| World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz |
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| December 20, 2005 |
| Visit to the world's biggest sugar and ethanol mill, Sao Martinho, Sao Paulo | 1m29s | | 
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| Meeting with AIDS patient Elias Moreira da Silva in Guarulhos favela, Sao Paolo | 4m20s | |
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| December 19, 2005 |
| Visit to Varjão Village in Brasilia where a number of families are beneficiaries of Bolsa Familia | 2m33s | |
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| Impressions after visiting families who've benefited from Bolsa Familia, the social program to aid Brazil's poor | 41s | 
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| December 18, 2005 |
| National Forest of Tapajós, Amazon Rainforest | 1m19s | |
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| Interview with Paul Wolfowitz in the Amazon Rainforest | 5m30s |
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| Interview highlights | 2m32s | |
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| December 17, 2005 |
| Solar Powered Digital Inclusion Community Center of "Flona do Tapajos", (Amazon Basin) | 49s | |
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| Presentation of a group of technicians from IBAMA about the production activities in the National Forest of Tapajós | 46s | |
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| Latex production in the Maguari community of the Tapajos National Forest in the Amazon basin | 2m30s | |
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| December 16, 2005 |
| Statement on arrival in Belem | 2m54s |
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| Visit to the Adult Literacy program in Russas, Ceara state | 2m30s | |
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| Visit to the Bank of the North East in Fortaleza. Talking with youth leaders and young entrepreneurs | 2m5s | |
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Interview with Maria Jose Ramao, beneficiary of poverty reduction land titling project
We are a new settlement. We just received the land a few days ago and hope to be able to work the land, raise goats, and some crops. We want our children to have a better life so that they stay in the land, since there's not much for them in the cities.
Where did you live before?
We used to live in a settlement with our parents. We were "agregates", two families living in a house. | 1m32s | |
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| December 15, 2005 |
| Wolfowitz visits Sao Paulo | 3m3s | |
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| December 13, 2005 |
| Reasons for visiting Brazil | 25s |
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| The importance of tackling poverty in the region | 24s |
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| Brazil's progress in reducing inequality | 35s |
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| The Bank's commitment to Brazil and the region | 28s |
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