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Brazil President Michel Temer Challenges 'Incriminating' Recorded Conversation
Brazilian President Michel Temer will ask the Supreme Court to suspend an investigation against him until it could determine whether the recording, made by the chairman of meatpacker JBS, was edited afterwards.
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Brazil Police Open Preliminary Probe on President Dilma Rousseff's Campaign
Brazil's federal police have opened a preliminary investigation into alleged irregularities in President Dilma Rousseff's re-election campaign last year.
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PM Narendra Modi to Leave For Brazil Tomorrow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will leave from Delhi tomorrow for Brazil to attend the five-nation Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) summit slated to be held on July 14 and July 15.The meeting is expected to finalise the setting up of a development bank and seek reforms of the United Nations and international financial organisat...
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Blog: Sidelights at Rio+20
Who says summits are boring and don't make for some fun. It's not always about the punctuation in the outcome draft or the informal informals, as the meetings in the run up to the high level session were called. There's always room for lighter moments. Now China's propaganda machinery is well known. But we had a first-hand experience of it when, u...
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BRICS Summit: India for avoiding political disruptions that hit trade flow
India pitched for avoiding political disruptions that create volatilities in global energy markets affecting trade flow at the BRICS Summit.
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Brazil President Michel Temer Challenges 'Incriminating' Recorded Conversation
Brazilian President Michel Temer will ask the Supreme Court to suspend an investigation against him until it could determine whether the recording, made by the chairman of meatpacker JBS, was edited afterwards.
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Brazil Police Open Preliminary Probe on President Dilma Rousseff's Campaign
Brazil's federal police have opened a preliminary investigation into alleged irregularities in President Dilma Rousseff's re-election campaign last year.
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PM Narendra Modi to Leave For Brazil Tomorrow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will leave from Delhi tomorrow for Brazil to attend the five-nation Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) summit slated to be held on July 14 and July 15.The meeting is expected to finalise the setting up of a development bank and seek reforms of the United Nations and international financial organisat...
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Blog: Sidelights at Rio+20
Who says summits are boring and don't make for some fun. It's not always about the punctuation in the outcome draft or the informal informals, as the meetings in the run up to the high level session were called. There's always room for lighter moments. Now China's propaganda machinery is well known. But we had a first-hand experience of it when, u...
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BRICS Summit: India for avoiding political disruptions that hit trade flow
India pitched for avoiding political disruptions that create volatilities in global energy markets affecting trade flow at the BRICS Summit.
