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Brazil President Sacks Army Chief After January 8 Riots: Report
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has sacked the country's army chief, Julio Cesar de Arruda, in the wake of riots earlier this month by supporters of former leader Jair Bolsonaro, military sources told AFP Saturday.
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"India Is An Emerging Power On Global Scale...": Minister S Jaishankar
India is an emerging power on a global scale and a regional power in Asia in terms of both size and population, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said in Paraguay on Monday.
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Mexican Federal Agent Shot Dead With Mother; Mayor Killed
A federal intelligence agent and his mother were killed when assailants opened fire on their car in northern Mexico, an attack that came hours after a mayor in western Michoacan state was gunned down outside his home, officials said.
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Support Sought For Kids Left Behind By UN Troops In Haiti
The first time Rosa Mina Joseph met Julio Cesar Posse he was hanging out in civilian clothes on the beach in her hometown in southern Haiti, where he was stationed as a member of a UN peacekeeping force.
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Alexis Sanchez Plots Revenge as Chile Take on Brazil at the Emirates Stadium
Arsenal's Alexis Sachez scored Chile's equaliser in the dramatic last-16 clash with Brazil in Belo Horizonte but Julio Cesar saved two penalties, including one from Sanchez, to seal a 3-2 win for Brazil in the shoot-out.
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Brazil Goalkeeper Julio Cesar Joins Benfica
The 34-year-old Julio Cesar-- who had a mixed FIFA World Cup being hailed for his performance in the penalty shootout win over Chile in the last 16 but conceded seven in the semi-0final thrashing by Germany -- has signed a two-year contract with the Benfica, having had his contract with Queens Park Rangers cancelled.
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Brazil Goalkeeper Julio Cesar Returns to QPR
The 34-year-old Julio Cesar joined Toronto in February after playing sparingly under Harry Redknapp at QPR. His return to the Premier League was announced on Friday.
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FIFA World Cup: Julio Cesar Admits Brazil Career is Over
Having been blamed for Brazil's 2-1 defeat to Netherlands that saw them exit the 2010 FIFA World Cup at the quarterfinal stage, Julio Cesar was hailed as a hero after Brazil beat Chile on penalties in the last 16 two weeks ago.
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FIFA World Cup: Luiz Felipe Scolari Calls Psychologist for Nervy Brazil
The visit from the team psychologist came after Brazil almost crashed out against Chile in the FIFA World Cup 2014 before squeezing through on penalties, with Neymar, goalkeeper Julio Cesar, David Luiz and captain Thiago Silva all seen crying.
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Save Brazil's Bacon and Get Some Love
Julio Cesar, the starting goalkeeper for Brazil, is a frangueiro (chicken man). He is also a peru (turkey) and, on occasion, a mao de alface (or, roughly, lettuce hands). These are the printable euphemisms that Brazilians have for goalkeepers.
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FIFA World Cup: Emotional Julio Cesar Revels in Changed Fortunes
Julio Cersar, Brazil's 34-year-old goalkeeper, saved penalties from Mauricio Pinilla and Alexis Sanchez to set Brazil up for a 3-2 shoot-out win against their South American rivals in Belo Horizonte that took them through to the quarter-finals in the FIFA World Cup.
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Lucky Brazil Three Steps From Heaven, Says Coach Luiz Felipe Scolari
Brazil squandered several chances, converting just one of 13 attempts on target due to poor finishing and good goalkeeping by Chile's Claudio Bravo.
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Brazil Exhales After Ousting Chile by the Slimmest of Margins
After Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar had made two shootout saves, Gonzalo Jara hit the right post, and the ball bounced back across the mouth of the goal and safely away.
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FIFA World Cup: Four Years After Mistake, Julio Cesar Keeps Brazil Alive
Four years after making the mistake that led to Brazil's elimination from the World Cup, Julio Cesar came up big.
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World Cup 2014: Brazil Beat Chile 3-2 on Penalties, Enter Quarters
Determined Chile kept Brazil at bay till the penalties in which goalkeeper Julio Cesar made two save to emerge as the hero for the hosts.
