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1. Tilt-down from palm trees to wide of facade of Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro
2. Wide of ministers of finance of Mercosur (South American trade pact) entering for meeting
3. Wide of meeting
4. Wide of meeting showing the Vice-Minister of Finance of Venezuela, Julio Viloria (wearing red neck-tie)
5. Pan of meeting
6. Wide of photo opportunity
7. Pan across Mercosur finance ministers during photo opportunity
8. Wide of Mercosur finance ministers sitting down for a news conference
9. Cutaway - pan over journalists to ministers
10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Minister of Finance:
"There are studies going on - especially from the Central Banks of Argentina and Brazil - in the way to make possible tools for the commerce between those countries initially, and afterwards the other Mercosur countries, to be done in local currency."
11. Set up shot of Felisa Miceli, Argentine Minister of Finance and Production
12. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felisa Miceli, Argentine Minister of Finance and Production
"We are thinking of this project as an optional project, volunteer, which in the first stage will be between Brazil and Argentina, fundamentally, and after that the rest of the countries or simultaneously, if they want."
13. Wide of finance ministers leaving the Itamaraty Palace after the meeting
STORYLINE:
South American trade bloc Mercosur is to ask the International Monetary Fund to create a special credit line for countries in economic crisis that wouldn't require economic adjustment measures.
Finance ministers from the six Mercosur countries decided on the proposal came during a meeting at the Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro on Friday.
The proposal will be put to the next IMF Assembly in Singapore later this month.
Felisa Miceli, Argentina's Finance Minister, also proposed modifications in the organisation to allow emerging countries to have a bigger representation within the IMF.
Brazil has now the "pro-tempore" presidency of the trade bloc and one of the main points of discussion of the meeting was the agreement between Brazil and Argentina to negotiate commerce between the two countries in local currencies instead of using the US dollar.
At a news conference, the Brazilian Minister of Finance, Guido Mantega, said plans to change the payment system for bilateral commerce between Brazil and Argentina would be presented to the next Mercosur Summit of Heads of State, set for December 15 in Brazil.
Miceli said other Mercosur countries were welcome to participate after the first stage between Brazil and Argentina.
Commerce between Brazil and Argentina accounts for about 80 percent of the Mercosur bloc's total commerce.
Discussions also focussed on improved integration between regional economies and the sustainable development of the respective economies.
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- published: 24 Jul 2015
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1. Exterior of Itamaraty palace in Brasilia
2. Pan, wide shot of president's plenary meetings at Itamaraty palace
3. Medium shot representatives from south American countries at meeting
Pool
4.SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela:
"Lula, we have sold our federal savings bonds we had invested in the US and where have we transferred the funds? To Europe."
5. Brazilian president Ignacio Lula Da Silva listening to Chavez speech
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela:
"We had to transfer our international savings from US banks due to the threats made against us, the threats that the US has made against us are a serious issue. Not very long ago a very influential gentlemen, Pat Robertson, a very close friend of Mr. Bush (US President), said publicly that I should be killed."
7. Medium shot of people listening to speech
APTN
8. Chavez talking to other people at the end of plenary meetings
STORYLINE:
Venezuela has removed Central Bank reserves once held as U.S. Treasury bonds and moved the funds to Europe and other countries, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Friday.
Chavez, speaking to reporters at the end of a South American summit in Brazil, did not say how much had been transferred.
Venezuela changed international reserves because of "threats from the US government," Chavez said.
Chavez added that a man he claimed was good friends with US President George Bush, Pat Robertson, said publicly that Chavez should be killed.
Venezuela could decide to put some of its foreign reserves into a proposed South American development bank, according to Chavez.
He said that Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva had expressed interest in the idea.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Pan of Itamaraty Palace
2. Medium of same
3. Wide, finance ministers posing for photo
4. Pan of photo opportunity
5. Cutaway assembled media
6. Wide of meeting
7. Mid of Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister, speaking during meeting
8. Pan of meeting
9. Various, finance ministers at meeting
10. Venezuelan Finance Minister Rodrigo Cabez
11. Wide of meeting
12. Wide of building in Itamaraty Palace
13. Ministers entering news conference
14. Various of Mantega at press conference
15. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister:
"We managed to overcome all the obstacles that were preventing this South American Bank from being founded. At this point, the idea of creating a South American Bank is close to becoming a reality."
16. Mid of photographer
17. Mid of news conference
18. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Rodrigo Cabezas, Venezuelan Finance Minister:
"This bank was not conceived in order to oppose anyone. It was conceived in order to favour South America and its people. It was conceived, of course, in an effort to build a new financial architecture that will foster a different relationship between the bank and its capacity to finance the people."
