We have started to collect the most important news related to Brazil in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Hugh O'Shaughnessy has been discovering that in certain parts of Brazil, the police have adopted a helper of a very different sort.
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The first in a new generation of high-security prisons opens in Brazil, following a recent wave of violence
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Ronaldo scores twice to become joint-highest scorer in World Cup finals history as Brazil thrash Japan.
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More than a million people take to the streets of the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo for its tenth Gay Pride parade.
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Under-fire Brazil striker Ronaldo is taken to a clinic after complaining of dizziness and headaches.
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Croatia centre-back Robert Kovac says he was surprised by the lack of threat posed by Brazil striker Ronaldo.
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A first-half strike from Kaka gives Brazil a 1-0 victory over Croatia in Berlin.
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Striker Ronaldo misses Brazil's training session because of illness.
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Brazil's Ronaldinho asks World Cup referees to protect him and his team-mates.
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Nearly 500 people are arrested after landless Brazilian farm workers invade a congress building in Brasilia.
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The top prison official in Brazil's Sao Paulo state resigns, two weeks after a wave of violence killed at least 150 people.
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Officials assess the impact of the arrest of one of the world's top drug smugglers, Pablo Rayo Montano.
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Calm returns to Sao Paulo state in Brazil after a week of clashes between gangs and police that has left 170 dead.
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There are further gang-related deaths in Brazil's Sao Paulo state, but officials deny the police are out of control.
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The governor of Brazil's violence-hit Sao Paulo state denies police are out of control, as clashes continue.
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At least 115 people are now known to have died in Brazil, in four days of gang violence and a police backlash.
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Criminal gangs stage more violent attacks in Brazil's Sao Paulo state where 81 people have been killed.
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Brazil coach Carlos Alberto Parreira avoids any major surprises in his 23-man World Cup squad.
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At least 52 people die in two nights of attacks on police in Sao Paulo, Brazil, while inmates in over 70 jails revolt.
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Riots break out in 18 prisons after a wave of attacks in Sao Paulo, Brazil, leave at least 30 dead.
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