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Brazil President Sacks Army Chief After January 8 Riots: Report
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has sacked the country's army chief, Julio Cesar de Arruda, in the wake of riots earlier this month by supporters of former leader Jair Bolsonaro, military sources told AFP Saturday.
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"India Is An Emerging Power On Global Scale...": Minister S Jaishankar
India is an emerging power on a global scale and a regional power in Asia in terms of both size and population, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said in Paraguay on Monday.
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Mexican Federal Agent Shot Dead With Mother; Mayor Killed
A federal intelligence agent and his mother were killed when assailants opened fire on their car in northern Mexico, an attack that came hours after a mayor in western Michoacan state was gunned down outside his home, officials said.
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Support Sought For Kids Left Behind By UN Troops In Haiti
The first time Rosa Mina Joseph met Julio Cesar Posse he was hanging out in civilian clothes on the beach in her hometown in southern Haiti, where he was stationed as a member of a UN peacekeeping force.
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Alexis Sanchez Plots Revenge as Chile Take on Brazil at the Emirates Stadium
Arsenal's Alexis Sachez scored Chile's equaliser in the dramatic last-16 clash with Brazil in Belo Horizonte but Julio Cesar saved two penalties, including one from Sanchez, to seal a 3-2 win for Brazil in the shoot-out.
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Brazil Goalkeeper Julio Cesar Joins Benfica
The 34-year-old Julio Cesar-- who had a mixed FIFA World Cup being hailed for his performance in the penalty shootout win over Chile in the last 16 but conceded seven in the semi-0final thrashing by Germany -- has signed a two-year contract with the Benfica, having had his contract with Queens Park Rangers cancelled.
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Brazil Goalkeeper Julio Cesar Returns to QPR
The 34-year-old Julio Cesar joined Toronto in February after playing sparingly under Harry Redknapp at QPR. His return to the Premier League was announced on Friday.
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FIFA World Cup: Julio Cesar Admits Brazil Career is Over
Having been blamed for Brazil's 2-1 defeat to Netherlands that saw them exit the 2010 FIFA World Cup at the quarterfinal stage, Julio Cesar was hailed as a hero after Brazil beat Chile on penalties in the last 16 two weeks ago.
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FIFA World Cup: Luiz Felipe Scolari Calls Psychologist for Nervy Brazil
The visit from the team psychologist came after Brazil almost crashed out against Chile in the FIFA World Cup 2014 before squeezing through on penalties, with Neymar, goalkeeper Julio Cesar, David Luiz and captain Thiago Silva all seen crying.
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Save Brazil's Bacon and Get Some Love
Julio Cesar, the starting goalkeeper for Brazil, is a frangueiro (chicken man). He is also a peru (turkey) and, on occasion, a mao de alface (or, roughly, lettuce hands). These are the printable euphemisms that Brazilians have for goalkeepers.
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FIFA World Cup: Emotional Julio Cesar Revels in Changed Fortunes
Julio Cersar, Brazil's 34-year-old goalkeeper, saved penalties from Mauricio Pinilla and Alexis Sanchez to set Brazil up for a 3-2 shoot-out win against their South American rivals in Belo Horizonte that took them through to the quarter-finals in the FIFA World Cup.
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Lucky Brazil Three Steps From Heaven, Says Coach Luiz Felipe Scolari
Brazil squandered several chances, converting just one of 13 attempts on target due to poor finishing and good goalkeeping by Chile's Claudio Bravo.
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Brazil Exhales After Ousting Chile by the Slimmest of Margins
After Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar had made two shootout saves, Gonzalo Jara hit the right post, and the ball bounced back across the mouth of the goal and safely away.
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FIFA World Cup: Four Years After Mistake, Julio Cesar Keeps Brazil Alive
Four years after making the mistake that led to Brazil's elimination from the World Cup, Julio Cesar came up big.
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World Cup 2014: Brazil Beat Chile 3-2 on Penalties, Enter Quarters
Determined Chile kept Brazil at bay till the penalties in which goalkeeper Julio Cesar made two save to emerge as the hero for the hosts.
