BBC Brazilian News
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Brasilia's bold buildings
The Brazilian capital was designed in the 1950s, with many striking structures by famed architect Oscar Niemeyer
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Deadly shallows
Brazil's north-east coasts boasts warm waters and beautiful beaches - but also a large population of aggressive sharks plaguing the city of Recife. Rob Sawers reports.
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World Cup chaos?
It is only two years until the 2014 Fifa World Cup comes to Brazil. But is the country ready? The BBC's Brazil-based football writer Tim Vickery investigates.
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Sao Paulo: A city with 180km traffic jams
Next time you complain about being stuck in traffic, spare a thought for the drivers in Brazil's biggest city, Sao Paulo.
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Brazil's street food
Brazil's rich gastronomy reflects its history, mixing local, African and European flavours
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One Square Mile of Brazil
One Square Mile journeys deep into the Amazon rainforest, at the point where Brazil meets Colombia and Peru.
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Steady course?
Dilma Rousseff was elected Brazil's first woman president in October 2010. Two years on her direct style is proving popular with Brazilians, writes the BBC's Joao Fellet.