United States Policies and Programs in Brazil: Hearings, Ninety-second Congress, First Session. May 4, 5, and 11, 1971U.S. Government Printing Office, 1971 - 315 páginas |
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administration advisor agencies agreement agricultural AID program Air Force Base Airport Ambassador American areas Army Article Bank BEATTY Brasilia Brazilian Armed Forces Brazilian Government Brazilian Navy Brazilian police Breakfast at hotel BROWN Center Chairman College Command Commodities CONGRESS THE LIBRARY cost course Deleted Department dollars economic ELLIS Embassy equipment exports facilities Federal police financing fiscal FRANK CHURCH funds Government of Brazil Group Hemisphere HOLT Institute Inter-American Defense College interest International investment JBUSMC June KNAUR LIBRARY OF CONGRESS loan ment military assistance million Ministry National National War College Naval War College Navy Northeast operation participants percent period personnel planning Police Academy program in Brazil public safety program Rear Admiral Rio de Janeiro ROUNTREE São Paulo sector Senator AIKEN Senator CHURCH staff station Subcommittee SUDENE technical assistance tion torture Total U.S. DOLLAR United University Washington
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Página 59 - of May 19. 1926. entitled -'An Act to Authorize the President, to Detail Officers and Enlisted Men of the United States Army, Navy and Marine Corps to Assist the Governments of the Latin-American Republics in Military and Naval Matters'', as amended by the Act of May 14, 1985 (49 Stat. 218) to
Página 73 - them from the National Congress. 6-Each Government will take such security measures as may be agreed in each case between the two Governments in order to prevent the disclosure or compromise of classified military articles, services or information furnished by the other Government pursuant to this Agreement.
Página 73 - 3-Arrangements will be entered into under which equipment and materials furnished pursuant to this Agreement and no longer required for the purposes for which it was originally made available (except equipment and materials furnished under terms requiring reimbursement) will be returned to the Government which furnished such assistance for appropriate disposition.
Página 69 - consent of the Government of Brazil; c) The Governments of the United States of Brazil and the United States of America mutually agree that the aforementioned military personnel shall continue to be so stationed until such time as the Government of the country in which they are stationed withdraws its consent thereto; d^
Página 68 - consent of the Government of Brazil; c) The Governments of the United States of Brazil and the United States of America mutually agree that the aforementioned military personnel shall continue to be so stationed until such time as the Government of the country in which they are stationed withdraws its consent thereto; d)
Página 288 - repatriated Senator Church. I have some figures here, I think you must have supplied them, or they were supplied by the US Department of Commerce in its survey of current business showing a 10-year period in the 1960's in Brazil. Mr. Rountree. Yes. Senator Church. And the total, if I read it correctly, shows that between
Página 273 - remain in force for a period of ten years from the date of its signature. However, the agreement may be terminated by either government after giving six months notice in writing to the other government of its intention to terminate it.
Página 72 - which have joined with it in collective security arrangements; Desiring to set forth the conditions which will govern the furnishing of such assistance by one contracting Government to the other; Have designated for these purposes Plenipotentiaries who have agreed as follows: article i
Página 78 - Affaires ad interim of the United States of America. BRAZIL Aerial Mapping Program Agreement effected by exchange of notes signed at Rio de Janeiro June 2, 1952; entered into force June 2, 1952 The American Ambassador to the Brazilian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs THE FOREIGN SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ■ Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 2,
Página 307 - I am told they did some time ago, before my arrival in Brazil. Mr. Holt. Mr. Chairman, I think it might be well to put in the record a newspaper article about the Commission on Human Rights. Senator Church. Very well. (The article referred to follows:) [From the Washington Post, Mar. 7,