Google Alert - World Cup Brazil

	World Cup Brazil Daily update ⋅ May 17, 2014
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	Latin Post Radamel Falcao Could Drop Out of Colombia's World Cup Roster Latin Post Radamel Falcao was named in Colombia's 30-man preliminary squad, but the star striker conceded that he might miss the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Flag as irrelevant
	World Cup to give very modest boost to Brazil's economy Reuters Such a small fillip will not be enough to lift Brazil's economy out of its ... Despite disappointment over the economic benefits of the World Cup, Brazil is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Brazil New Airport Terminal a Rare Success for World Cup Businessweek Walking through Sao Paulo's new airport terminal, you'd never suspect the trouble coursing through the city ahead of the World Cup Brazil begins ... Flag as irrelevant
	Irish Independent Brazil clear favourite to win World Cup, financial analysts say Chicago Tribune BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil is the clear-cut favourite to win a sixth World Cup title, confirming on home turf its reputation as a football superpower, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Telegraph.co.uk Brazil World Cup 2014: 25 travel highlights Telegraph.co.uk There's no denying that prices will rocket, and available accommodation will be scarce, when Brazil hosts the football World Cup this summer, from ... Flag as irrelevant
	SFGate World Cup: Which Altidore will show up in Brazil? Salt Lake Tribune Stanford, Calif. • One of the major keys to U.S. hopes in the World Cup will be which version of Jozy Altidore shows up in Brazil next month. At the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Brazil's Rousseff on World Cup: 'Get FIFA off my back' Turkish Press The president's comments come after Brazil saw small but tense protests coordinated by anti-World Cup and Homeless Workers' Movement-affiliated ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bangkok Post Protests, strikes hit Brazil 28 days from World Cup Bangkok Post Brazil faced a test of its security preparations for the World Cup as demonstrators angry at the cost of the event joined protests and strikes in several ... Flag as irrelevant
	euronews More protests in Brazil for International World Cup Resistance Day euronews Brazilians have resumed their protests against the cost of staging this summer's World Cup, which starts next month. In a double whammy for Brazil's ... Flag as irrelevant
	eTurboNews World Cup fans warned about raw sewage on Brazil's beaches eTurboNews World Cup fans heading to Rio de Janeiro might want to think twice about swimming in the sea - as these shocking photos reveal the true extent of its ... Flag as irrelevant
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