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Faroeste Caboclo com Santo Lula Relembrando: Arnaldo Jabor fala dos 9 anos de corrupção institucionalizada O País Brasil já é grande! Miseráveis e incompetentes somos nós, brasileiros.	Muhammad Yunus: “É necessário alterar o sistema bancário mundial”  Pedro Simon: É bom não esquecer Artigos de Pedro Simon
26/07/2013 Políticas de agricultura familiar brasileiras são exemplo mundial Cultivo da terra realizado por pequenos proprietários rurais produz 70% dos alimentos consumidos no país, que é considerado pela ONU exemplo no setor. Trabalhadores do campo, no entanto, cobram mais investimentos.	26/07/2013 Estatuto do Desarmamento completa 10 anos de resultados questionáveis Lei não foi totalmente implementada e falta integração de banco de dados da Polícia Federal e do Exército. Problemas no mapeamento do caminho das armas dificulta elaboração de políticas de segurança mais eficazes
Superavit primário no 1º semestre cai 28% na comparação anual Economia do governo central para pagar juros da dívida somou R$ 34,4 bilhões no período Gasto do governo com investimento sobe 1% Crédito Taxa de juros sobe para 26,5% em junho, mas inadimplência cai	Mercado financeiro Bovespa fecha em alta puxada por setor siderúrgico; dólar vai a R$ 2,25 Infraestrutura Primeiro aeroporto privado do Brasil corre o risco de ficar 'ilhado' Licitações de rodovias em MG devem ser liberadas na próxima quarta-feira Grande desaceleração Capa da revista britânica 'Economist' mostra Brics afundando na lama
Empresas aéreas terão de pagar tarifas de conexão, diz Anac TRF-1 derrubou liminar que permitia repasse da tarifa aos passageiros. Tarifa remunera operadores por uso dos aeroportos em conexões.   Raia faz recall de 239 mil unidades do removedor de esmaltes Needs Embalagem do produto é semelhante à de soro fisiológico e pode confundir. Empresa diz que a partir de 15 de agosto haverá nova embalagem nas lojas.	Bolsas americanas se recuperam no final da sessão e fecham em alta Notícia de que sucessor de Bernanke não foi escolhido acalmou mercado. Dow Jones subiu 0,02%, S&P 500 ganhou 0,08% e Nasdaq avançou 0,22%.   Site da Apple para desenvolvedores volta ao ar após oito dias parado   Microempreendedor pode financiar casa como pessoa física
Em crise, OGX deve ganhar mais peso no Ibovespa e deixar mercado instável Participação da petroleira pode subir de 1,70% para 4,46% no principal índice de ações, segundo cálculo da corretora Brasil Plural   Artigo da revista ‘The Economist’ destaca crescimento mais fraco dos Brics ‘Os dias das quebras de recordes acabaram’, afirma o texto, ilustrado pelos emergentes atolados na lama   Superávit primário cai 28% no 1º semestre e fica longe da meta	‘Não há risco de quebra da Previdência’, diz ministro interino   Aéreas são proibidas de cobrar tarifa de conexão do passageiro   BC: Inadimplência cai em junho ao menor patamar em dois anos
Grupo contra Cabral depreda agências de bancos na Paulista Manifestantes que pedem 'Vaza Cabral' promovem vandalismo na capital paulista Jornada Mundial da Juventude Jesus se une aos que perderam confiança na política, diz papa   Rio: Protesto encurrala fiéis em Copacabana   Peregrinação: Fiéis vão da Central a Copacabana   Augusto Nunes: Imagina a bagunça na Olimpíada   Trânsito São Paulo tem congestionamento recorde: 300 km de lentidão	Brasil PF tentou vincular partidos aos boatos sobre fim do Bolsa Família       Saúde pública Lewandowski não interfere na tramitação da MP dos Médicos   Mais Médicos: 45% têm registro inválido   História de crescimento dos emergentes morreu, diz FT     Política fiscal Governo gasta mais e superávit primário recua 28% em 12 meses
