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Manaus to Host Football Matches in 2016 Rio Olympics
The 58 men's and women's matches will be staged at Corinthians Arena (Sao Paulo), the Maracana and Olympic Stadium (Rio de Janeiro), Arena Fonte Nova (Salvador), Mane Garrincha Stadium (Brasilia), Amazonia Arena (Manaus) and the Mineirao (Belo Horizonte).
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FIFA World Cup 2014: Sergio Romero Emerges From Shadows to Become Argentina's Hero
Argentine goalkeeper Sergio Romero saved twice in Wednesday's penalty shoot-out as Argentina triumphed 4-2 against the Netherlands in the semifinal at Sao Paulo's Corinthians Arena to progress to the final after a goalless 120 minutes.
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800 Homeless Families Demand Shelter in Sao Paulo
At least 800 homeless Brazilian families have occupied a tract in the luxurious district of Morumbi, demanding shelter in Sao Paulo.
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Brazil's President Says World Cup Jeers Will Not Hurt Her
A defiant President Dilma Rousseff shot back at her detractors on Friday, saying she will not be cowered by the jeers and insults she endured at the World Cup's opening match.
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FIFA World Cup 2014 Kicks Off With Tear Gas and Fireworks
The fireworks that exploded over the mega-city of Sao Paulo after each goal for Brazil in their tournament opener against Croatia, made the tear gas and clashes just up the road from Corinthians Arena seem so much more distant.
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World Cup 2014 Opening Ceremony Marked With an Animated Doodle
Google is continuing its series of World Cup 2014 doodles for the second day running.
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Sao Paulo Police Crack Down on Anti-World Cup Protest
Police in Sao Paulo fired tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets on Thursday to break up an anti-World Cup protest on the morning the Brazilian mega-city hosts the tournament's opening match.
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FIFA World Cup: Brazil Races to Finish Opener Arena
As night fell on Saturday, helmeted workers were still toiling away on two long-delayed stands of Sao Paulo's new Corinthians Arena where Brazil will take on Croatia on Thursday in the FIFA World Cup.
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Brazil President Slams 'Campaign' Against FIFA World Cup
With five days to go until the FIFA World Cup kickoff, Brazilian authorities are hard-pressed to resolve the wage dispute before more than 60,000 fans descend on the Corinthians Arena for Thursday's game between Brazil and Croatia.
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Sao Paulo Slum Stark Contrast With Swanky Stadium
The People's Cup is the ironic name given to a new favela springing up almost in the shadow of the brand new Corinthians Arena, host for the opening game of the World Cup in Sao Paulo on June 12.
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Manaus to Host Football Matches in 2016 Rio Olympics
The 58 men's and women's matches will be staged at Corinthians Arena (Sao Paulo), the Maracana and Olympic Stadium (Rio de Janeiro), Arena Fonte Nova (Salvador), Mane Garrincha Stadium (Brasilia), Amazonia Arena (Manaus) and the Mineirao (Belo Horizonte).
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FIFA World Cup 2014: Sergio Romero Emerges From Shadows to Become Argentina's Hero
Argentine goalkeeper Sergio Romero saved twice in Wednesday's penalty shoot-out as Argentina triumphed 4-2 against the Netherlands in the semifinal at Sao Paulo's Corinthians Arena to progress to the final after a goalless 120 minutes.
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800 Homeless Families Demand Shelter in Sao Paulo
At least 800 homeless Brazilian families have occupied a tract in the luxurious district of Morumbi, demanding shelter in Sao Paulo.
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Brazil's President Says World Cup Jeers Will Not Hurt Her
A defiant President Dilma Rousseff shot back at her detractors on Friday, saying she will not be cowered by the jeers and insults she endured at the World Cup's opening match.
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FIFA World Cup 2014 Kicks Off With Tear Gas and Fireworks
The fireworks that exploded over the mega-city of Sao Paulo after each goal for Brazil in their tournament opener against Croatia, made the tear gas and clashes just up the road from Corinthians Arena seem so much more distant.
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World Cup 2014 Opening Ceremony Marked With an Animated Doodle
Google is continuing its series of World Cup 2014 doodles for the second day running.
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Sao Paulo Police Crack Down on Anti-World Cup Protest
Police in Sao Paulo fired tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets on Thursday to break up an anti-World Cup protest on the morning the Brazilian mega-city hosts the tournament's opening match.
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FIFA World Cup: Brazil Races to Finish Opener Arena
As night fell on Saturday, helmeted workers were still toiling away on two long-delayed stands of Sao Paulo's new Corinthians Arena where Brazil will take on Croatia on Thursday in the FIFA World Cup.
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Brazil President Slams 'Campaign' Against FIFA World Cup
With five days to go until the FIFA World Cup kickoff, Brazilian authorities are hard-pressed to resolve the wage dispute before more than 60,000 fans descend on the Corinthians Arena for Thursday's game between Brazil and Croatia.
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Sao Paulo Slum Stark Contrast With Swanky Stadium
The People's Cup is the ironic name given to a new favela springing up almost in the shadow of the brand new Corinthians Arena, host for the opening game of the World Cup in Sao Paulo on June 12.