19. Wide of press conference
STORYLINE:
Finance ministers from seven South American countries set a deadline on Monday for the establishment of a new regional bank, a multinational funding institute with similar functions as the International Development Bank.
The new 'Banco del Sur' will be set up in Caracas, Venezuela, on 3 November, 2007, subject to presidential approval from all member countries.
The announcement came from a meeting of the Mercosur (Mercado Comun Sudamericano - Common Market of South America) finance ministers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Monday.
The bank is a special project of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who has been promoting it as an alternative to the International Monetary Fund.
"We can now say that the Bank of the South is about to become reality," Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega told reporters at the end of the meeting.
He said that many obstacles had been overcome but much remains to be done, including decisions on how much each country will contribute to the bank and details as to the financial structure of the institute.
Venezuela's Rodrigo Cabezas told his opposite numbers "This is not a bank of one country or of one president. The bank is not against anything or anyone. It is in favour of the people of South America."
The bank will lend money for projects that foster regional development at interest rates similar to those charged by other multilateral institutions, Mantega said.
He said the finance ministers of each country will sit on the new bank's administrative council and that each country will have one vote.
The project was agreed by finance ministers from Brazil, Venezuela, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina and Ecuador.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 4
BRAZIL - Arrival of plane at Rio de Janeiro airport. Videla & Mrs.Videla alight. Presdt.Dutra greets the above. Dutra & Videla walk thru cheering crowds. Tickertape falling. At Itamaraty Palace, Dutra decorates Videla with Order of the Southern Cross. Videla and wife at watch horse race and he congratulates wife on picking winner. ARGENTINA - Presdt. Peron awaits arrival of Videla. Videla alights from plane greeted by Peron. At Government House, Peron introduces Videla to his cabinet members.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 9
Itamaraty Palace in Brazil
The Itamaraty Palace (Portuguese: Palácio do Itamaraty) is the headquarters of the Ministry of External Relations of Brazil. It is located in the national capital of Brasília. More info visit:
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Itamaraty Palace in Brazil
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- published: 30 May 2014
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Brasilia, the Brazilian capital. ITAMARATY palace designed by Oscar Niemeyer is a masterpiece of art and architecture. It's famous arches appear to float in a reflecting pool which has the "Meteor" a marble sculpture signifying and honoring all continents. The Foreign Ministry Palace, also known as Palace of the Arches, is the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil. All images by the Imperatore Brothers. This video is Free and Cultural to all ages. Enjoy it! Muito obrigado! Thank you!
Brasília, a Capital Brasileira. Palácio ITAMARATY projetado por Oscar Niemeyer é uma obra prima de arte e arquitetura. Seus famosos arcos parecem flutuar num espelho d'água onde tem o "Meteoro" a escultura de mármore significando e homenageando todos os Continentes. O Palácio Itamaraty, também conhecido como Palácio dos Arcos, é a sede do Ministério de Relações Exteriores do Brasil.
Brasilia, la capitale brésilienne. Palais ITAMARATY conçu par Oscar Niemeyer est un chef-d'œuvre de l'art et de l'architecture. Ses célèbres arches semblent flotter dans un miroir d'eau qui a le "Meteor", une sculpture en marbre signifiant et d'honorer tous les continents. Le ministère des Affaires étrangères Palais, aussi connu comme Palais des Arches, est le siège du ministère des Affaires étrangères du Brésil.
- published: 18 Jan 2014
- views: 963
This Monday, November 28, 2011, the Rio+20's campaign "The Future We Want" was launched in Brazil. The event took place this morning at the Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro. Several national and international authorities attended the launch, opened to the public and the media.
The speech of the Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, is available at the above video.
Read the complete coverage of the event, in Portuguese, at http://www.onu.org.br/com-campanha-o-futuro-que-queremos-onu-convida-sociedade-civil-a-participar-da-rio20/
- published: 28 Nov 2011
- views: 391
Eu tocando Imagine, de John Lennon, no piano Steinway & Sons que há no Palácio do Itamaraty (Ministério das Relações Exteriores), em Brasilia - DF. Não era permitido tirar fotos ou filmar, mas nossa guia conseguiu filmar um pouco escondida hahahaha... Eu estava bem nervoso, então não ficou muito bom, mas, de qualquer forma, espero que gostem :D
This video shows me playing John Lennon's Imagine in a Steinway & Sons, at the Itamaraty Palace (Ministry of External Relations), in Brasilia - DF. It wasn't allowed to take pictures or record movies, but our tour guide could record this video hahahaha... I was pretty nervous, so the video is not so good as it could be, but anyway I hope you enjoy it ;D
- published: 19 Jun 2010
- views: 477
Before I say anything, I'll kindly ask you to rate. Thank you!
While a lovely music plays, watch the walls and roof of "Salão Nobre" of Itamaraty Palace.
