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EU, Brazil try to take climate change lead before Copenhagen Hoping to catch up to the United States, India and China on climate change talks ahead of the critical Copenhagen summit in December, the European Union and Brazil have pledged to join forces on fighting EESC raised civil society question at EU-Brazil talks The European Economic and Social committee (EESC) and the Economic and Social Development Council of Brazil (CDES) took part in the third EU-Brazil Summit in Stockholm to present the conclusions of the first EU-Brazil civil Brazil to buy 36 Rafale fighter planes from France Brazil will buy 36 Rafale fighter planes made by French firm Dassault, Presidents Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of Brazil and Nicolas Sarkozy of France said in a joint statement. The deal is reportedly worth EU may consider “further action” against Iran  Ambassadors from three European Union member states on July 7 visited the Iranian Foreign Ministry to call for the “immediate release” of a British embassy employee, a Swedish EU presidency statement said. The EU was Brazil, Lithuania ink agreement Lithuanians willing to travel to Brazil as of now would not require a visa as an official visa-free regime has been put in place. Lithuanian President Valdas Adamkus officially thanked his Brazilian counterpart Luiz Inacio EU, Brazil want common ground on financial crisis The European Union and Brazil intend to speak in the future “with one voice” on the international finance crisis, the presidents of France and Brazil said at the second EU- Brazil summit, in Rio de EU doesn’t know where billions of Euro went European Accounting Office chief Vitor Manuel da Silva Caldeira has strongly criticised irregularities and sloppiness which he said were causing billions of Euro worth of European Union funds to go into the wrong channels. He Court of Auditors hiccup as EU budget shadows lengthen  Time is running out for the European Commission’s Vice-President Siim Kallas, responsible for administration, audit and fight against fraud, as the Commissioner had sworn to get the EU accounts a clean bill of health by Petrobras and Galp Energia sign bio-fuel agreement Brazilian oil producer Petrobras and Portugal‘s leading integrated oil and natural gas company, Galp Energia SGPS signed an Investment Agreement early last week, in Lisbon, to create a jointventure to develop biofuel production and a Brazil wants accord for more submarines Brazil has endorsed a bilateral accord with France for the transfer of technology to build four new submarines, Brazil’s Defence Minister Nelson Jobim said, adding that the purchase of submarines would be treated as a Embraer to invest USD 241 million The Portuguese government recently waived a green flag to the contracts for Brazil’s Embraer aircraft maker to invest in Evora, valued at 170 million Euro. The investment is expected to generate 570 work posts, according Brazil says Olympics must come to South America The Olympic Games should be held in South America for the first time in history, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said. Rio de Janeiro is bidding to host the 2016 Games. “We are Food crisis solution elusive for Americas With the source of many bio-fuels found in the swath from Mexico through Latin, Central and South America, down to the world’s biggest supplier of ethanol, Brazil, leaders of countries in that region are trying Let ‘em eat biodiesel, Brazil says sugarcane is fuel While the world has a war of words over whether food should be used for fuel or feeding people, Brazil – the country which relies on biofuel – said the case is closed as far Netherlands, Brazil plan biofuel production cooperation  Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, on a tour focused on ethanol and other bio-fuels, a sector in which Brazil is a global leader, signed a cooperation agreement with Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Lula welcomes EU moves to save Doha Round of WTO  Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and visiting European Commission President Jose Manuel Durao Barroso said they are optimistic about the chances of a successful conclusion of the stalled Doha Round of talks at Brazil’s Lula says “great myth” of Castro will continue Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva expressed his relief over the way Cuban President Fidel Castro announced his decision to step down, saying “the great myth” surrounding the Cuban revolutionary leader will persist. “What Military deal inked with Brazilian president  On February 12, during a meeting in French Guiana, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and French President Nicolas Sarkozy agreed to a joint military production plan. Sarkozy was cited as saying that France Aid to poor countries and Latin America to double  Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said in Chile late last week that his country plans to double its aid to poor countries and Latin American nations within four years, to a total of Cooperation to deepen with Brazil  Early last week, on a visit by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva to Madrid, Spain and Brazil agreed to deepen their cooperation and stressed their common vision of global problems and solutions. "I Petrobras, Statoil agree on oil, biofuels cooperation Brazilian state energy company Petrobras signed an agreement with Norwegian firm Statoil on September 14 over cooperation in the fields of biofuels and the exploration and production of oil. Petrobras, based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil’s president wins Finnish support for UNSC seat  When Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva began his official visit to the Finland on September 10, Brazil won backing from the Nordic country for its efforts to secure a permanent seat on the EU, Brazil achieve privileged partnership, sign deal The European Union (EU) and Brazil established a privileged partnership last Wednesday, signing an agreement in Lisbon at their first-ever summit. "This is a historic step," said Prime Minister Jose Socrates of Portugal, which took over EU commends Lula over biofuels use in Brazil Countries seeking to increase the production and use of biofuels to combat climate change can learn a great deal from Brazil's success in the sector, the European Union's External Relations Commissioner Benita Ferrero-Waldner said on Portuguese hydroelectricity projects of interest to Spain’s Endesa  Endesa's Portugal chairman Nuno Ribeiro da Silva recently announced that the Spanish utility company is interested in Portuguese hydroelectricity projects and hopes that the local government does not favour EDP Energias Portugal, Portugal Post reported. Chavez consolidates power, shuts TV channel  With the United States and European Union closely watching developments in Venezuela where President Hugo Chavez has been nationalising industries and absorbing more power, he took another step to strengthen his hold on the country, Chavez gets stronger across Latin America  With an overwhelming victory in the December, 2006 presidential election, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez strengthened his position not only at home, but across Latin America, setting up a worrying scenario for the US and the Adubos de Portugal to set up subsidiary in Brazil  Portuguese fertilizer company CUF-Adubos de Portugal recently announced plans to establish a subsidiary in Brazil and may open up factories in Brazil in partnership with other investors, according to financial newspaper Valor Economico, Portugal Post Alternative fuel research cooperation agreement inked with Petrobras  Denmark and Brazil's state company Petrobras have inked an alternative fuel research cooperation agreement, Petrobras recently announced, English People’s Daily Online reported on May 1. The agreement signed in Rio de Janeiro by Denmark's Prime Eni, Petrobras ink MoU on biofuels At a ceremony in Brasilia attended by Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi’s – during a two-day visit to Brazil ending March 27 - and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the Brazilian state energy |
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