Campinas

Here on the Futura channel we have received an e-mail from a PR office located in Campinas, in which a holistic therapist analyzed this catastrophe using numerology and taro.

Global Voices in English » Air Bus AF 447: Sorrow, lack of information and sensationalism 2009

Transportation company Triunfo Participacoes won rights to operate the Viracopos airport in Campinas, which is slated to become Brazil's biggest airport, but which will require the most investment, at 8.7 billion reais.

Brazil Privatizes Airports, Raising $14 Billion Paulo Winterstein 2012

Aqui no Futura recebemos o e-mail de uma assessoria de Campinas falando de uma terapeuta holística que analisou a catástrofe desse acidente pela numerologia, tarô.

Global Voices in English » Air Bus AF 447: Sorrow, lack of information and sensationalism 2009

The best economic prospects in this region lie in more modestly sized cities like Santiago, the capital of resource-rich Chile, and even Campinas, Brazil, a growing smaller city -- with 3 million residents -- that lies outside the congested Sao Paolo region.

The World's Fastest-Growing Cities Joel Kotkin 2010

Standing in line to check in at the Azul counter in Campinas, she said that she was accustomed to a three-day bus trip to visit relatives in the far northeast.

In Brazil, new airline Azul aims to attract nation's growing middle class Juan Forero 2010

Ms. Rousseff has said she will auction operating rights for another three airports: Sao Paulo's international airport, as well as airports in Brasilia and in Campinas, a city about 100 kilometers 60 miles north of Sao Paulo.

Brazil Auctions Rights to Airport Paulo Winterstein 2011

Contracts to upgrade and operate airports in the cities of São Paulo, Campinas and Brasilia were sold for a total of 24.5 billion Brazilian reais $14 billion, more than four times the government's initial asking price, a reflection of strong demand for the opportunity to manage the infrastructure of one of the world's fastest growing airline markets.

Brazil Privatizes Airports, Raising $14 Billion Paulo Winterstein 2012

The best economic prospects in this region lie in more modestly sized cities like Santiago, the capital of resource-rich Chile, and even Campinas, Brazil, a growing smaller city -- with 3 million residents -- that lies outside the congested Sao Paolo region.

The World's Fastest-Growing Cities Joel Kotkin 2010

Investor groups including a Brazilian pension fund, private construction firms and airport operators bid for concessions Monday to operate the international airport in São Paulo, Latin America's busiest, as well as growing hubs in the capital Brasilia and in Campinas for up to 30 years.

Brazil Privatizes Airports, Raising $14 Billion Paulo Winterstein 2012

The best economic prospects in this region lie in more modestly sized cities like Santiago, the capital of resource-rich Chile, and even Campinas, Brazil, a growing smaller city -- with 3 million residents -- that lies outside the congested Sao Paolo region.

The World's Fastest-Growing Cities Joel Kotkin 2010