"Palacio do Itamaraty" is the headquarters to the Brazilian Diplomatic staff, and it is located downtown
in Rio de Janeiro.
sorry for a bit shaking hands!
- published: 01 May 2009
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2:34The 18th AMUN has begun!
The 18th AMUN has begun! -
1:33Finance ministers of the Mercosur trade block meet
Finance ministers of the Mercosur trade block meetFinance ministers of the Mercosur trade block meet
SHOTLIST 1. Tilt-down from palm trees to wide of facade of Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro 2. Wide of ministers of finance of Mercosur (South American trade pact) entering for meeting 3. Wide of meeting 4. Wide of meeting showing the Vice-Minister of Finance of Venezuela, Julio Viloria (wearing red neck-tie) 5. Pan of meeting 6. Wide of photo opportunity 7. Pan across Mercosur finance ministers during photo opportunity 8. Wide of Mercosur finance ministers sitting down for a news conference 9. Cutaway - pan over journalists to ministers 10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Minister of Finance: "There are studies going on - especially from the Central Banks of Argentina and Brazil - in the way to make possible tools for the commerce between those countries initially, and afterwards the other Mercosur countries, to be done in local currency." 11. Set up shot of Felisa Miceli, Argentine Minister of Finance and Production 12. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felisa Miceli, Argentine Minister of Finance and Production "We are thinking of this project as an optional project, volunteer, which in the first stage will be between Brazil and Argentina, fundamentally, and after that the rest of the countries or simultaneously, if they want." 13. Wide of finance ministers leaving the Itamaraty Palace after the meeting STORYLINE: South American trade bloc Mercosur is to ask the International Monetary Fund to create a special credit line for countries in economic crisis that wouldn't require economic adjustment measures. Finance ministers from the six Mercosur countries decided on the proposal came during a meeting at the Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro on Friday. The proposal will be put to the next IMF Assembly in Singapore later this month. Felisa Miceli, Argentina's Finance Minister, also proposed modifications in the organisation to allow emerging countries to have a bigger representation within the IMF. Brazil has now the "pro-tempore" presidency of the trade bloc and one of the main points of discussion of the meeting was the agreement between Brazil and Argentina to negotiate commerce between the two countries in local currencies instead of using the US dollar. At a news conference, the Brazilian Minister of Finance, Guido Mantega, said plans to change the payment system for bilateral commerce between Brazil and Argentina would be presented to the next Mercosur Summit of Heads of State, set for December 15 in Brazil. Miceli said other Mercosur countries were welcome to participate after the first stage between Brazil and Argentina. Commerce between Brazil and Argentina accounts for about 80 percent of the Mercosur bloc's total commerce. Discussions also focussed on improved integration between regional economies and the sustainable development of the respective economies. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e32b828f5bc252039582bc84bd2049af Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:13Chavez says reserves held in US bonds moved to Europe
Chavez says reserves held in US bonds moved to EuropeChavez says reserves held in US bonds moved to Europe
APTN 1. Exterior of Itamaraty palace in Brasilia 2. Pan, wide shot of president's plenary meetings at Itamaraty palace 3. Medium shot representatives from south American countries at meeting Pool 4.SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela: "Lula, we have sold our federal savings bonds we had invested in the US and where have we transferred the funds? To Europe." 5. Brazilian president Ignacio Lula Da Silva listening to Chavez speech 6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela: "We had to transfer our international savings from US banks due to the threats made against us, the threats that the US has made against us are a serious issue. Not very long ago a very influential gentlemen, Pat Robertson, a very close friend of Mr. Bush (US President), said publicly that I should be killed." 7. Medium shot of people listening to speech APTN 8. Chavez talking to other people at the end of plenary meetings STORYLINE: Venezuela has removed Central Bank reserves once held as U.S. Treasury bonds and moved the funds to Europe and other countries, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Friday. Chavez, speaking to reporters at the end of a South American summit in Brazil, did not say how much had been transferred. Venezuela changed international reserves because of "threats from the US government," Chavez said. Chavez added that a man he claimed was good friends with US President George Bush, Pat Robertson, said publicly that Chavez should be killed. Venezuela could decide to put some of its foreign reserves into a proposed South American development bank, according to Chavez. He said that Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva had expressed interest in the idea. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f369ce4cb11793228f9376adfdef3f88 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:16Finance ministers from Mercosur nations and Ecuador meet
