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Obama Says U.S. Enthusiastically Supports Brazil’s Rise

The United States “enthusiastically” supports Brazil’s rise not only as a regional, but also a global power, President Obama says in Brasilia on the first stop of his trip to Latin America, and he announces new cooperation between the two countries on trade, energy and climate change.
Michelle Obama Encourages Brazilian Youth

First lady Michelle Obama tells an audience of Brazilian young people in Brasilia that education is one of the surest ways to improve their lives and livelihoods.
Secretary Clinton: Our Opportunity in the Americas

Secretary Clinton delivered remarks at CSIS on U.S. interests in the Americas and President Obama's upcoming trip.
President Barack Obama to Deliver Speech at the Historic Municipal Theatre in Rio de Janeiro

In Rio de Janeiro, President Obama will deliver a speech to the Brazilian people inside the Teatro Muncipal, on Cinelândia Square, on the afternoon of Sunday, March 20.
Op-ed by President Obama: Jobs at top of Latin America agenda

The impressive growth that we've seen in Latin America in recent years is good for the people of the hemisphere, and it's good for us. Thanks in part to our trade agreements across the region, we now export three times as much to Latin America as we do to China, and our exports to the region — which are growing faster than our exports to the rest of the world — will soon support more than 2 million jobs here in the United States.
White House Previews President Obama's Trip to Brazil

Press Secretary Jay Carney and Deputy National Security Advisor for International Economic Affairs Mike Froman Preview the President's Trip to Latin America
President Obama will deliver speech in Rio de Janeiro

President Obama will deliver a speech to the Brazilian people in Rio de Janeiro on the afternoon of Sunday, March 20.
Embassy of the Unites States launches contest to welcome President Obama to Brazil

In anticipation of President Barack Obama’s scheduled trip to Brazil in March, the United States Mission to Brazil has launched a contest to allow Brazilians to send their welcome messages to President Obama.
Statement by Press Secretary Jay Carney on President Barack Obama Traveling to Latin America

President Obama and First Lady will travel to Brazil, Chile and El Salvador March 19-23, where the President will meet with the leaders and speak to the peoples of these countries to discuss a broad range of issues.

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