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Stepfather says needles were meant to kill boy
A A Dec. 21: A Brazilian man admits to pushing dozens of needles into his 2-year-old stepson over a one-month period in an attempt to kill the boy out of spite for his wife.
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Brazil's Silva criticizes US stance in Copenhagen
Monday, December 21, 2009 at 6:37 a.m. BRASILIA, Brazil - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is criticizing the United States for failing to commit to concrete carbon-emissions reductions at the U.N. climate conference in Denmark.
Needles successfully extracted from Brazil boy
Surgeons have successfully removed four sewing needles that were inside the lung and close to the heart of a Brazilian toddler.
Boy With Needles In Body In Emergency Surgery
Share + Dec 18, 2009 3:30 pm US/Eastern BRASILIA, Brazil 1 of 1 A clinician points at an X-ray of a 2-year-old boy showing needles inside his body, at a hospital in Ibotirama, Brazil.
Backpackers acquitted over insurance fraud
Two law graduates from the South East held in Brazil for insurance fraud have been acquitted after a successful appeal, their lawyer said.
NJ dad arrives in Brazil, hoping to take son home
This Feb. 6, 2009 file photo shows U.S. citizen David Goldman speaking by cell phone in Brasilia, Brazil.
Brazil toddler has 50 needles inside body
In this frame taken from a TV Globo video, a person points at a X-ray of a 2-year-old boy showing needles inside his body in a hospital in Ibotirama, northern Brazil, Tuesday, Dec.
Brazilian Court Hears Case of U.S. Boy in Custody Fight
A Brazilian federal court is hearing arguments on whether a 9-year-old boy living in Brazil should be returned to his father in New Jersey.
Brazilian court will rule on David Goldman's bid for N.J. custody of son
A federal appeals court in Brazil on Wednesday is expected to decide a child custody case that has reached the highest levels of governments in Brasilia and Washington.
US-Brazil friction seen ahead of official's visit
Friction between the United States and Brazil over thorny issues related to Iran and Honduras look set to feature when a senior US diplomat's visits Brasilia on Sunday and Monday.
AMERICA/BRAZIL - "Stop the corruption!": the heartfelt appeal of Brazilian Bishops calling for ...
"Stop the corruption!" is the heartfelt plea expressed by Brazilian Bishops in a letter, a copy of which was sent to Fides.
Brazil's Senate Deciding on Venezuela into MERCOSUR
Brasilia, Dec 9 Legislators close to the government will try on Wednesday, for the fourth time in the past 30 days, to put to a vote at the Senate's floor the protocol for the entry of Venezuela in the Southern Common Market .
Sao Paulo swamped by floods, reports of 6 dead
Brazil's largest city of Sao Paulo has been hit by severe floods for the second time in less than a week.
Brazil: No recognition for new Honduras government
President of Brazil Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva takes his seat for the Opening Ceremony for the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics at the National Stadium on August 8, 2008 in Beijing, China.
Brazil in shock as secret video catches 'corrupt' governor red-handed
The secret video tapes could not be more damning. A newspaper owner shoves 30,000 reals in cash into his underpants.
Brazil, Germany Strengthen Links
Brasilia, Dec 3 Brazil and Germany have agreed to reinforce political dialogue based on the Action Plan of the Strategic Alliance on world administration, climate change, disarmament, defense and sustainable development, among other affairs.
Brazilian films to screen in Ha Noi,
A week of Brazilian films kicks-off this Friday at the National Cinema Centre. Family business: A scene of Two Sons of Francisco.
Brazil opposition party snared in kickback scandal
Video showing a key oppositionA party governor apparently taking a kickback has cast a freshA spotlight on Brazila s persistent political corruption and couldA hurt the opposition in next yeara s presidential race.
Brazil and Iran Engaged in Backscratching
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva urged his Iranian counterpart on Monday to elaborate on nuclear non-proliferation talks but backed Iran's right to develop a peaceful nuclear program.
War council..."Going Rogue" sells 700,000...Disney: Going to Shanghai
President Barack Obama has met tonight with his war council. It's the tenth meeting he's held as he weighs whether to send tens of thousands more U.S. forces to Afghanistan.
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