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Google News: Brazil's overtime pay law risks higher labour costs
[Financial Times] - In a bid to push back the intrusions of the digital age on Brazilians' personal lives, President Dilma Rousseff has signed a law ordering companies to pay overtime rates for after-hours work calls or emails. More wide-reaching than restrictions in
Google News: Rebelo: Bill will get vote in March
[IEWY News] - Today we found a kind of pre-agreement and in March we plan to launch the slogan by President Dilma Rousseff and FIFA President Blatter. It was my first participation in the most important meeting of the organization. Today we discussed the planning of
Guardian: Facebook, the club: social networking on the dancefloor in Brazilian Amazon
[The Guardian] - "We want high-speed internet for all Brazilians … in the countryside or in the cities, living in rich neighbourhoods or in the suburbs, [in] large and small cities," Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, said last year. Internet use is now widespread in
Google News: Lonely Planet reviewers place Brazil's Ponta Negra in number one spot
[Easier (press release)] - A huge commodity producing nation, Brazil's economy is predicted to have grown by 3% in and experts forecast 3.5% for 2012, although Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff is hoping for a more impressive 5%. This comes on the back of news that the Bank
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