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From the Newsroom* São Paulo – ANBA, the Brazil-Arab News Agency, broke a new accesses record. There were 166,822 visits to the site last month, an increase in 27% over April (131,533) and of 190% in comparison to May 2005 (57,405). In comparison to the previous record, of 139,404 visits, in March this year, the

One of the most popular Brazilian sandwiches, the Beirut was created by the brothers Jorge and Fauze Farah in the 1950s. Their nephew, Paulo Abbud, owner of the restaurant Farabbud, in the Moema neighbourhood of São Paulo, is headset on serving the dish as it was invented.

A Brazilian government project together with professional associations is taking Brazilian music to various regions of the world. One of the main actions is the participation of Brazilian musicians in foreign fairs. This year, Brazil will be the theme of an event in Berlin, Germany.

A Brazilian government project together with professional associations is taking Brazilian music to various regions of the world. One of the main actions is the participation of Brazilian musicians in foreign fairs. This year, Brazil will be the theme of an event in Berlin, Germany.

Twelve postal workers from the Arab country are going to participate, starting today, in the World Indoor Labour Volleyball Championship, in Rio de Janeiro. Over 400 people from 13 countries are participating in the competition. All are connected to companies.

Company Só Futebol Brasil, from the city of Valinhos, in the interior of the southeastern Brazilian state of São Paulo, has identified an increase in the search for shirts of the Saudi and Tunisian country team shirts. Both teams are going to dispute the World Cup, in Germany. Só Futebol Brasil trades national team and also club shirts from all five continents, among them those of 13 Arab countries. Sales are made on the company site.

A son of Lebanese parents, doctor Roger Abdelmassih is a world reference considering human reproduction. At his clinic and research centre, a total of 5,000 babies have already been generated. Now, he is investing US$ 1 million in stem-cell research.

A son of Lebanese parents, doctor Roger Abdelmassih is a world reference considering human reproduction. At his clinic and research centre, a total of 5,000 babies have already been generated. Now, he is investing US$ 1 million in stem-cell research.