Author: Silvia Lindsey

From the Newsroom* São Paulo – Brazilian leather exports increased by 26% during the first three months of the year over the same period in 2005 and yielded US$ 403 million to the tanneries in the country. In terms of volume, the increase was of 35%, according to information from the Association of Tannery Industries

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Agência Brasil* Brasilia – Brazilian exports added up to US$ 2.031 billion last week, with a drop in 28.31% in relation to the previous week. On the other hand, imports in the four working days last week increased in 6.25% and reached US$ 1.633 billion. With this, the trade surplus (exports minus imports) was of

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The curved and rounded traces, characteristic of Arabian art, may be found on the renaissance lace made by the women of the Brazilian state of Paraíba. The arabesques reached Brazil through France, which received the influence before the Crusades. The origin of the lace is the theme of the book by designer Christus Nóbrega, launched this month.

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The curved and rounded traces, characteristic of Arabian art, may be found on the renaissance lace made by the women of the Brazilian state of Paraíba. The arabesques reached Brazil through France, which received the influence before the Crusades. The origin of the lace is the theme of the book by designer Christus Nóbrega, launched this month.

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From the Newsroom* São Paulo – The African countries Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau and São Tomé and Principe will have, starting in mid-August this year, support from Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) Greeneries, in the capital city Brasilia, to produce greeneries. The institution will take technology and information to the countries, with the aim of improving

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The city of Alegrete, in Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, will receive a power plant to generate energy from rice residues. It is going to produce 36,600 megawatts per year and will work together with a silica producing unit, which is a compound used to produce glass and construction materials, amongst other things.

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