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President Barack Obama
  • Brazil and U.S.: Open Government Partnership

    Brazil and U.S.: Open Government Partnership

    "And when we gather back here next year, we should bring specific commitments to promote transparency, energize civic engagement, fight corruption, and to leverage new technologies so that we strengthen the foundation of freedom in our own countries, while living up to ideals that can light the world."

  • Students from Ceilândia remember September 11 attacks

    Students from Ceilândia remember 9/11 attacks

    Students from Escola Classe Número Oito in Ceilândia Norte received U.S. diplomats to remember the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks.

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    “Superação” campaign to remember 9/11

    To remember the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, the U.S. Mission in Brazil has launched the “Overcoming” online message campaign. Brazilians are invited to participate in the “Overcoming” campaign by sharing messages about how they overcome moments of tragedy in their own lives.

  • The United States and Brazil held a coordination meeting of the U.S.–Brazil Joint Action Plan to Eliminate Racial and Ethnic Discrimination and Promote Equality (Joint Action Plan) September 1-2 in Brasilia. (Photo: MRE)

    Plan to Eliminate Racial and Ethnic Discrimination

    The United States and Brazil will hold a coordination meeting of the U.S.–Brazil Joint Action Plan to Eliminate Racial and Ethnic Discrimination and Promote Equality on September 1-2 in Brasilia.

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  • Pursuing U.S. Values and Self-Interest

    Just six months after the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization began supporting the Libyan people's efforts to overthrow a brutal dictator in power for 40 years, U.S. diplomats returned to raise the U.S. flag over our embassy in a new Libya.

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