Brazilians Won't Release Names of Dead
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Sao Paulo&#039;s government refused to release the names of 109 people killed by police during a week of gangland violence, despite increased pressure on Saturday from activists who said public confidence in law enforcement had been shaken.
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Brazil is set for uranium enrichment after a visit by nuclear inspectors but the UN denies reaching a final deal.
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ANAPU, Brazil  - Thousands of Amazon peasants  flocked to the funeral of a U.S. nun on Tuesday and vented  anger that the Brazil's government has only acted to stem  rising violence in the rain forest after the murder of the  renowned foreign activist.
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Officer in charge of operation that led to killing of Brazilian denies giving order to shoot him.
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The iconic tree that gave Brazil its name and the world's violinists their bows got extra protection Thursday to prevent it from sliding toward extinction. But the conference that overwhelmingly supported protecting brazilwood, or pau brasil in Portuguese, rejected similar moves for three other South American tropical trees.
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BELEM, Brazil  - Brazil mobilized some 2,000  troops in the Amazon rain forest on Wednesday to curb death  squads blamed for the deaths of an American nun, a union leader  and two workers in land battles in the last four days.
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BERLIN- The state attorney has still been unable to prove the involvement of alleged war criminal Ladislav Niznansky in massacres in Slovakia during World War Two.
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THE Dominican Government has refused to allow Spanish scientists to perform DNA testing on Christopher Columbus' alleged remains buried in the Caribbean nation.
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The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) denied on Friday that national team coach Dunga had been asked to tone down his attire on the touchline.
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Brazil is a largely pacifist country in South America. Our last war was fought against Paraguay in the 19th century, when we pretty much leveled the then enemy country, once the most developed in the region, today a haven for contrabandists and counterfeiters. There were also some internal conflicts througout brazilian history, a bloody conservative dictatorship in the 20th century - though not as bloody as in Argentina or Chile - and today we witness a daily struggle between police forces and drugs and arms dealers, robbers and the like in big cities. That said, most brazilians wouldn't ever imagine our country going to war nowadays. It's just... Not brazilian! The september 11 attacks on World Trade Center and the Pentagon were a shock for all of us, as it was for most people in the world. Everything stopped as we held our breath in front of our TV sets. Friends called each other asking "Did you see it? I can't believe!". Most people felt compassion for the dead, their families and all americans. On the other hand, many people did not.
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Brazilian soccer was in mourning on Thursday after the death of Sao Caetano defender Serginho, who collapsed during the previous night&#39;s match against Sao Paulo after suffering an apparent heart attack.
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Questions remain over the  death of a Libyan journalist despite the conviction of three men, campaigners say.
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Top Brazilian officials told US Secretary of State Colin Powell Tuesday that country has nothing to hide on its nuclear program, despite a conflict over access by UN inspectors to its uranium-enrichment plant.
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By Leonardo Pedro BELEM, Brazil  - Brazil mobilized some 2,000troops in the Amazon rain forest on Wednesday to curb deathsquads blamed for the deaths of an American nun, a union leaderand two workers in land battles in the last four days.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil  - Rio de Janeiro  authorities on Thursday played down a human rights group report  which claimed police violence in the Brazilian city was rife,  saying the number of people killed by police was decreasing.
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It's still not known who the culprit is nor how and when this person obtained the information.
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The funeral of a slain evangelical pastor was postponed Saturday after tens of thousands tried to attend, underscoring frustration with crime in a country where rebels who ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide six months ago still patrol some towns.