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Barack Obama? That's My Name, Says Six Brazilian Politicians

Sep 17 2008 - 1:30pm by CitizenSugar
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Barack Obama? That's My Name, Says Six Brazilian Politicians Remember when using Barack Obama's middle name was a big deal? Yeah, vaguely right? Well it seems like his moniker has become less of a slight and more of selling point, at least for six politicians in Brazil, all of whom have changed their names to "Barack Obama."
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Photos on Impoverished Houses Show Women Are Heroes

Aug 22 2008 - 2:00am by LibertySugar
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Photos on Impoverished Houses Show Women Are Heroes The Morro da Providencia favela is one of Rio de Janeiro's most violent neighborhoods. A French photographer named JR went to the Brazilian neighborhood to take pictures of women related to the victims of violent clashes between police and drug traffickers. He then placed the pictures on the facades of the houses as part of his global project called "Women Are Heroes."
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Uncontacted Human Tribe Sighted in Amazon

May 30 2008 - 1:30pm by LibertySugar
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Uncontacted Human Tribe Sighted in Amazon Anthropologists have discovered an "uncontacted tribe" living in Brazil deep within the Amazon. Aerial photos show red-painted people, living in huts, and ready to defend themselves with bows and arrows. If you think you're out of touch with world events, think again.
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Technology Being Used to Fight Street and Web Crime

Apr 16 2008 - 8:00am by LibertySugar
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Technology Being Used to Fight Street and Web Crime Ever wish your laptop could do more than just order you up a pair of shoes? How about using it to fight crime? Victims of crimes in Brazil can now log onto Wikicrimes and pinpoint the exact intersection of the criminal attack.
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Dengue Outbreak, Doctor Shortage Plaguing Brazil

Apr 3 2008 - 2:00pm by LibertySugar
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Dengue Outbreak, Doctor Shortage Plaguing Brazil A medical crisis is erupting in South America. A dengue fever outbreak in Brazil has infected 55,000 people, and killed 67 Brazilians so far this year. Half of those killed by the mosquito-borne illness are under 13-years-old.
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