Colômbia inaugura Jogos Mundiais de esportes não-olímpicos A cerimônia de abertura dos Jogos Mundiais de modalidades não-olímpicas foi realizada na cidade colombiana de Cali, informa a agência de notícias russa Itar-Tass. Autoridades identificaram mais seis vítimas do acidente em Espanha As autoridades espanholas identificaram esta sexta-feira mais seis das 80 vítimas mortais do acidente de trem em Santiago de Compostela na noite de quarta-feira. Local da execução de Ceausescu transformado em museu Na Romênia, está sendo criado um museu no prédio da unidade militar onde o ex-líder do país Nicolae Ceausescu e sua esposa Elena foram executados. Su-35S em Le Bourget inspirou enólogo italiano Segundo informações da empresa Sukhoi, o voo de avião de combate Su-35S no salão aeronáutico internacional Le Bourget 2013 inspirou o famoso enólogo italiano Federico Ceretto a criar uma nova sobremesa. Mais de 50 mafiosos foram detidos em Roma Pelas informações de meio de comunicação local, as autoridades policiais da Itália realizaram uma operação de grande escala de combate à máfia. Ex-presidente do Egito fica 15 dias em prisão preventiva De acordo com a agência Mena, o presidente deposto do Egito Mohamed Mursi foi preso preventivamente durante 15 dias sob acusação de cooperação com o movimento Hamas.	Mais de 110 crianças foram envenenadas com comprimidos na Índia Mais de 110 crianças foram envenenadas, no estado indiano de Haryana, com medicamentos contendo ferro e ácido fólico, informa um canal de TV local. Dez pessoas morreram num incêndio num lar de idosos na China Dez pessoas morreram na sequência de um incêndio num lar de idosos no nordeste da China, informa a agência de notícias Xinhua. 40º aniversário do Congresso de americanos russos celebrado na Califórnia O Congresso de americanos russos, cuja sede encontra-se em San Francisco (Califórnia), celebra o 40º aniversário de sua fundação. Polícia dispersou protestos na Tunísia A polícia tunisiana usou gás lacrimogêneo para dispersar manifestações contra o governo que começaram no país após o assassinato de um proeminente oposicionista. Cargueiro espacial russo Progress foi afundado no oceano Pacífico A nave espacial de carga russa Progress M-18M foi afundada nas águas do oceano Pacífico numa área designada longe das rotas de navegação, informou a Agência Espacial Russa, Roscosmos.
	Bogoljub Karic offered two million Euros for withdrawal of wanted list   Many years of lobbying for Bogoljub Karic so that he could return to Serbia was carried out via a group of lawyers. As Blic...»
UK payday lenders under attack 11:39 am: The head of the Church of England wants to put the short-term lenders out of business.   Bo Xilai indictment: China's unsubtle warning   Activision goes solo in $8.2 billion deal   Starbucks sees big growth in China   The government wants SAC Capital's billions   Samsung's record profit isn't good enough	SAC indictment depicts culture of law-breaking   Starbucks reports best quarter ever   Stocks claw back in final minutes   The Olympics: Financial hit or miss?   New push to replace dollar bill with coin   Mercedes S-class: Almost a self-driving car   Driving an antique Bugatti
Mursi supporters to be cleared Mass Cairo Demonstrations 2 Killed in Alexandria clashes Islamists take to Tunis streets	Love in War-Torn Syria Ramadan in Gaza: Life in a cemetery A crocodile ... in Beirut? Dubai laborers struggle to sleep without AC
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	USA blatantly violates domestic and international laws blaming Putin The media dependent on the U.S. government have been instructed not to raise this issue in order not to attract attention to the flagrant violations of the constitution and a number of international treaties by the U.S. government. They blame President Putin for causing harm to the United States everywhere, from Sheremetyevo to Iran and Syria
New Toxic Leak at Samsung Chip Factory A Samsung Electronics chip plant in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province sprung another toxic leak on Thursday, the third this year. The first two happened in January and May. According to...Jul. 26, 2013 12:39 4G Phone Subscribers Outnumber 3G Users The number of subscribers to fourth-generation LTE mobile service has for the first time surpassed that of 3G network subscribers in Korea, according to the Ministry of Science,...Jul. 26, 2013 12:36 Chinese Firms Conquer Global 500 as Korea Stagnates Chinese companies have made massive strides on Fortune's Global 500 list, which is measured based on revenue, but the number of Korean firms has been almost unchanged for years....Jul. 26, 2013 11:56	Overseas Sales Drive Hyundai's Record Performance Jul. 26, 2013 11:39 Korea's Economy Sees Small Stirrings of Growth in Q2 Jul. 26, 2013 11:01 SK Hynix Posts Stellar Earnings Jul. 26, 2013 10:33 POSCO's Profits Grow from Last QuarterJul. 26, 2013 09:39 More Measures Planned to Revitalize Real Estate MarketJul. 25, 2013 13:04
