses "deep dismay" after their citizens are executed in Indonesia for drug crimes.
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The city of Salvador in north-eastern Brazil is hit by deadly landslides, leaving 14 people dead and hillside homes swept away.
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The sole political prisoner to survive a notorious torture centre in Brazil, whose testimony exposed abuses there, dies aged 72.
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US car giant General Motors reports a fall in first quarter revenues, following lower demand from Brazil and Russia.
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Brazil's state-run oil company, Petrobras, has released its financial results for the last year, which include $2bn (£1.3bn) written off due to corruption.
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Eight men are shot dead at a football fan club in Sao Paulo, Brazil, in what police believe may be a drug related attack.
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Tonnes of dead fish are being removed from a lake in the centre of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, which is due to host rowing and canoeing events at the 2016 Olympic Games.
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The treasurer of Brazil's ruling Workers' Party steps down, after being arrested over corruption allegations at oil giant Petrobras.
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Hundreds of thousands of Brazilians join demonstrations across the country against government corruption, the second such protests in less than a month.
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People have been taking part in mass anti-government demonstrations in Brazil, sparked by anger over a massive corruption scandal at the state-run oil giant Petrobras.
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A huge corruption scandal in Brazil is threatening many key infrastructure projects that the economy badly needs.
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Could a stronger stance in foreign policy help Brazil to re-establish its prominence on the global stage?
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Brazil's ex-leader Fernando Henrique Cardoso is the latest former president to join a team defending jailed Venezuelan opposition leaders.
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Roberto Firmino's goal helps Brazil extend their winning run to eight matches at the expense of Chile at Emirates Stadium.
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World Cup's expensive legacy in Brazil as stadium lie empty
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Brazil, the world's seventh largest economy, narrowly avoided contracting in 2014 with a growth rate of just 0.1% for the year.
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Government stimulus measures dragged Brazil out of recession last year - but possibly not for long.
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One of Brazil's biggest engineering companies, Galvao Engenharia, files for bankruptcy protection after Petrobras stopped payments.
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A bus has been swept away by flood waters after it fell into a river in the tropical Para state in Brazil.
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The public prosecutor in Brazil formally charges the treasurer of the governing Worker's Party with corruption in the Petrobras scandal.
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Brazil's government reacts to Sunday's mass protests
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Hundreds of thousands of people across Brazil join demonstrations against President Dilma Rousseff over a corruption scandal at Petrobras oil company.
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More than a million Brazilians have joined demonstrations around the country demanding President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment.
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The relatives of at least 49 people who died in a bus crash in southern Brazil have been identifying bodies in Santa Catarina state.
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A bus plunges into a ravine near the city of Joinville in southern Brazil, killing at least 42 people.
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Thousands of supporters across Brazil march to reject calls for the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff over a scandal at oil company Petrobras.
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Brazil's governing party received kickbacks from state-owned oil company Petrobras, a former executive tells a congressional hearing.
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Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff signs a new law which sets tough new penalties for domestic violence and the killing of women and girls.
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Brazil's Supreme Court backs an investigation into dozens of politicians over their alleged involvement in a corrupt scheme involving state oil firm Petrobras.
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Brazil's central bank lifts interest rates to a six-year high of 12.75% in an attempt to restrain inflation.
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Brazil's chief prosecutor seeks to investigate 54 people, including politicians, for alleged involvement in a kickback scheme at state oil firm Petrobras.
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A judge in Brazil is suspended from an insider trading case against tycoon Eike Batista, after he is seen driving the billionaire's Porsche.
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The city of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil has been celebrating its 450th anniversary, with events including the baking of a 450-metre long birthday cake for the residents.
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Police in Brazil arrest an American man suspected of sexually assaulting young women while running a religious group in the US state of Minnesota.
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Has the music died for Brazil's middle class?
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How a Brazilian politician was mocked online
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Brazil samba school Beija-Flor wins Rio's carnival by telling the story of Equatorial Guinea - after allegedly being funded by the African nation.
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As the carnival season gets under way in Brazil, women have been organising parades with a feminist twist to call for a defence of their freedoms and to challenge clichés.
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Sao Paulo's water crisis hobbles Brazilian business
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An explosion on an offshore oil and gas platform operated by Brazil's Petrobras kills at least three workers.
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Brazil's drive to shed its image as a haven for fugitives
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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff opts for the head of a state-owned bank, Aldemir Bendine, to run Brazil's scandal-hit oil giant.
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A boy and his uncle have survived being sucked into a storm drain in Brazil.
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Police question the treasurer of Brazil's governing Workers' Party over a corruption scandal involving state oil giant Petrobras.
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The scandal sending ripples through Brazil
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A six-year-old girl has been "eaten" by piranhas and found dead with severe leg injuries in northern Brazil after falling into a river from a canoe.
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