Finance ministers from Mercosur nations and Ecuador meetFinance ministers from Mercosur nations and Ecuador meet
1. Pan of Itamaraty Palace 2. Medium of same 3. Wide, finance ministers posing for photo 4. Pan of photo opportunity 5. Cutaway assembled media 6. Wide of meeting 7. Mid of Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister, speaking during meeting 8. Pan of meeting 9. Various, finance ministers at meeting 10. Venezuelan Finance Minister Rodrigo Cabez 11. Wide of meeting 12. Wide of building in Itamaraty Palace 13. Ministers entering news conference 14. Various of Mantega at press conference 15. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister: "We managed to overcome all the obstacles that were preventing this South American Bank from being founded. At this point, the idea of creating a South American Bank is close to becoming a reality." 16. Mid of photographer 17. Mid of news conference 18. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Rodrigo Cabezas, Venezuelan Finance Minister: "This bank was not conceived in order to oppose anyone. It was conceived in order to favour South America and its people. It was conceived, of course, in an effort to build a new financial architecture that will foster a different relationship between the bank and its capacity to finance the people." 19. Wide of press conference STORYLINE: Finance ministers from seven South American countries set a deadline on Monday for the establishment of a new regional bank, a multinational funding institute with similar functions as the International Development Bank. The new 'Banco del Sur' will be set up in Caracas, Venezuela, on 3 November, 2007, subject to presidential approval from all member countries. The announcement came from a meeting of the Mercosur (Mercado Comun Sudamericano - Common Market of South America) finance ministers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Monday. The bank is a special project of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who has been promoting it as an alternative to the International Monetary Fund. "We can now say that the Bank of the South is about to become reality," Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega told reporters at the end of the meeting. He said that many obstacles had been overcome but much remains to be done, including decisions on how much each country will contribute to the bank and details as to the financial structure of the institute. Venezuela's Rodrigo Cabezas told his opposite numbers "This is not a bank of one country or of one president. The bank is not against anything or anyone. It is in favour of the people of South America." The bank will lend money for projects that foster regional development at interest rates similar to those charged by other multilateral institutions, Mantega said. He said the finance ministers of each country will sit on the new bank's administrative council and that each country will have one vote. The project was agreed by finance ministers from Brazil, Venezuela, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina and Ecuador. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3062564ae317c73612ff63e8bec2d70b Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:19PRESIDENT VIDELA ON TOUR - NO SOUND
PRESIDENT VIDELA ON TOUR - NO SOUNDPRESIDENT VIDELA ON TOUR - NO SOUND
BRAZIL - Arrival of plane at Rio de Janeiro airport. Videla & Mrs.Videla alight. Presdt.Dutra greets the above. Dutra & Videla walk thru cheering crowds. Tickertape falling. At Itamaraty Palace, Dutra decorates Videla with Order of the Southern Cross. Videla and wife at watch horse race and he congratulates wife on picking winner. ARGENTINA - Presdt. Peron awaits arrival of Videla. Videla alights from plane greeted by Peron. At Government House, Peron introduces Videla to his cabinet members. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3f5f4f0a9d2b441d8ba90e5f052bed9c Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:11Itamaraty Palace in Brazil, Brazil Travel,visit Brazil
Itamaraty Palace in Brazil, Brazil Travel,visit BrazilItamaraty Palace in Brazil, Brazil Travel,visit Brazil
Itamaraty Palace in Brazil The Itamaraty Palace (Portuguese: Palácio do Itamaraty) is the headquarters of the Ministry of External Relations of Brazil. It is located in the national capital of Brasília. More info visit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itamaraty_Palace Itamaraty Palace in Brazil Brazil Travel visit Brazil palácio do itamaraty visitação palácio do itamaraty brasília palácio do itamaraty rj portal consular do itamaraty palacio do itamaraty -
0:39Brasilia ITAMARATY Palace
Brasilia ITAMARATY PalaceBrasilia ITAMARATY Palace
Brasilia, the Brazilian capital. ITAMARATY palace designed by Oscar Niemeyer is a masterpiece of art and architecture. It's famous arches appear to float in a reflecting pool which has the "Meteor" a marble sculpture signifying and honoring all continents. The Foreign Ministry Palace, also known as Palace of the Arches, is the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil. All images by the Imperatore Brothers. This video is Free and Cultural to all ages. Enjoy it! Muito obrigado! Thank you! Brasília, a Capital Brasileira. Palácio ITAMARATY projetado por Oscar Niemeyer é uma obra prima de arte e arquitetura. Seus famosos arcos parecem flutuar num espelho d'água onde tem o "Meteoro" a escultura de mármore significando e homenageando todos os Continentes. O Palácio Itamaraty, também conhecido como Palácio dos Arcos, é a sede do Ministério de Relações Exteriores do Brasil. Brasilia, la capitale brésilienne. Palais ITAMARATY conçu par Oscar Niemeyer est un chef-d'œuvre de l'art et de l'architecture. Ses célèbres arches semblent flotter dans un miroir d'eau qui a le "Meteor", une sculpture en marbre signifiant et d'honorer tous les continents. Le ministère des Affaires étrangères Palais, aussi connu comme Palais des Arches, est le siège du ministère des Affaires étrangères du Brésil. -