Leviathan gas deal in doubt Matt Chambers WOODSIDE'S involvement in a $1.34bn deal on the giant Leviathan offshore gas project in Israel is in doubt. Newmont in $1.6bn writedown Sarah-Jane Tasker US-BASED gold giant Newmont Mining has been forced to book a $US1.5 billion (1.6bn) writedown on its Australian assets. EXCLUSIVE ASIC probes Astra shares website Rebecca Urban ASIC is looking into a mysterious website purporting to offer shares in a troubled resources company. Ten wins fatter programming fee DARREN DAVIDSON TEN Network has managed to gain the whip hand in negotiations with regional affiliate Southern Cross Media.	Rivals enjoy Macquarie squirming RICHARD GLUYAS IN a bear market for investment banking, a joy is watching a competitor squirm through a public relations disaster. Allan to cast eye over newspapers MICHAEL BODEY COL Allan, the New York Post's editor-in-chief, will return temporarily to Australia to consult on News Corp Australia's newspapers. News Corp chief's unity call JOHN DURIE NEWS Corp Australia chief executive Kim Williams has issued an impassioned plea to government to work with business. Local picture still pretty: Blankfein Andrew White THE Australian economy is the envy of many nations, says Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein.
Growth may dip to 5% for rest of 12th plan: Montek Singh Ahluwalia India's economic growth could slip below 5% for the remainder of the 12th Plan period because of diminishing political space for reforms. Parliamentary panel lambasts government on decision to hike natural gas price A key parliamentary committee has asked for a comprehensive review of the decision so that a 'balanced', cost-linked pricing system can be adopted. All Economy headlines »       Policy Parliamentary panel lambasts government on decision to hike natural gas price Maharashtra Assembly passes bill on illegal institutions, courses Kapil Sibal criticizes Planning Commission's definition of poverty DIPP urges RBI to notify FDI policy for limited partnerships Finance Forex reserves fall $985 mn to $279.20 bn RBI may consider fraud registry to deal with financial crimes Veerappa Moily hopes rupee will stabilise soon Higher rates weigh on India's weak balance sheets » More from Finance	Foreign Trade Indo-US trade can be mutually beneficial, say dairy exporters Italian delegation explores business opportunities in Rajasthan 'Indian FDI creates job opportunities for 30,000 in Nepal' August naphtha exports seen lower at 730,000T » More from Foreign Trade Infrastructure Bumpy road ahead for infrastructure sector; H2 outlook negative: Report India Ratings maintains a negative outlook for the infrastructure sector Government commissions study on SEZs Sale of waste from SEZ to DTA permitted without authorisation » More from Infrastructure Agriculture Kharif sowing up 18% to nearly 750 lakh hectares so far Cruel joke: Haryana pays Rs 2 as compensation for ruined crops Cabinet likely to clear interest subvention scheme for farmers Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar not in favour of onion export ban
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Lingering droughts affect more than 8.37 mln in SW China   Over 1 million people lack adequate supplies of drinking water, and a total of 541,200 hectares of farmland is also affected by the drought, the provincial government said.         China-ASEAN Foreign Ministers's Meeting conducive to regional cooperation: senior Thai diplomat     The China-ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting has delivered positive results which will bring closer cooperation between the two sides and benefit the region as a whole, said Sihasak Phuangketkeow, permanent secretary of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand.           7 dead, 15 missing in NW China landslides     Seven people have died and 15 others remain missing following rain-triggered mudslides that occurred earlier this week in northwest China's Gansu Province, local authorities said Friday.           • World's highest county established in Tibet • Deadly NE China fire an act of arson: police • Heads of nursing home sacked over deadly fire • 4.5-magnitude earthquake hits NW China: CENC • Xi meets Shenzhou-10 astronauts More     State Council abolishes administrative approval items     The State Council will eliminate several administrative examination approval items, according to a directive signed by Premier Li Keqiang.         