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| Brazil's Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, second right, with Venezuela's
Hugo Chavez,
Bolivia's Evo Morales and Ecuador's Rafael Correa at the meeting in which they talked about regional integration in Manaos, Brazil, October 2008. |
2002
Brazilian a critic of U.S., 'friend
of Cuba'
Brazilian candidate out of touch
on Cuba
Brazil Elects Lula in a Landslide
Brazil's leader pledges to build nuclear
arsenal
Brazil's Lula Plots Industrial
Revolution
Brazil's President-Elect Pledges
To Fight Poverty but Pay Debts
The evolution of Brazil's 'Lula'
Predicted Winner in Brazil
Faces Great Expectations
Lula: Hard financial road ahead
Lula Holds Out Hope Against Odds
in Brazil
Lula's Market Challenge
2003
Behind Brazil's Leftist Leader,
a Kindred Spirit Thrives
Brazil's President Eyes Rough 3 Months
A Leader With a Foot Now in Both Worlds
A Month in Office, Brazil's Lula
Full of Surprises
Lula Faces Possible Pitfalls
in Cuba
Leftist Leader of Brazil Sees a
Strike From the Other Side
Lula's Pragmatic Approach Helps
Brazil Find Balance
2004
Lula's new Brazil ...
Silva faces political scandal
Lula faces first big crisis as nation's
problems grow
Brazilian Leader's Tippling Becomes
National Concern
Reporter's Expulsion Brings Mounting
Criticism in Brazil
2008
Brazil's Lula takes center stage in
Latin America
