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australfoto > A vendor offer hats during the weekly market day in a small town in the Amazonian state of Para. (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > A stock trader works on the floor of the Sao Paulo stock exchange (BOVESPA). (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > A stock trader works on the floor of the Sao Paulo stock exchange (BOVESPA). (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > Stock traders works on the floor of the Sao Paulo stock exchange (BOVESPA). (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > :Pedestrians walk past a line for job applicants in Sao Paulo. (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > Pedestrians walk past a line for job applicants in Sao Paulo. (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > A man sells vegetables in a street market in Sao Paulo. (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > A man sells old Brazilian coins in a plaza in Sao Paulo.(Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > Steet vendors sell products in Sao Paulo (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > A beggars asks for money in Sao Paulo. (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > A man looks at stoves in Rio de Janeiro. Almost everything is made in Brazil, giving consumers a local alternative and giving the Brazilian economy a certain resistance to outside pressures. (Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > The trading floor of the Pactual investment bank in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 9, 2006. UBS AG, Europe's largest bank by assets, agreed to buy Brazilian investment bank for about $2.6 billion to win more stock and bond underwriting fees in the biggest economy in Latin America. UBS will pay $1 billion now and as much as $1.6 billion in five years ``subject to certain performance conditions,'' the Zurich-based bank said today in a statement.(AustralFoto/Douglas Engle)

australfoto > The trading floor of the Pactual investment bank in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 9, 2006. UBS AG, Europe's largest bank by assets, agreed to buy Brazilian investment bank for about $2.6 billion to win more stock and bond underwriting fees in the biggest economy in Latin America. UBS will pay $1 billion now and as much as $1.6 billion in five years ``subject to certain performance conditions,'' the Zurich-based bank said today in a statement.(AustralFoto/Douglas Engle)

australfoto > The trading floor of the Pactual investment bank in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 9, 2006. UBS AG, Europe's largest bank by assets, agreed to buy Brazilian investment bank for about $2.6 billion to win more stock and bond underwriting fees in the biggest economy in Latin America. UBS will pay $1 billion now and as much as $1.6 billion in five years ``subject to certain performance conditions,'' the Zurich-based bank said today in a statement.(AustralFoto/Douglas Engle)

australfoto > Thousands of Fiat cars await export on the docks of the Port of Rio de Janeiro. Fiat is one of many European companies to invest heavily in South America, in particular Brazil and Argentina.(Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

A man sells old Brazilian coins in a plaza in Sao Paulo.(Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

australfoto > A man sells old Brazilian coins in a plaza in Sao Paulo.(Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

A man sells old Brazilian coins in a plaza in Sao Paulo.(Douglas Engle/Australfoto)

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