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• New Brazil WTO Director Says Protectionism Waning...Slowly
  Most Americans don't care about the World Trade Organization, let alone know what it does. But what it does can effect their daily lives, like it or not. When the WTO said that Brazil was in the right regarding cotton subsidies, U.S. farmers lost tens of millions in financial support from Washington. And if the WTO says the U.S. is wrong for adding tariffs on solar panels made in China, more ...
  
  
• Brazil approves law to modernize ports
  Brazil plans to modernize and expand its overcrowded ports, attract private investments to the sector and make it easier for companies to hire skilled foreign workers, in a bid to spur economic growth, ...
  
  
• Brazil says new robots to be used in Confed Cup
  The Brazilian government says some of the security robots bought to improve public safety during the 2014 World Cup will be ready for the Confederations Cup in June. The company iRobot says the 30 robots ...
  
  
• Brazil Fast Food Announces First-Quarter 2013 Results
  Brazil Fast Food Corp. , the second largest fast-food restaurant chain in Brazil with 1,049 points of sale, operating under the Bob’s brand, the Yoggi brand,  KFC and Pizza Hut São Paulo as franchisee of Yum! Brands, and Doggis as master franchisee of Gastronomia & Negocios S.A.
  
  
• Brazil's Next Boom Still Brewing
  In Brazil, Sao Paulo's Itaim Bibi district, "the new financial district," in town. A place called the Wall Street Bar sports a replica of the Merrill Lynch bull from Lower Manhattan above its doorway.
  
  
• Brazil Looks To Build A 10,000-Mile Virtual Fence
  Brazil's economic growth has brought about more illegal immigration and drug trafficking, so the country is hoping to make its borders more secure. But the experience in the U.S. shows that it can be a difficult undertaking.
  
  
• Brazil Indians occupy cattle ranch in widening land dispute
  By Caroline Stauffer SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Federal police ordered some 200 Terena Indians to leave a former congressman's ranch in south-central Brazil on Thursday in the latest flashpoint of a widening conflict over land ownership in South America's farm belt. The ranch's owner, Ricardo Bacha, skipped a meeting in Brasilia with the country's vice president over the land conflicts to return to ...
  
  
• Brazil port modernization bill clears lower chamber of Congress
  BRASILIA (Reuters) - Legislation that President Dilma Rousseff says is vital to her efforts to modernize Brazil's clogged and costly ports cleared the lower chamber of Congress after a marathon debate and is expected to win Senate approval later on Thursday. The proposal is aimed at attracting greater private investment and reducing union control in Brazil's main ports, which have become a ...
  
  
• Brazil judicial panel paves way for gay marriage
  BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil has taken a big step towards joining Argentina and Uruguay as the first Latin American countries to legalize gay marriage, even though the Brazilian Congress has dragged its feet on the issue. A panel that oversees the Brazilian judicial system ruled on Tuesday that the country's notaries public cannot deny marriage licenses to people of the same sex who live together ...
  
  
• Brazil's gun control debate: Opponents try to shoot holes in disarmament law
  A decade after Brazil tightened rules on weapons sales and two years after a lone gunman shot 12 people dead at a Rio de Janeiro school, Brazil’s Congress is trying to loosen legislation on gun ownership that critics say could cause the number of homicides to rise sharply after a period of relative stability.