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Brazil Expect Rio Olympics Without Protests Despite Tensions
Brazil's Defence Minister Aldo Rebelo said the expected 85,000 security agents, including 38,000 members of the armed forces, will be enough to guarantee safety during the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro from August 5-21.
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FIFA World Cup: Brazil Vows to Keep out Argentina Hooligans
Brazil Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo has promised to keep out Argentina hooligans saying that he has police back up and that safety of Argentine fans will be of supreme importance during the FIFA World Cup.
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Brazil Not a War Zone Like Iraq or Afghanistan: Sports Minister Ahead of World Cup
Brazilian sports minister Aldo Rebelo admitted that FIFA World Cup faced "serious" security problems but has promised "modern, sophisticated" security for the tournament.
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Brazil to ban racist fans from World Cup
Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo Tuesday warned international fans would be vetted when entering the country while Brazilians guilty of previous race-based charges will be denied entry at stadiums, reports Xinhua.
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Brazil says stadiums to be ready for 2014 World Cup
Work on stadiums that will host the 2014 World Cup in Brazil will largely be completed ahead of schedule, Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo said on Tuesday.
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Brazil Expect Rio Olympics Without Protests Despite Tensions
Brazil's Defence Minister Aldo Rebelo said the expected 85,000 security agents, including 38,000 members of the armed forces, will be enough to guarantee safety during the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro from August 5-21.
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FIFA World Cup: Brazil Vows to Keep out Argentina Hooligans
Brazil Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo has promised to keep out Argentina hooligans saying that he has police back up and that safety of Argentine fans will be of supreme importance during the FIFA World Cup.
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Brazil Not a War Zone Like Iraq or Afghanistan: Sports Minister Ahead of World Cup
Brazilian sports minister Aldo Rebelo admitted that FIFA World Cup faced "serious" security problems but has promised "modern, sophisticated" security for the tournament.
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Brazil to ban racist fans from World Cup
Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo Tuesday warned international fans would be vetted when entering the country while Brazilians guilty of previous race-based charges will be denied entry at stadiums, reports Xinhua.
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Brazil says stadiums to be ready for 2014 World Cup
Work on stadiums that will host the 2014 World Cup in Brazil will largely be completed ahead of schedule, Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo said on Tuesday.
