Brazil to Limit UN Access to Uranium Plant as Powell Visits
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Brazil will limit United Nations&#39; access to a uranium enrichment plant as US Secretary of State Colin Powell visits the country to press for unimpeded inspections, the country&#39;s ambassador in Washington said.
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BRASILIA, Brazil  - Brazil's new Resende nuclear  plant has the potential to produce enough enriched uranium for  six nuclear bombs every year, U.S. researchers said on Friday  -- a claim Brazil denied.
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When President Bush visits this week, he will have to deal with tensions over U.S. tariffs that have put a crimp in Brazil's thriving alternative-fuel program
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Brazil's uranium enrichment plant in Resende will start working before the end of the year after getting a go-ahead from the United Nations' nuclear watchdog, the country's Science and Technology Minister said on Wednesday.
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By Bruno Domingos and Andrei Khalip RESENDE, Brazil  - U.N. nuclear experts visitedBrazil's new uranium enrichment plant on Tuesday to try tobreak an impasse over nonproliferation inspections, althoughhow much they would be allowed to see remained at issue.
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SAO PAULO -- Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said yesterday he is confident Brazil has no intention of becoming a nuclear power, but he called on the country to work out differences with the UN atomic watchdog agency over inspections.
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Brazil has reached a deal with the U.N. atomic agency to allow inspections of its uranium enrichment plant that protect its nuclear technology, Brazil's ministry of science and technology said on Wednesday.
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BRASILIA, Brazil  - Brazil said on Wednesday itgot a go-ahead from the U.N. nuclear watchdog to crank up itsuranium enrichment plant this year after months of negotiationsover access for nonproliferation inspectors.
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A mine in the Democratic  Republic of Congo that provided uranium for the U.S. atomic  bombs dropped on Japan in 1945 -- the first nuclear weapons  used in warfare -- is too dangerous to reopen, the United  Nations said on Tuesday.
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Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency were expected in Brazil this week to view parts of its equipment to enrich uranium, the country's leading weekly newsmagazine reported Sunday, citing government officials.
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Secretary of State Colin Powell said  on Friday that Washington had no way to force Iran to allow  U.N. inspectors unrestricted access to suspected nuclear sites  despite U.S. doubts Tehran would come clean on its own.
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UN Brazilian peacekeepers leave their positions near the home of ousted Haitian President Jean Bertrand Aristide in the suburb of Tabarre in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Friday, Dec. 17, 2004.
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Brazilian officials expressed optimism Wednesday that they would reach agreement with United Nations inspectors over the country's contested plans to enrich uranium.
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PARIS, March 8 -- The United Nations atomic monitoring agency on Thursday curtailed nearly two dozen nuclear technical aid programs to Iran, part of a continuing international effort to pressure the country to halt its uranium enrichment program.
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A mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo that provided uranium for the U.S. atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945 -- the first nuclear weapons used in warfare -- is too dangerous to reopen, the United Nations said on Tuesday.
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In case anyone was really worried, Secretary of State Colin Powell offered this reassurance during a trip to Brazil this week: The giant of South America has no intent to build nuclear weapons.
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Brazil on Friday denounced a U.S. magazine report saying Brazil's uranium enrichment plant will give it the potential to build nuclear warheads.