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The city has a strategic location and, with the shores of Lake Furnas, while equidistant from the three main capitals of Brazil, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Belo Horizonte, was considered by Veja magazine in 2011 as one of the best medium-sized cities in Brazil to live and invest.
UOL has cemented its leadership with the biggest Brazilian publications: Revista Veja and Folha de S. Paulo.

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In its latest mention to the MST, Veja calls it outrightly " a criminal mob ".
The allegedly raped inmate later declared to Veja that he would not speak to the press, and that " whoever made the accusation should prove it ".
On September 18, 2004, the major Brazilian weekly magazine Veja printed a cover story entitled, " The scandal of the purchase of the PTB by the PT ".

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In El Tiempo Galán turned himself into a well known journalist and columnist, effort that earned him the director's assistant position and later the membership of the Executive Directorate in the newspaper with the support of Eduardo Santos and then director Roberto García Peña.

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The song was claimed to be authored by Ernesto dos Santos, best known as, with co-composition attributed to Mauro de Almeida, a well-known Carnival columnist.
Reinaldo de Azevedo, columnist of the right-wingVeja mazagine, Brazil's most read weekly publication, called the GGB's methodology " unscientific " based on the above objection: that they make no distinction between murders motivated by bias and those that were not.
* Leon de Winter ( 1954 ), writer and columnist
It was not until 1836 that he experienced a jump in his career when he was hired by Émile de Girardin as an art and theatre columnist for La Presse.
* Lisa de Moraes ( television columnist )
El Mercurio columnist Hermógenes Pérez de Arce disputes even the existence of the Belgian report, citing the denial by the University's chief of communications, Tom de Smedt, that an investigation had been done in that university.
During 1923 and 1924 he continued to work as a columnist and also edited musical and theatre reviews for La Discusión and El Heraldo de Cuba.
Cary Grant, told famous gossip columnist Louella Parsons that Dorian had a son with de Portago and she was estranged from her sister because of it.
Las Noches de Diciembre ( Spanish, " The Nights of December ") is a small terrorist cell led by renegade newspaper columnist Skip Wiley, a brilliant-but-insane Uncle Duke-like character, as El Fuego.
In his early life, he was a journalist at Montreal newspaper La Presse, and he returned to this publication in the 1990s as a columnist for Le Journal de Montréal newspaper.
* Brian Mulroney ( Prime Minister of Canada from 1984 to 1993 ): Lyin ' Brian ; Le p ' tit gars de Baie-Comeau (" Little Guy from Baie-Comeau "), " The chin that walks like a man " ( a moniker given him by columnist Allan Fotheringham ), and " Mini Trudeau " ( a name given to him by René Lévesque for his similarities to Pierre Elliot Trudeau perceived by Quebec )
During the following years, Sanguinetti worked as a journalist, working from a viewpoint that was critical of the de facto Government, in El Día Newspaper ( 1973 – 1981 ), Visión Newspaper ( since 1974, as an opinion columnist, a collaboration which he has continued up until today ), and in the weekly publication Correo de los Viernes ( established by him in 1981 and edited until 1984 ), as well as in the promotion of cultural and sports activities as the President of the Regional UNESCO Centre for the promotion of books in South America ( 1975 – 1984 ) and Vice-President of the popular Peñarol Football Club.
At the start of Countdown, Olbermann told television columnist Lisa de Moraes: " Our charge for the immediate future is to stay out of the way of the news .... News is the news.
In 1990, Savater and columnist and publisher, Javier Pradera, founded the magazine, Claves de Razón Práctica.
Raymond J. de Souza ( columnist )
According to Elio Gaspari, currently a columnist for Folha de S. Paulo, " cars of the company were borrowed to the DOI, which used them as coverage to transport prisoners ".
He also directed the weekly "" ( 1996 ), he was a reporter for magazine " Vida Mundial " ( 1998-1999 ), columnist for " Diário de Notícias " ( 2000-2006 ) and the weekly " Sol " ( 2008-2012 ).
It is generally seen as appealing to supporters of Sport Lisboa e Benfica, although some of its columnists are supporters of other clubs – former Portuguese Prime Minister Pedro Santana Lopes, a Sporting Clube de Portugal supporter, had a column for several years, while columnist Miguel Sousa Tavares caters for Futebol Clube do Porto supporters.
As a columnist for the Rio de Janeiro newspaper Última Hora from 1954 to 1966, she advocated socialism and Brazilian nationalism.
By his father's first wife, he has an elder half-sister Lady Patricia Douglas, whose daughter Countess Emma de Bendern was the first wife of gossip columnist Nigel Dempster.
In addition, Mr. Vargas Llosa has been a commentator at Univision TV, news director at RCN radio, London Correspondent for Spain ’ s ABC daily newspaper, commentator at Radio Nacional de España in Madrid, host of the weekly TV program Planeta 3 that aired in twelve Latin American countries for five years, and columnist at La Nación ( Argentina ), El Nacional ( Venezuela ), Reforma ( Mexico ), El Tiempo ( Colombia ), El País ( Uruguay ), El Listín Diario ( Dominican Republic ).
From 1997 to October 2000, Freek de Jonge was a columnist of the daily newspaper Parool.