Chief justice vows to punish criminals who endanger military     China's chief justice on Friday vowed to severely punish those who commit crimes that harm the military's ability to prepare itself for combat.         Interview: China solar duties to harm EU interests: Danish trade minister     Using trade defense measures against Chinese solar products is against the interests of the European Union (EU), Danish Trade Minister Pia Olsen Dyhr said in a recent interview.                 Politics  >>     • Chief justice vows to punish criminals who endanger military • State Council abolishes administrative approval items • Xi meets Shenzhou-10 astronauts • Bo indictment shows CPC's stance on corruption: People's Daily • Bo Xilai charged with bribery, embezzlement, power abuse       Voice of China  >>     • China urges ending of conflict in Great Lakes region • FM spokeswoman: China welcomes resumption of peace talks between Palestine and Israel • China commits to building eco-civilization • China opposes U.S. legislation on Taiwan's ICAO bid: spokeswoman • FM spokeswoman: Philippine proclamation not factual       Health  >>     • Spike in cases of dengue fever likely in province • China continues medical reform efforts • Quake-affected patients receive medical attention • Epidemic prevention under way in China quake zone • Research awakes China to booming insomniac numbers       Entertainment  >>     • Chinese director to stage Stefan Zweig's novella • Authorities want talent shows to follow new restrictive tunes • Beauties from Central Academy of Drama 2 • Awarding ceremony of 15th Taipei film festival • China to curb superfluous talent shows     China & World  >>     • Interview: China-ASEAN Foreign Ministers's Meeting conducive to regional cooperation: senior Thai diplomat • Senior CPC official calls for closer China-Vietnam ties • Vice-president mourns fallen fighters of Chinese People's Volunteers in DPRK • Malaysia seeking closer economic ties with China: official • China to continue to pursue dream of peace: general       Culture & Edu  >>     • Tourism, rising awareness save folk arts • All dressed up with somewhere to go • Chinese writers visit St. Petersburg for cultural exchange • Aviation Festival to be held in N. China • A camp that gives a genuine experience       Sci & Tech  >>     • Xi meets Shenzhou-10 astronauts • Shenzhou-10 crew honored with medals • China signs world-leading astronomical project • China likely to issue 4G licenses by year end • Chrysler to recall Grand Voyagers in China over software defect       HK/Macao/Taiwan  >>     • Trading on Hong Kong Stock Exchange • Taiwan's growth estimate modified to 2.28 pct • 4.5-magnitude earthquake jolts Taiwan: CENC • 4.6-magnitude earthquake jolts Taiwan: CENC • Gold price closes higher in Hong Kong     Business  >>     • Lure of luxury ebbs in market now "saturated" • Chinese machinery firm makes S America export breakthrough • China's industrial profits up 6.3 pct in June • Interview: China solar duties to harm EU interests: Danish trade minister • China's CIC achieves 10.6-pct yield for overseas assets       Society  >>     • Around China: Proclamation recalls memories of Tangshan earthquake • Girl thrown out of stroller in attack dies in hospital • China lags behind in inbound tourism • Fish fry freed to rehabilitate Bohai Sea • Communications partially cut off after tremor hits NW China       Sports  >>     • Flame of China's 12th National Games lit in Dalian • Torch lighting ceremony of 12th Chinese National Games • China's Si Yajie takes gold medal in women's 10-meter platform • China win New Zealand in women's water polo of World Championships • China's Si Yajie takes gold medal in women's 10-meter platform       Opinion  >>     • Commentary: Bo's case shows China's anti-corruption consensus     • Ban to build better image     • Commentary: Cherishing peace best way to commemorate Korean War truce     • Commentary: Pharma probes show China's resolve to curb malpractice     • Xinhua Insight: China starts 5-year ban on new gov't buildings   Ousted Egypt president detained over spying and jailbreak   Supporters of Egypt's ousted President Mohamed Morsi take part in a protest in Rabaa Al-Adaweya Square for the 29th day in row, Cairo, July 26, 2013.       