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Brazil's Ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula Arrives In Prison After Dramatic Standoff
Brazil's ex-president and leftist icon Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva flew in Saturday to the prison in Curitiba where he is due to serve his 12-year sentence for corruption, following days of drama that marked the downfall of once one of the world's most popular politicians.
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One Million Dusters produced in four years
The millionth Duster was made at Renault's plant in Curitiba, Brazil, and will be delivered to a customer in the same country. The Duster is currently marketed in more than 100 countries and made in five factories across the world.
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Two Dead in Brazil Plane Crash
Two people were killed when a single-engined plane crashed on Saturday in the southern Brazilian city of Curitiba, media reports said.
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Flooding Kills Nine in Southern Brazil
At least nine people have been killed by floods in southern Brazil that has washed away bridges and left hundreds homeless.
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FIFA World Cup Workers Strike Briefly in Curitiba
More than 50 workers launched the impromptu strike at the Arena da Baixada by gathering in front of the offices of football club Atletico Paranaense, where about two dozen aggrieved cleaning company employees cut off traffic for about 15 minutes.
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FIFA World Cup: Australia Say won't be Overawed in Brazil
Bookies make Australia, the first to arrive in Brazil, rank outsiders as they face Chile in Cuiaba on June 13 before tackling 2010 runners up Holland on June 18 in Porto Alegre and then champions Spain in Curitiba five days later.
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FIFA to extend deadline for three 2014 World Cup stadiums
Stadiums in the cities of Cuiaba, Sao Paulo and Curitiba are likely to be given until the end of February to be ready, FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke indicated.
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Brazil's Ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula Arrives In Prison After Dramatic Standoff
Brazil's ex-president and leftist icon Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva flew in Saturday to the prison in Curitiba where he is due to serve his 12-year sentence for corruption, following days of drama that marked the downfall of once one of the world's most popular politicians.
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One Million Dusters produced in four years
The millionth Duster was made at Renault's plant in Curitiba, Brazil, and will be delivered to a customer in the same country. The Duster is currently marketed in more than 100 countries and made in five factories across the world.
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Two Dead in Brazil Plane Crash
Two people were killed when a single-engined plane crashed on Saturday in the southern Brazilian city of Curitiba, media reports said.
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Flooding Kills Nine in Southern Brazil
At least nine people have been killed by floods in southern Brazil that has washed away bridges and left hundreds homeless.
-
FIFA World Cup Workers Strike Briefly in Curitiba
More than 50 workers launched the impromptu strike at the Arena da Baixada by gathering in front of the offices of football club Atletico Paranaense, where about two dozen aggrieved cleaning company employees cut off traffic for about 15 minutes.
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FIFA World Cup: Australia Say won't be Overawed in Brazil
Bookies make Australia, the first to arrive in Brazil, rank outsiders as they face Chile in Cuiaba on June 13 before tackling 2010 runners up Holland on June 18 in Porto Alegre and then champions Spain in Curitiba five days later.
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FIFA to extend deadline for three 2014 World Cup stadiums
Stadiums in the cities of Cuiaba, Sao Paulo and Curitiba are likely to be given until the end of February to be ready, FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke indicated.
