Brazil’s president says Amazon oil is ‘passport to the future’
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Brazil's president says Amazon oil is ‘passport to the future’ NewsFeed Brazil’s president says Amazon oil is ‘passport to the future’ Brazil’s President Lula da Silva has praised the discovery of oil off the Amazon coast, despite opposition from…
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
Brazil's president says Amazon oil is ‘passport to the future’ NewsFeed Brazil’s president says Amazon oil is ‘passport to the future’ Brazil’s President Lula da Silva has praised the discovery of oil off the Amazon coast, despite opposition from…
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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