19:34Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, from Itamaraty (Brazil), launching the campaign for Rio+20
Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, from Itamaraty (Brazil), launching the campaign for Rio+20Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, from Itamaraty (Brazil), launching the campaign for Rio+20
This Monday, November 28, 2011, the Rio+20's campaign "The Future We Want" was launched in Brazil. The event took place this morning at the Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro. Several national and international authorities attended the launch, opened to the public and the media. The speech of the Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, is available at the above video. Read the complete coverage of the event, in Portuguese, at http://www.onu.org.br/com-campanha-o-futuro-que-queremos-onu-convida-sociedade-civil-a-participar-da-rio20/ -
0:25Eu tocando Imagine no Palácio Itamaraty
Eu tocando Imagine no Palácio ItamaratyEu tocando Imagine no Palácio Itamaraty
Eu tocando Imagine, de John Lennon, no piano Steinway & Sons que há no Palácio do Itamaraty (Ministério das Relações Exteriores), em Brasilia - DF. Não era permitido tirar fotos ou filmar, mas nossa guia conseguiu filmar um pouco escondida hahahaha... Eu estava bem nervoso, então não ficou muito bom, mas, de qualquer forma, espero que gostem :D This video shows me playing John Lennon's Imagine in a Steinway & Sons, at the Itamaraty Palace (Ministry of External Relations), in Brasilia - DF. It wasn't allowed to take pictures or record movies, but our tour guide could record this video hahahaha... I was pretty nervous, so the video is not so good as it could be, but anyway I hope you enjoy it ;D -
4:08IV RioHarpFestival Itamaraty Palace
IV RioHarpFestival Itamaraty PalaceIV RioHarpFestival Itamaraty Palace
Before I say anything, I'll kindly ask you to rate. Thank you! While a lovely music plays, watch the walls and roof of "Salão Nobre" of Itamaraty Palace. "Palacio do Itamaraty" is the headquarters to the Brazilian Diplomatic staff, and it is located downtown in Rio de Janeiro. sorry for a bit shaking hands!
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Finance ministers of the Mercosur trade block meet
SHOTLIST 1. Tilt-down from palm trees to wide of facade of Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro 2. Wide of ministers of finance of Mercosur (South American trade pact) entering for meeting 3. Wide of meeting 4. Wide of meeting showing the Vice-Minister of Finance of Venezuela, Julio Viloria (wearing red neck-tie) 5. Pan of meeting 6. Wide of photo opportunity 7. Pan across Mercosur finance ministers during photo opportunity 8. Wide of Mercosur finance ministers sitting down for a news conference 9. Cutaway - pan over journalists to ministers 10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Minister of Finance: "There are studies going on - especially from the Central Banks of Argentina and Brazil - in the way to make possible tools for the commerce between those count... -
Chavez says reserves held in US bonds moved to Europe
APTN 1. Exterior of Itamaraty palace in Brasilia 2. Pan, wide shot of president's plenary meetings at Itamaraty palace 3. Medium shot representatives from south American countries at meeting Pool 4.SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela: "Lula, we have sold our federal savings bonds we had invested in the US and where have we transferred the funds? To Europe." 5. Brazilian president Ignacio Lula Da Silva listening to Chavez speech 6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela: "We had to transfer our international savings from US banks due to the threats made against us, the threats that the US has made against us are a serious issue. Not very long ago a very influential gentlemen, Pat Robertson, a very close friend of Mr. Bush (US President)... -
Finance ministers from Mercosur nations and Ecuador meet
1. Pan of Itamaraty Palace 2. Medium of same 3. Wide, finance ministers posing for photo 4. Pan of photo opportunity 5. Cutaway assembled media 6. Wide of meeting 7. Mid of Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister, speaking during meeting 8. Pan of meeting 9. Various, finance ministers at meeting 10. Venezuelan Finance Minister Rodrigo Cabez 11. Wide of meeting 12. Wide of building in Itamaraty Palace 13. Ministers entering news conference 14. Various of Mantega at press conference 15. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister: "We managed to overcome all the obstacles that were preventing this South American Bank from being founded. At this point, the idea of creating a South American Bank is close to becoming a reality." 16. Mid of pho... -
PRESIDENT VIDELA ON TOUR - NO SOUND
