We have started to collect the most important news related to Brazil in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Thousands enjoy carnival time across Brazil
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Brazil and South Africa boost their global image as a BBC poll on national views shows growing credibility for "middle powers".
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A controversial project to build a huge dam in Brazil's Amazon rainforest is approved by a court, overturning an earlier ruling.
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Telecom and entertainment group Vivendi beats profit forecasts thanks to good sales growth in video games, broadband and Brazil.
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A car has ploughed through cyclists staging a demonstration in Porto Alegre, hitting at least 20 people.
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At least 17 people die in a Brazilian town after a power line comes loose and electrocutes people enjoying a pre-Carnival street party.
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Brazil's two biggest companies, Petrobras and Vale, post record profits, in the latest sign of Brazil's growing economic might.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange and Brazil's BM&F Bovespa are due to sign an agreement on Monday that could lead to closer ties.
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Officials in Brazil say they have arrested 19 police officers on suspicion of belonging to a vigilante group accused of killing dozens of people over the past decade.
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A South African air hostess is being held in jail in Brazil after she was allegedly found with 5kg (11lb) of cocaine, her airline says.
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Brazil's two-time World Cup-winning legend Ronaldo confirms his retirement from football at the age of 34.
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More than 20 police officers are arrested in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil in an operation to purge the force of links to criminal gangs.
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French carmaker Renault says it aims to almost double profit margins by focusing on sales in Brazil, Russia and India.
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Brazil's government says it will implement 50bn reais of spending cuts in order to curb inflation and help stop the economy overheating.
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Leaders of indigenous Amazon tribes hand a petition to Brazil's government opposing construction of a massive hydro-electric dam.
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A riot at an overcrowded prison in northern Brazil leaves at least six inmates dead, some reportedly decapitated.
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The value of China's currency is back in the spotlight as the US seeks to increase the number of countries asking for a stronger yuan.
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A fire blazes in the Samba City carnival district of Rio de Janeiro, destroying warehouses and damaging a museum.
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Power cuts hit seven states in Brazil, raising fears about the country's energy infrastructure ahead of the 2014 World Cup.
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First film footage of remote Amazon tribe
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Brazil is to provide free medicines for diabetes and high blood pressure, as part of President Rousseff's campaign to end extreme poverty.
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Chelsea sign Brazil international defender David Luiz from Benfica in a five-and-a-half-year deal worth about £21.3m.
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New pictures have been released of an isolated tribe living in rainforest on the Brazil-Peru border.
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Rescue workers in Brazil are searching for three construction workers believed to be trapped under rubble after a 30-storey building they were working on collapsed.
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Security officials in Brazil say a former fire chief wanted in connection with nine suspected vengeance killings turns himself in to the authorities.
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Brazil's environment agency approves the start of building work for a controversial dam on a tributary of the Amazon but there may be further legal challenges.
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Brazilian officials say the number of deaths known to have been caused by this month's flooding and landslides in Brazil is more than 800.
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Brazil's military steps up rescue and supply operations in areas affected by devastating floods and landslides that have killed at least 700 people.
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Brazil's military steps up rescue and supply operations in areas affected by devastating floods and landslides that have killed at least 655 people.
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In Brazil, more rain is forecast in the region devastated by mudslides, which have now killed more than 600 people.
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Brazil's army have been deployed to the areas worst hit by the floods as the death toll rises to over 600.
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Soldiers are deployed to help with the rescue and the identification of bodies in south-eastern Brazil, where at least 600 people have died in landslides and flooding.
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Rain is hampering Brazilian rescuers' attempts to find survivors from deadly mudslides - the country's worst natural disaster in decades.
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Rain is hampering Brazilian rescuers' attempts to find survivors from deadly mudslides - the country's worst natural disaster in decades.
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Deadly floods in south-eastern Brazil have left more than 500 people dead, in what has become the country's worst natural disaster in decades.
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Rescuers hunt for survivors after more than 500 die in Brazil's floods.
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More than 420 people are killed by flooding and mudslides in south-eastern Brazil, officials say, as rescuers hunt for survivors.
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The BBC's Laura Tobin explains the weather systems causing floods in many parts of the world including Australia and Brazil.
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More than 250 people die in the mountains of Rio de Janeiro state as flooding and mudslides hit south-eastern Brazil.
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Mudslides and floods kill at least 13 in Sao Paulo state and cause traffic chaos in Brazil's biggest city.
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Eat, sleep and breathe football on the Brazilian vacation where coaching is on offer from some of the country's finest players.
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Blackburn boss Steve Kean admits the club's hopes of signing Ronaldinho are "dead in the water".
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Weeks of heavy rain in Brazil have left tens of thousands homeless and so far killed 35 people.
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Police in Brazil have arrested a reporter who they say was working as an informant for a drug gang in exchange for tip-offs on the gang's crimes.
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Fugitive Italian rebel Cesare Battisti asks to be freed in Brazil, days after former President Lula refused to extradite him to Italy.
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Dilma Rousseff is sworn in as Brazil's first woman president, succeeding the popular President Lula, who leaves office with approval ratings of 80%.
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