Fortaleza

• “I’m no expert on pverty, but I know several people in Fortaleza Brazil living in mud houses with no electricity or running water who think they wer in heaven if they actually earned half the US’s “poverty level.””

  Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Trade Deficit? Don’t Panic!

• “Apart from Pasión, the other rooms are called Fortaleza”

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• “Four of Brazil's top ten trashmakers -- Fortaleza, Goiania, Natal and Recife -- are located in the economically challenged Northeast and Altiplano regions and their growth is sparked by stimulus programs implemented by the federal government.”

  The Huffington Post: Eric Ehrmann: Brazil's Garbage Becomes an Olympic Challenge

• “The first local money in Brazil was the palma, or palm, which helped foster a local economy in Conjunto Palmeiras, outside Fortaleza in Brazil's northeast.”

  The Wall Street Journal: In Pockets of Booming Brazil, a Mint Idea Gains Currency

• “But one company, Santana Textiles of Fortaleza, Brazil, saw opportunity here.”

  NPR: Burgeoning Brazil Seeks Profits Beyond Its Borders

• “At the governor's mansion, La Fortaleza, Fortuno told Obama: On behalf of the people of Puerto Rico we want to welcome you.”

  USA Today: Obama visits Puerto Rico with eye on U.S. voters

• “During his short visit, Mr. Obama also visited La Fortaleza, the historic governor's mansion, stopped by a local restaurant for a sandwich and attended a campaign fund-raiser, which was expected to bring in about $500,000.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Island Trip Is Obama Outreach to Latinos

• “Spanish airline Iberia, now teamed up with British Airways , has launched new services from Madrid to Fortaleza and Recife in the northeast of Brazil.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Iberia Adds Routes to Brazil; Visit Saudi on a Budget

• “One of my favourite memories of BrazTESOL 2008 in Fortaleza was going out for lunch with my OUP minder Sergio, who is from São Paulo see #3 below.”

  2010 June « Ken Wilson's Blog

• “My personal recommendations would be Fortaleza for beaches and food, Olinda for architecture and art, and Salvador for music.”

  Ten reasons why I love Brazil (and no mention of football!*) « Ken Wilson's Blog

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