Article: Lula administration anticipates US$20bil direct foreign investments on 2005.

Article: Brazilians optimistic about 2009, Lula ...
Xinhua News Agency;  December 5, 2008 ;     557 words ... ... Brazilians optimistic about 2009, Lula administration RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 5 (Xinhua ... percent, from eight percent. The Lula administration, which has been in office for six ... percent, was in the south. The Lula administration was approved by 64 percent of Brazilians ...

Article: Viewpoint: Past Lessons Learnt, Hope For The Future - Henrique De ...
The Banker;  January 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... economy by the first year of the Lula administration can be very useful to understand ... the prospects for the future. The Lula administration has shown an unequivocal commitment ... is now being consolidated by the Lula administration. As a result of this process ...

Article: Lula administration's approval rating hits a ...
Xinhua News Agency;  April 11, 2007 ;     302 words ...Lula administration's approval rating hits a four-year high RIO DE JANEIRO ... 2003. According to a survey conducted by the CNT/Sensus, the Lula administration's approval rating stood at 49.5 percent, up from 43.6 ...

Article: A new era for Brazil's economy? The Lula ...
Hemisphere;  June 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... address what it sees as this unsatisfactory record, the Lula administration has committed itself to a multi-track approach that ... about a step change in supply-side performance. The Lula administration is attempting to tackle ingrained economic problems while ...

Article: Lula administration puts pressure to speed up ...
South American Business Information;  May 19, 2004 ;     371 words ...Brazil, May 17, 2004 (Gazeta Mercantil/SABI via COMTEX) The Brazilian government wants the Congress to pass the private - public partnership project scheme until end June, as a way to turn feasible several infrastructure projects throughout the country. Pressures are being put by the Ministry of

Article: Brazil: Lula administration approves railroads ...
South American Business Information;  October 28, 2004 ;     477 words ...Brazil, Oct 27, 2004 (Valor Economico /SABI via COMTEX) The investments plan for the expansion of the railroad network in Brazil has been approved by the Lula government administration. According to the Minister of Transportation, Alfredo Nascimento, the project involves four vital works: Ferrovia

Article: Black Brazilian Women and the Lula Administration
NACLA Report on the Americas;  March 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...THE SOCIAL SCIENCES PRODUCED BY BLACK intellectuals that developed in Brazil in the 1970s and '80s1 showed us that without the implementation of public policies for black citizens, no theory of development can be sustained as a model for overcoming socioeconomic inequalities.2 After more than 30