BRAZIL - Arrival of plane at Rio de Janeiro airport. Videla & Mrs.Videla alight. Presdt.Dutra greets the above. Dutra & Videla walk thru cheering crowds. Tickertape falling. At Itamaraty Palace, Dutra decorates Videla with Order of the Southern Cross. Videla and wife at watch horse race and he congratulates wife on picking winner. ARGENTINA - Presdt. Peron awaits arrival of Videla. Videla alights from plane greeted by Peron. At Government House, Peron introduces Videla to his cabinet members. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3f5f4f0a9d2b441d8ba90e5f052bed9c Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
Itamaraty Palace in Brazil, Brazil Travel,visit Brazil
Itamaraty Palace in Brazil The Itamaraty Palace (Portuguese: Palácio do Itamaraty) is the headquarters of the Ministry of External Relations of Brazil. It is located in the national capital of Brasília. More info visit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itamaraty_Palace Itamaraty Palace in Brazil Brazil Travel visit Brazil palácio do itamaraty visitação palácio do itamaraty brasília palácio do itamaraty rj portal consular do itamaraty palacio do itamaraty -
Brasilia ITAMARATY Palace
Brasilia, the Brazilian capital. ITAMARATY palace designed by Oscar Niemeyer is a masterpiece of art and architecture. It's famous arches appear to float in a reflecting pool which has the "Meteor" a marble sculpture signifying and honoring all continents. The Foreign Ministry Palace, also known as Palace of the Arches, is the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil. All images by the Imperatore Brothers. This video is Free and Cultural to all ages. Enjoy it! Muito obrigado! Thank you! Brasília, a Capital Brasileira. Palácio ITAMARATY projetado por Oscar Niemeyer é uma obra prima de arte e arquitetura. Seus famosos arcos parecem flutuar num espelho d'água onde tem o "Meteoro" a escultura de mármore significando e homenageando todos os Continentes. O Palácio Itamaraty, ta... -
Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, from Itamaraty (Brazil), launching the campaign for Rio+20
This Monday, November 28, 2011, the Rio+20's campaign "The Future We Want" was launched in Brazil. The event took place this morning at the Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro. Several national and international authorities attended the launch, opened to the public and the media. The speech of the Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, is available at the above video. Read the complete coverage of the event, in Portuguese, at http://www.onu.org.br/com-campanha-o-futuro-que-queremos-onu-convida-sociedade-civil-a-participar-da-rio20/ -
Eu tocando Imagine no Palácio Itamaraty
Eu tocando Imagine, de John Lennon, no piano Steinway & Sons que há no Palácio do Itamaraty (Ministério das Relações Exteriores), em Brasilia - DF. Não era permitido tirar fotos ou filmar, mas nossa guia conseguiu filmar um pouco escondida hahahaha... Eu estava bem nervoso, então não ficou muito bom, mas, de qualquer forma, espero que gostem :D This video shows me playing John Lennon's Imagine in a Steinway & Sons, at the Itamaraty Palace (Ministry of External Relations), in Brasilia - DF. It wasn't allowed to take pictures or record movies, but our tour guide could record this video hahahaha... I was pretty nervous, so the video is not so good as it could be, but anyway I hope you enjoy it ;D -
IV RioHarpFestival Itamaraty Palace
Before I say anything, I'll kindly ask you to rate. Thank you! While a lovely music plays, watch the walls and roof of "Salão Nobre" of Itamaraty Palace. "Palacio do Itamaraty" is the headquarters to the Brazilian Diplomatic staff, and it is located downtown in Rio de Janeiro. sorry for a bit shaking hands!
The 18th AMUN has begun!
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- Updated: 04 Aug 2015
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Finance ministers of the Mercosur trade block meet
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- Duration: 1:33
- Updated: 24 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Tilt-down from palm trees to wide of facade of Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro
2. Wide of ministers of finance of Mercosur (South American tra...
SHOTLIST
1. Tilt-down from palm trees to wide of facade of Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro
2. Wide of ministers of finance of Mercosur (South American trade pact) entering for meeting
3. Wide of meeting
4. Wide of meeting showing the Vice-Minister of Finance of Venezuela, Julio Viloria (wearing red neck-tie)
5. Pan of meeting
6. Wide of photo opportunity
7. Pan across Mercosur finance ministers during photo opportunity
8. Wide of Mercosur finance ministers sitting down for a news conference
9. Cutaway - pan over journalists to ministers
10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Minister of Finance:
"There are studies going on - especially from the Central Banks of Argentina and Brazil - in the way to make possible tools for the commerce between those countries initially, and afterwards the other Mercosur countries, to be done in local currency."
11. Set up shot of Felisa Miceli, Argentine Minister of Finance and Production
12. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felisa Miceli, Argentine Minister of Finance and Production
"We are thinking of this project as an optional project, volunteer, which in the first stage will be between Brazil and Argentina, fundamentally, and after that the rest of the countries or simultaneously, if they want."
