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Native Seeds Sustain Brazil’s Semi-Arid Northeast

Saving seeds is an age-old peasant tradition.

By: Mario Osava ,; InterPressService

January 31, 2017

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Electoral Revolution in Brazil Aimed at Neutralizing Corporate Influence

From now on, elections in Brazil will be more democratic.

By: Mario Osava ,; InterPressService

October 5, 2015

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Deforestation in the Amazon Aggravates Brazil’s Energy Crisis

In Brazil water and electricity go together, and two years of scant rainfall have left tens of millions of people on the verge of water and power rationing.

By: Mario Osava ,; InterPressService

April 6, 2015

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South America Unites Against “Irresponsible Debtors” in the North

Rio de Janeiro - Default, insolvency, fiscal irresponsibility, debt crisis and similar terms form part of the vocabulary used to describe countries in the developing South in the 1980s …

By: Mario Osava ,; InterPressService

August 7, 2011

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US Turnaround on International Vaccines Comes Too Late for Hundreds of Thousands

US Bombs Water Facilities in Iran, a Possible War Crime Violation

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This Transportation Bill Provision Could Shield Uber and Lyft From Lawsuits

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