Five illegal immigrants drown off Greek island in new sea tragedy     Greek Coast Guard found on Friday five bodies, two children among them, who are believed to have drown off the south eastern Aegean Sea island of Kos after the sinking of a boat carrying illegal immigrants to Greece from neighbouring Turkey.         U.S. says won't seek death penalty for Snowden     U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has sent a letter to Russian authorities, saying the United States won't seek death penalty for Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor who leaked the massive surveillance program of the agency, U.S. media reported on Friday.       • Russia not to hand over Snowden to U.S.: Kremlin • Cambodia's general elections ready to kick off on Sunday • AU hails Zimbabwe's peaceful environment before polls • Tunisia reveals identity of killer of opposition figure • S. Korean defense chief urges DPRK to observe Korean War armistice   More     Egyptians stage rival rallies in support of army, ousted Morsi     Egyptian squares received Friday mass demonstrations, with some being held in support of the army's "war against terrorism," while others staged by Islamists who back the toppled Islamist president Mohamed Morsi.         UN, Lebanon discuss new border measures for Syrian refugees     UN High Commissioner for Refugees representative in Beirut Ninette Kelley said UN refugee agency is negotiating with Lebanon to enforce new border controls that could affect flow of Syrian refugees.         Turkey to take legal action against British daily The Times     Turkish PM said on Friday that legal action would be taken against British daily The Times and those who wrote an open letter ad criticizing him for Turkish police violence.                 Asia & Pacific   >>     • Roadside bomb targets provincial governor in northern Afghanistan • FLASH: ROADSIDE BOMB TARGETS PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR IN NORTHERN AFGHANISTAN, CASUALTIES FEARED -- OFFICIAL • 10 killed, 4 injured in checkpost attack in SW Pakistan • 10 KILLED, 4 INJURED IN CHECKPOST ATTACK IN SW PAKISTAN -- LOCAL MEDIA • Six killed in Philippine bombing     Middle East  >>     • 19 killed in rival protests in Egypt, tensions mounting • Pro-Morsi sit-ins to be cleared "soon": Egypt's interior minister • Egypt's interim president urges Morsi supporters to end sit-in • Death toll in Egypt's clashes rises to 5 • Crisis takes Syria 35 years backwards, impoverishes its people     Catch-All  >>     • Plain cigarette packaging put people off smoking: research     • Weather forecast for world cities -- July 21     • Texas woman dies after falling off roller coaster     • Photo collection of royal babies worldwide(7)     • Photo collection of royal babies worldwide(6)         Americas  >>     • Recalled Venezuelan ambassadors over Snowden-related diplomatic drama to return • Patrol plane crash injures 1 in Oklahoma • Argentina, Switzerland to boost ties • Colombia arrests criminal gang leader • New York State prohibits sale, possession of shark fins     Africa  >>     • Kenyan court quashes move to force urban refugees into camps • Kenya searches missing aircraft with 3 passengers • KWS rangers rescue 2 British mountain climbers • Tunisia braces for more turmoil as opposition calls for gov't resignation • South Africa expects to export citrus fruit to other BRICS countries     Opinion  >>     • News analysis: Despite growing support, Cambodian opposition cannot beat ruling party in Sunday polls     • Commentary: High time to turn Korean truce into permanent peace     • Western countries face dilemma on Syrian conflict     • News Analysis: Fate of Yingluck gov't hinges on parliamentary action on pending measures     • News Analysis: Obama gears up for another round of budget debates         Europe  >>     • Normal service resumes in railway stretch of accident • Five illegal immigrants drown off Greek island in new sea tragedy • EU calls on G20 leaders to support global economic recovery • British central bank appoints new deputy governor for financial stability • Economists cautiously optimistic over GDP growth in British economy     Organizations  >>     • Challenges, progress highlighted in first UN report