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Secretary of State John Kerry held talks with Brazilian Foreign Minister Antonio de Aguiar Patriota on the U.S.-Brazilian Global Partnership Dialogue in Washington May 20.
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Vice President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden will travel to Brazil, Colombia, and Trinidad and Tobago during the week of May 26th, 2013.
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Kerry and Brazilian FM Patriota Before Their Meeting
Our relationship with Brazil is an extremely important one, growing in its significance. And that is evident by the fact that President Rousseff will be here in October visiting with the President, and we look forward to that. The Vice President of the United States will be visiting Brazil towards the end of the month. And I am looking forward to getting there before long, and we’ve talked about that. And I very much look forward to that visit.
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Biden Calls for Stronger Ties in Western Hemisphere
Vice President Biden says the United States wants to promote deeper engagement among the countries in the Western Hemisphere. In a speech to the Council of the Americas in Washington May 8, Biden said that most countries are led by democratically elected presidents and prime ministers, and hyperinflation has given way to enviable growth rates.
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Science: The New Frontier
Learning about “something incredible” through science is one of the greatest things about being a scientist.
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Climate Change Partnerships
A solution to the global challenge of climate change require contributions of many different people.
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Growing Up Green
Students toss a globe inside an “Earth Balloon" during an Earth Day festival in Ottawa, Kansas.
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STEM: Making a Difference
Meet a few young people who are using STEM to have fun and make a difference.
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Climate Action Goes Local
As a global phenomenon, climate change is an issue that we usually look to the international community to address.
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Political Officer Kathryn Hoffman participated in the Symposium to Combat Trafficking in Persons / Forced Labor
The US Consulate General in São Paulo has supported the Symposium to Combat Trafficking in Persons / Forced Labor, organized by the 3rd District Federal Court of Appeals and the Federal Magistrates School.
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Brazil-U.S. Joint-Action Plan to Promote Racial & Ethnic Equality
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Indigenous People
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+ Unidos CSR Initiative
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Earth Day 2010
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Cars Shift to Green
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Understanding the Carbon Cycle
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America.gov Resources on Climate Change
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