U.S. trade official to work with Brazil
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The United States and Brazil will look for ways this weekend to bridge bitter divisions between rich and poor nations that led to the collapse of trade liberalization talks, Washington's chief trade negotiator said Friday.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil  - Brazil could reach a  deal within 30 days that would resolve a dispute over nuclear  nonproliferation inspections following a visit by U.N. experts  to the country's new uranium enrichment plant this week,  Brazilian officials said on Wednesday.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog has reached a deal with Brazil on inspecting its uranium enrichment plant, the agency's chief said Thursday, signaling an end to months of disputes over how to police technology that can be used for nuclear arms.
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A decade after Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay sealed a trade deal amid grandiose visions of transforming South America into a single economic bloc, officials representing the Mercosur nations are returning amid mounting criticism to the same colonial Brazilian town where the historic agreement was signed.
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BRASILIA, Brazil  - The United States and Brazil  predicted on Tuesday Latin America's largest country would  resolve a dispute with the U.N. nuclear watchdog over  inspections of a uranium enrichment plant.
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SAO PAULO, Brazil, March 9 -- President Bush sealed a deal with Brazil on Friday morning intended to promote international production of ethanol, opening a six-day tour of Latin America dedicated to renewing U.S. commitment to a region that has become estranged from Washington in recent years.
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Venezuela's foreign minister said Monday that efforts to integrate Latin American economies through regional free trade agreements will eventually boost commerce with the United States.
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The World Trade Organisation agreed Monday to rule on claims by Canada and Brazil that subsidies the United States gives its farmers violate WTO limits, trade sources said.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva talked by telephone Tuesday about global trade and Brazil&#39;s bid to join the UN Security Council, a presidential aide said.
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India, Brazil and other large  developing countries &quot;need to step up&quot; in world trade talks and  make the market-opening concessions needed to reach a deal, a  top U.S. official said on Wednesday.
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Crunch talks between four key players in the World Trade Organization -- the United States, the European Union, Brazil and India -- on a global trade deal broke down Thursday, Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim said.
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WASHINGTON  - Washington is likely to help Brazilin its plan to shoot down planes suspected of smuggling drugsafter determining it has enough safeguards to preventaccidental killings, senior U.S. officials said on Wednesday.
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SAO PAULO, Brazil, Feb. 7 -- The United States and Brazil, the two largest biofuel producers in the world, are meeting this week to discuss a new energy partnership that they hope will encourage ethanol use throughout Latin America and that U.S. officials hope will diminish the regional influence of...
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Brazil and the United States are exploring ways to breathe life into moribund talks designed to forge a free-trade region covering the Americas,  senior U.S. and Brazilian officials said Sunday.
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Brazilian President Luiz InÃ¡cio Lula da Silva announced that, during his visit to New York in September, the governments of Brazil and Chile will meet with other presidents to discuss the creation of an international fund to help the poorest countries
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Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf sought to boost his country's trade ties with Argentina as he arrived after visiting neighboring Brazil in the first trip to Latin America by a Pakistani leader.
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The World Trade Organization (WTO)  agreed on Friday to investigate whether U.S. anti-dumping  duties on Canada's multi-billion dollar lumber exports have  been brought into line with trade rules, trade officials said.