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Several weeks after its debut, Ottawa Citizen television columnist Bob Blackburn deemed the programme to be noticeably improved and predicted that if that trend continued " and if the program doesn't run dry on its slightly limited subject matter, Front Page Challenge might well become an institution on Canadian TV ".
Because of his wit, columnist James J. Kilpatrick deemed him " too funny to be president ", which also ended up being the title of his autobiography in the 1980s.

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Later, George W. Bush was symbolized by a Stetson hat atop the same invisible point, because he was Governor of Texas prior to his presidency ( Trudeau accused him of being “ all hat and no cattle ”, reiterating the characterization of Bush by columnist Molly Ivins ).
Frank Costello helped encourage this view by feeding Hoover, " an inveterate horseplayer " known to send Special Agents to place $ 100 bets for him, tips on sure winners through their mutual friend, gossip columnist Walter Winchell.
Following a screening of the Zanuck version, columnist Walter Winchell approached the studio head and told him, " I didn't get ending.
Dunne was a columnist whose Mr. Dooley satires won him national recognition.
He was known as the King of the One Liners, a title bestowed upon him by columnist Walter Winchell.
Scott Ostler, another Los Angeles Times columnist, wrote of Dávila, " There's nothing marketable about him, except for one thing.
Walter Winchell credited Guinan with opening the insider Broadway scene and cafe society to him when he was starting as a gossip columnist.
Webb was in his mid-fifties when actor / director Otto Preminger chose him over the objections of 20th Century Fox chief Darryl F. Zanuck to play the elegant but evil radio columnist Waldo Lydecker, who is obsessed with Gene Tierney's character in the 1944 film noir Laura.
While the media sometimes labeled him a " turncoat ", some commentators, such as the Canberra Times columnist John Warhurst, defended his need to be a " team player " if he was going to play the political game " from the inside ".
Movie columnist Louella Parsons, upon first being introduced to him, asked, " What's the joke?
In 1979, an out-of-state columnist, Mike Royko, at the Chicago Sun-Times, picked up on the nickname from Brown's girlfriend at the time, Linda Ronstadt, who was quoted in a 1978 Rolling Stone magazine interview humorously calling him " Moonbeam ".< ref >
" A salary dispute ended the column: Allen wanted only $ 60 a week to give up his theater work to become a full-time columnist, but his editor tried a sleight-of-hand based on the paper's ad rates to deny him.
Shortly after the Indians had honored Doby by naming a nearby street after him, The Plain Dealer columnist Bill Livingston wrote, " The Larry Doby way of pioneering was the same as the Jackie Robinson way in the National League, only Doby's debut occurred six short weeks later and with almost no advance preparation by Doby or the Indians.
" Washington columnist Joseph Alsop, like Jenkins a closeted homosexual, wrote publicly in support of Jenkins and sent him a letter of support as well.
In September 1966, Mário Rodrigues Filho, a Brazilian journalist, columnist and sports figure, died, leading to the administrators of the stadium renaming the stadium after him to Estádio Jornalista Mário Rodrigues Filho.
In 2010, Lee, together with the two former prime minister preceded him, Lee Kuan Yew and Goh Chok Tong, threatened legal action against The New York Times Company which owns the International Herald Tribune regarding an Op-Ed piece titled ‘ All in the Family ’ of 15 February 2010 by Philip Bowring, a freelance columnist and former editor of the Far Eastern Economic Review.
Though Vaughn's powerful personality and extensive charity work made him a popular figure in Boston, he had many issues with the Red Sox management and local media ; his disagreements with Boston Globe sports columnist Will McDonough and Red Sox general manager Dan Duquette were particularly acute.
He was even implicated in both scandal and controversy when, during World War II, Scotland Yard suspected him of fifth columnist sabotage and mounted a surprise raid to seize works thought to contain coded messages to the enemy.
Journalist Carl Rowan commented in a June 10 column that the guilty plea came " at a time when the judge was making noises about dismissing the charges against him " and speculated that Colson was preparing to reveal highly damaging information against Nixon, an expectation shared by columnist Clark Mollenhoff ; Mollenhoff even went so far as to suggest that for Colson not to become a " devastating witness " would cast doubt on the sincerity of his conversion.
Described in 1997 by The Times columnist Matthew Parris as a " classic House of Commons bore ", his speeches were compared by Labour MP Stephen Pound with " root canal surgery without anaesthetic ", but Parris added in 2001 " You underestimate him at your peril.
The Times columnist Daniel Finkelstein has condemned those who attempt to belittle Cameron by calling him ' Dave '.
A regular columnist of the Catholic Herald newspaper, she launched a sharp attack in 1996 on Derek Worlock, the former Archbishop of Liverpool, shortly after his death, accusing him of being responsible for a strong fall in Mass attendance in the previous decade.
The newspaper took him in as illustrator, probably as a result of intercessions from Vinea, its literary columnist.
When Enright subsequently told him the promise could not be kept because he had sold his shows to NBC itself, Stempel called Jack O ' Brian, a columnist who covered television for the Journal-American.

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