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There is much to talk about at the lengthy Cabinet meetings in Rio's Laranjeiras Palace, where President Joāo Goulart makes his headquarters when he is in Rio. Brazil's economy is a shambles, the army uneasy, the unions are grumbling. But none of these rates as Topic A with Goulart. His consuming interest is what to do about the occupant of a palace less than a mile away: Carlos Lacerda, 49, governor of Guanabara state (which includes Rio) and Goulart's most dangerous political...
Always Before Him. For two racking years, Lacerda has tormented Goulart at every step, and Goulart in turn has done his best to destroy, or at least neutralize, his enemy. Yet Lacerda is still governor, still trying to drive Goulart out of office, and still gathering strength for his own run at the presidency in 1965. One Brazilian Deputy told Congress: "The President cannot sleep for seeing Carlos Lacerda in front...
Jase figures, former president of Costa Rica and visiting professor of Government, yesterday appliauded Brazilian president Joao Goulart's appeal for unification of Latin. American countries in defense of their common trade interests...
Figueres said he felt that Goulart's statement in Sao Paulo Monday, which seemed in Sao Paul Monday, which seemed to exclude the United States from the proposed economic alliance, might be the prelude to some "long overdue revisions of the whole economic relationship between industrial and non industrial nations...
...added that he agreed wholeheartedly with Goulart's statement that the present trade system under the Alliance for Progress "represents a continual bleed on our [Latin American] economies...