Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa easily won a referendum on Sunday that could enable him to wrest control from a Congress reviled as corrupt in the politically unstable country, an exit poll showed.
Brazil´s government should further analyze a proposal by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez to form a regional bank before deciding whether to join, said Marco Aurelio Garcia, a foreign affairs aid to Brazil´s president.
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that state financial regulators must step aside in a battle over who oversees subsidiaries of national banks.
Brazilian and US scientists have used transfusions of patients´ own stem cells to reverse type 1 diabetes.
Paul D. Wolfowitz, the president of the World Bank, apologized today for his role in arranging a highly paid job at the State Department for a woman with whom he has a personal relationship.
The trade ministers of India, European Union and Brazil have begun their negotiations on Wednesday in the Capital with a view to break the deadlock in the WTO negotiations.
I find this whole prosecution mysterious,” Judge Diane P. Wood of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, in Chicago, said at a hearing in Ms. Prude’s case.
Nestlé, the world’s largest food company, said today that it had agreed to buy Gerber, the baby food company, for $5.5 billion.
This week, Petrobras began testing its B5 Biodiesel, a conventional diesel oil containing 5% of biodiesel. The information was supplied by the press office at Petrobras
Portugal´s president has ratified a new law allowing abortion up until the 10th week of pregnancy, his office has said in a statement.
Several Constitutional Court judges in Ukraine are threatening to quit a key case about a power struggle pitting the president against the prime minister
Citigroup Inc., the financial services giant ailing after overseas scandals and lagging profit growth, said today it would slash 17,000 jobs and transfer another 9,500 to cheaper locations around the world in an effort to cut the cost of its widespread operations.
Volkswagen has chosen Semcon’s newly acquired company IVM as its development partner in Brazil. IVM has been part of the Semcon Group since April 1st. 120 people will initially work with assignments at Volkswagen’s Trucks & Busses division in Sao Paulo and Resende.
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