13. Wide of finance ministers leaving the Itamaraty Palace after the meeting
STORYLINE:
South American trade bloc Mercosur is to ask the International Monetary Fund to create a special credit line for countries in economic crisis that wouldn't require economic adjustment measures.
Finance ministers from the six Mercosur countries decided on the proposal came during a meeting at the Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro on Friday.
The proposal will be put to the next IMF Assembly in Singapore later this month.
Felisa Miceli, Argentina's Finance Minister, also proposed modifications in the organisation to allow emerging countries to have a bigger representation within the IMF.
Brazil has now the "pro-tempore" presidency of the trade bloc and one of the main points of discussion of the meeting was the agreement between Brazil and Argentina to negotiate commerce between the two countries in local currencies instead of using the US dollar.
At a news conference, the Brazilian Minister of Finance, Guido Mantega, said plans to change the payment system for bilateral commerce between Brazil and Argentina would be presented to the next Mercosur Summit of Heads of State, set for December 15 in Brazil.
Miceli said other Mercosur countries were welcome to participate after the first stage between Brazil and Argentina.
Commerce between Brazil and Argentina accounts for about 80 percent of the Mercosur bloc's total commerce.
Discussions also focussed on improved integration between regional economies and the sustainable development of the respective economies.
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SHOTLIST
1. Tilt-down from palm trees to wide of facade of Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro
2. Wide of ministers of finance of Mercosur (South American trade pact) entering for meeting
3. Wide of meeting
4. Wide of meeting showing the Vice-Minister of Finance of Venezuela, Julio Viloria (wearing red neck-tie)
5. Pan of meeting
6. Wide of photo opportunity
7. Pan across Mercosur finance ministers during photo opportunity
8. Wide of Mercosur finance ministers sitting down for a news conference
9. Cutaway - pan over journalists to ministers
10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Minister of Finance:
"There are studies going on - especially from the Central Banks of Argentina and Brazil - in the way to make possible tools for the commerce between those countries initially, and afterwards the other Mercosur countries, to be done in local currency."
11. Set up shot of Felisa Miceli, Argentine Minister of Finance and Production
12. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Felisa Miceli, Argentine Minister of Finance and Production
"We are thinking of this project as an optional project, volunteer, which in the first stage will be between Brazil and Argentina, fundamentally, and after that the rest of the countries or simultaneously, if they want."
13. Wide of finance ministers leaving the Itamaraty Palace after the meeting
STORYLINE:
South American trade bloc Mercosur is to ask the International Monetary Fund to create a special credit line for countries in economic crisis that wouldn't require economic adjustment measures.
Finance ministers from the six Mercosur countries decided on the proposal came during a meeting at the Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro on Friday.
The proposal will be put to the next IMF Assembly in Singapore later this month.
Felisa Miceli, Argentina's Finance Minister, also proposed modifications in the organisation to allow emerging countries to have a bigger representation within the IMF.
Brazil has now the "pro-tempore" presidency of the trade bloc and one of the main points of discussion of the meeting was the agreement between Brazil and Argentina to negotiate commerce between the two countries in local currencies instead of using the US dollar.
At a news conference, the Brazilian Minister of Finance, Guido Mantega, said plans to change the payment system for bilateral commerce between Brazil and Argentina would be presented to the next Mercosur Summit of Heads of State, set for December 15 in Brazil.
Miceli said other Mercosur countries were welcome to participate after the first stage between Brazil and Argentina.
Commerce between Brazil and Argentina accounts for about 80 percent of the Mercosur bloc's total commerce.
Discussions also focussed on improved integration between regional economies and the sustainable development of the respective economies.
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- published: 24 Jul 2015
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Chavez says reserves held in US bonds moved to Europe
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- Duration: 1:13
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Exterior of Itamaraty palace in Brasilia
2. Pan, wide shot of president's plenary meetings at Itamaraty palace
3. Medium shot representatives from ...
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1. Exterior of Itamaraty palace in Brasilia
2. Pan, wide shot of president's plenary meetings at Itamaraty palace
3. Medium shot representatives from south American countries at meeting
Pool
4.SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela:
"Lula, we have sold our federal savings bonds we had invested in the US and where have we transferred the funds? To Europe."
5. Brazilian president Ignacio Lula Da Silva listening to Chavez speech
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela:
"We had to transfer our international savings from US banks due to the threats made against us, the threats that the US has made against us are a serious issue. Not very long ago a very influential gentlemen, Pat Robertson, a very close friend of Mr. Bush (US President), said publicly that I should be killed."
7. Medium shot of people listening to speech
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8. Chavez talking to other people at the end of plenary meetings
STORYLINE:
Venezuela has removed Central Bank reserves once held as U.S. Treasury bonds and moved the funds to Europe and other countries, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Friday.
