We have started to collect the most important news related to Brazil in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The head of Brazil's state-run oil company Petrobras and five senior executives resign amid the fallout from a corruption scandal.
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Why it's a big mistake to assume Brazilians eat tacos
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Two tanks are found in a warehouse in Sao Paulo, Brazil, puzzling the authorities.
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Brazil's Environment Minister Izabella Teixeira says the country's most populous states are experiencing their worst water crisis since 1930.
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Brazil and the Netherlands recall their ambassadors from Indonesia following the execution of their nationals over drug trafficking.
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The Rio de Janeiro Olympic Committee announces details of its ticket programme for the 2016 Games, with 70% of seats earmarked for residents of Brazil.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says he demanded respect from the US during an encounter with American Vice-President Joe Biden in Brazil.
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Dilma Rousseff is sworn in for a second term as president of Brazil.
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Four people in Brazil are killed by a lightning strike on a beach crowded with holidaymakers in south-eastern Sao Paulo state, media say.
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Brazilian indigenous protesters armed with bows and arrows clash with police inside the National Congress building in Brasilia.
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Researchers in Brazil discover "super-bacteria" in the sea waters where sailing and windsurfing events will be held during the 2016 Olympics.
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Police in Brazil have arrested a man who confessed to killing 42 people over the past decade in Rio de Janeiro, as Ben Bland reports.
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London 2012 silver medallists Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark are robbed at knifepoint in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Parts of Sao Paulo have been left flooded after heavy rain hit Brazil's largest city on Wednesday.
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The Facebook page lifting Brazil's homeless from anonymity
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A report by Brazil's national truth commission says that the country's military regime systematically carried out torture and executions.
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Brazil to release report on abuses under military rule
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Brazil legend Pele jokes that he is ready to play for Brazil in the Olympics after being released from hospital.
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Brazil legend Pele record a video message thanking fans for their support as he continues his recovery from a urinary infection.
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Roma's Brazil international defender Leandro Castan undergoes surgery to relieve pressure on his brain.
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An ex-Petrobras executive at the centre of a huge scandal involving Brazil's state oil company says corruption is widespread in the country.
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Forensic experts in Brazil fail to find traces of poison in the remains of former President Joao Goulart, who was deposed in a military coup in 1964.
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Mark Webber says he only avoided serious injury during a race in Brazil because he crashed at the "correct angle".
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Brazil legend Pele is improving but remains in intensive care having been admitted to hospital with a urinary infection.
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Tourists from US, Australia, Brazil, Germany and Japan can now get visas on arrival in India after the country extended its limited scheme.
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A New Zealand man serving a life sentence for child molestation and murder who escaped to Brazil has been deported to his home country.
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Brazil says deforestation in the Amazon rainforest has dropped by 18% in the past year, but campaigners dispute the figures.
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Corruption scandal surrounding Brazil's oil colossus Petrobras
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The head of Brazil's state-owned oil company Petrobras promises to improve the way it is run as it struggles to deal with a corruption scandal.
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Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff says a scandal at state-owned Petrobras oil company can change the country by getting rid of the culture of impunity.
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A judge in north-eastern Brazil sentences three people to 20-23 years in prison for killing and eating a homeless woman.
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A New Zealand man serving a life sentence for child molestation and murder who escaped to Brazil is now in custody, New Zealand police say.
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The Brazil murders that followed a chat app message
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Nico Rosberg cuts Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton's title lead with victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Nico Rosberg edges Mercedes team-mate and title rival Lewis Hamilton in final practice at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Nico Rosberg beat Mercedes team-mate and title rival Lewis Hamilton in second practice at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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A leading climatologist and earth scientist has told the BBC that there is a direct link between deforestation in the Amazon and Brazil's record drought.
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Sauber announce that Brazil's Felipe Nasr will drive for them in 2015, joining fellow new signing Marcus Ericsson.
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Six students and four staff from a school in Brazil's Sao Paulo state are killed when the bus they were travelling in crashes into a lorry.
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President Dilma Rousseff promises to re-unite a divided Brazil after narrowly winning re-election with 52% of votes in Sunday's presidential poll.
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Brazil's Cutrale and Safra groups agree a deal to buy banana giant Chiquita, just days after shareholders rejected a deal with rival Fyffes.
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Voting draws to a close in Brazil in a bitterly-contested and tight presidential election that pitted incumbent Dilma Rousseff against centrist Aecio Neves.
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Who will prevail in Brazil's battleground state?
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Brazil's election highlights huge economic disparities
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Sunday's presidential run-off vote in Brazil is too close to call and the election battle has centred on the pivotal home state of both candidates, Minas Gerais.
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Eleven people fell seriously ill in Brazil after eating a deadly puffer fish for lunch, it was reported.
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