on children, armed conflict in Yemen     • UN rights envoy calls for free, fair elections in Cambodia     • Vietnamese president meets with UN chief on development     • UN voices concern over detention of Syrian refugees in Egypt     • UN Security Council members hear informal briefing from Syrian opposition leaders   FAA proposes 2.75 million dollar civil penalty against Boeing   The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing a 2.75-million-U.S. -dollar civil penalty against Boeing Co.'s commercial airplanes unit for allegedly failing to maintain its quality control system in accordance with approved FAA procedures, according to a file released Friday by the Administration.       U.S. consumer confidence hits six-year high in July     U.S. consumer confidence climbed in July to the highest level in six years, according to a consumer sentiment index released Friday. ' The final reading of the consumer sentiment rose to 85.1 in July from 84.1 in June, the highest since July 2007, the monthly Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan index showed. The new figure is also better than the preliminary reading of 83.9 in the first half of July.         ILO study highlights role of SMEs in job creation     Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) boost job creation in developing countries, said a study published by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) Friday.       • New industries lead job growth • Gold scores first gain in three sessions • Swiss bank to pay big money to settle suit with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac • Lower drug prices expected following GSK China investigations • U.S. fixed mortgage rates edge down after hitting two-year high   More     EU calls on G20 leaders to support global economic recovery     European Council President Herman Van Rompuy and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso have called on G20 leaders to remain vigilant and proactive in supporting global economic recovery and restore sustainable growth.         Economists cautiously optimistic over GDP growth in British economy     Economists found grounds for optimism that a recovery was underway in the British economy, with GDP figures for the second quarter of 2013 at 0.6 percent. However, there were still headwinds to navigate.         IMF expects U.S. economy to grow by 1.7 pct in 2013     Growth of U.S. economy will remain tepid through 2013, before accelerating in 2014, said the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday.                 China Economy  >>     • Chinese machinery firm makes S America export breakthrough • China's industrial profits up 6.3 pct in June • Hong Kong stocks close up 0.04 pct by midday • World energy use to rise 56 pct by 2040, led by China, India: EIA • HK upgrades RMB liquidity facility for banks' need     Industries  >>     • Lure of luxury ebbs in market now "saturated" • Chinese machinery firm makes S America export breakthrough • China's industrial profits up 6.3 pct in June • Kenya's flower standards to be in place by end of 2015 • ILO study highlights role of SMEs in job creation   World Economy  >>     • Wall Street ekes out gains, Dow logs 5-week wining streak • Kenya's flower standards to be in place by end of 2015 • ILO study highlights role of SMEs in job creation • U.S. consumer confidence hits six-year high in July • French consumer confidence up in July     Trade  >>     • China adjusts anti-dumping duties for Japanese rubber • Indonesia alters export administration to control deficit • Malaysia seeking closer economic ties with China: official • New Zealand PM presses free trade case with ROK president • Global food prices continue to fall: World Bank   Finance  >>     • U.S. stocks extend losses despite positive consumer sentiment data • U.S. stocks open lower on disappointing earnings • Japan's consumer prices rise in June, first time in 14 months • IMF expects U.S. economy to grow by 1.7 pct in 2013 • Chicago wheat, soybeans rise while corn falls     Opinion  >>     • News Analysis: result of Ghana's second Eurobond issue stirs mixed reactions     • News Analysis: Italy seeks flexible model of employment to buoy labor market     • A boost to financial reform     • Mega shopping mall commissioned in Kenya     • Dubai firms on hiring spree