We have started to collect the most important news related to Brazil in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Brazil's governing Workers' Party wins control of the country's biggest city as Fernando Haddad elected mayor of Sao Paulo.
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A century of Brazil's iconic Sugar Loaf cable car
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A German man convicted of conning thousands of people with his bogus scientific theories involving gravitational waves is arrested in Brazil.
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A Brazilian man walks in on his own wake after hearing his family are about to hold his funeral in an extreme case of mistaken identity.
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Joaquim Barbosa, the judge overseeing the Mensalao corruption trial, is appointed as the first black president of Brazil's Supreme Court.
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Brazil's Supreme Court finds former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's chief of staff, Jose Dirceu, guilty of corruption.
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United Health Group agrees a deal to take control of Brazilian health insurer and care provider Amil Participacoes for $4.9bn.
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Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes is re-elected in the first round of Brazil's local elections, meaning he will be in charge when the city hosts the 2016 Olympics.
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A judge in Brazil's Supreme Court says President Lula's former chief of staff, Jose Dirceu, led a criminal scheme to buy votes in Congress.
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Hundreds mark the 20th anniversary one of Brazil's most notorious jail massacres, demanding justice for the 111 prisoners killed in Sao Paulo.
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Chicken dispute threatens South Africa-Brazil friendship
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Latin America will grow at a slower pace than last year, primarily due to weaker growth in Argentina and Brazil, a United Nations report predicts.
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Boeing secures its largest order from a South American airline, in a deal with Brazil's Gol worth up to $6bn.
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Education holds back booming Brazil
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Rajan Datar takes a helicopter ride above Brazil's capital Brasilia which was built in just three years during the 1960s.
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The president of Google Brazil - arrested over his refusal to block access to a video attacking a politician - says he will remove it, after losing an appeal.
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A former policeman who served a 27-year sentence for leading a death squad in Brazil is killed a month after being released from jail.
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Brazilian beaches where it's too dangerous to swim
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Police briefly detain the head of Google's operations in Brazil over the company's refusal to take down videos judged to slander a local politician.
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Coca cultivation in Peru rises for a sixth consecutive year as farmers plant more crops on the borders with Brazil and Bolivia, a UN survey says.
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A judge orders the arrest of Google's president in Brazil after the company failed to remove "slanderous" videos about an electoral candidate.
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In the northeastern Brazilian city of Aracaju, candidates in October's local elections are dressing up as superheroes and TV characters to get noticed by voters.
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A lorry driver in southern Brazil is rescued by passers-by after an accident that left him hanging over the edge of a high bridge.
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New biopic Heleno looks at the life of one of Brazil's greatest footballers - Heleno de Freitas - who rose to fame in the 1940s.
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The three banded armadillo - which can curl itself up like a football - has been chosen as the mascot for the Brazil 2014 World Cup.
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Campaign to bring down deadly death toll on Brazil's roads
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Police in Brazil are investigating the deaths of six teenagers whose bodies were found on a road being widened for Rio's 2016 Olympics.
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Dancers from Brazil's only ballet school for the blind will perform at the closing ceremony of the Paralympic Games in London.
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Scottish school dinners blog inspires Brazilian teenager
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Oscar Pistorius wants tougher regulations on the length of running blades after suffering a shock loss in the final of the Paralympic T44 200m.
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A major corruption trial in Brazil over alleged vote-buying in Congress claims its first casualty, as a senior politician pulls out of an election.
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Premier League champions Manchester City sign 31-year-old Brazil right-back Maicon from Inter Milan.
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Brazil's central bank cuts its benchmark interest rate to a record low of 7.5% in an attempt to reignite a stalled economic recovery.
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Public workers in Brazil accept a government pay deal and call off a strike that had been causing disruption across the country.
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Brazil's Supreme Court approves the resumption on the Belo Monte hydro-electric dam in the Brazilian Amazon, a project opposed by environmentalists.
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Tributes are paid in Brazil to Felix, the goalkeeper of the national team that won the 1970 World Cup in Mexico.
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Olympic planning gives chance for Brazil's African heritage
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A marketing campaign aimed at attracting more holiday-makers to the United States is moving into a second phase - with Brazil and South Korea to be targeted with promotional advertising.
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Brazil plays host to some of the biggest and most exuberant gay pride celebrations in the world, but in parts of the country homophobic attacks remain common.
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Brazil works to get ready for the 2014 World Cup
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Brazil's government unveils the first phase of a major economic stimulus package designed to boost growth in the flagging economy.
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A federal court in Brazil orders the suspension of work on the huge Belo Monte dam, which will flood a vast area of native forest in the Amazon.
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Brazil's government is set to launch the first in a series of measures that could inject up to $50bn into the economy over the next five years.
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The Olympic flag arrives in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, the next host of the Games, a day after the closing ceremony in London.
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Rio 2016 organisers say the games will mark 'a great transformation' for the country.
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The race is on to revamp Brazil's party city for Rio 2016
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