Chavez, speaking to reporters at the end of a South American summit in Brazil, did not say how much had been transferred.
Venezuela changed international reserves because of "threats from the US government," Chavez said.
Chavez added that a man he claimed was good friends with US President George Bush, Pat Robertson, said publicly that Chavez should be killed.
Venezuela could decide to put some of its foreign reserves into a proposed South American development bank, according to Chavez.
He said that Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva had expressed interest in the idea.
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1. Exterior of Itamaraty palace in Brasilia
2. Pan, wide shot of president's plenary meetings at Itamaraty palace
3. Medium shot representatives from south American countries at meeting
Pool
4.SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela:
"Lula, we have sold our federal savings bonds we had invested in the US and where have we transferred the funds? To Europe."
5. Brazilian president Ignacio Lula Da Silva listening to Chavez speech
6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Hugo Chavez, President of Venezuela:
"We had to transfer our international savings from US banks due to the threats made against us, the threats that the US has made against us are a serious issue. Not very long ago a very influential gentlemen, Pat Robertson, a very close friend of Mr. Bush (US President), said publicly that I should be killed."
7. Medium shot of people listening to speech
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8. Chavez talking to other people at the end of plenary meetings
STORYLINE:
Venezuela has removed Central Bank reserves once held as U.S. Treasury bonds and moved the funds to Europe and other countries, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Friday.
Chavez, speaking to reporters at the end of a South American summit in Brazil, did not say how much had been transferred.
Venezuela changed international reserves because of "threats from the US government," Chavez said.
Chavez added that a man he claimed was good friends with US President George Bush, Pat Robertson, said publicly that Chavez should be killed.
Venezuela could decide to put some of its foreign reserves into a proposed South American development bank, according to Chavez.
He said that Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva had expressed interest in the idea.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Finance ministers from Mercosur nations and Ecuador meet
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- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Pan of Itamaraty Palace
2. Medium of same
3. Wide, finance ministers posing for photo
4. Pan of photo opportunity
5. Cutaway assembled media
6. Wide...
1. Pan of Itamaraty Palace
2. Medium of same
3. Wide, finance ministers posing for photo
4. Pan of photo opportunity
5. Cutaway assembled media
6. Wide of meeting
7. Mid of Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister, speaking during meeting
8. Pan of meeting
9. Various, finance ministers at meeting
10. Venezuelan Finance Minister Rodrigo Cabez
11. Wide of meeting
12. Wide of building in Itamaraty Palace
13. Ministers entering news conference
14. Various of Mantega at press conference
15. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister:
"We managed to overcome all the obstacles that were preventing this South American Bank from being founded. At this point, the idea of creating a South American Bank is close to becoming a reality."
16. Mid of photographer
17. Mid of news conference
18. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Rodrigo Cabezas, Venezuelan Finance Minister:
"This bank was not conceived in order to oppose anyone. It was conceived in order to favour South America and its people. It was conceived, of course, in an effort to build a new financial architecture that will foster a different relationship between the bank and its capacity to finance the people."
19. Wide of press conference
STORYLINE:
Finance ministers from seven South American countries set a deadline on Monday for the establishment of a new regional bank, a multinational funding institute with similar functions as the International Development Bank.
The new 'Banco del Sur' will be set up in Caracas, Venezuela, on 3 November, 2007, subject to presidential approval from all member countries.
The announcement came from a meeting of the Mercosur (Mercado Comun Sudamericano - Common Market of South America) finance ministers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Monday.
The bank is a special project of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who has been promoting it as an alternative to the International Monetary Fund.
"We can now say that the Bank of the South is about to become reality," Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega told reporters at the end of the meeting.
He said that many obstacles had been overcome but much remains to be done, including decisions on how much each country will contribute to the bank and details as to the financial structure of the institute.
Venezuela's Rodrigo Cabezas told his opposite numbers "This is not a bank of one country or of one president. The bank is not against anything or anyone. It is in favour of the people of South America."
The bank will lend money for projects that foster regional development at interest rates similar to those charged by other multilateral institutions, Mantega said.
He said the finance ministers of each country will sit on the new bank's administrative council and that each country will have one vote.
The project was agreed by finance ministers from Brazil, Venezuela, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina and Ecuador.
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1. Pan of Itamaraty Palace
2. Medium of same
3. Wide, finance ministers posing for photo
4. Pan of photo opportunity
5. Cutaway assembled media
6. Wide of meeting
7. Mid of Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister, speaking during meeting
8. Pan of meeting
9. Various, finance ministers at meeting
10. Venezuelan Finance Minister Rodrigo Cabez
11. Wide of meeting
12. Wide of building in Itamaraty Palace
13. Ministers entering news conference
14. Various of Mantega at press conference
15. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Guido Mantega, Brazilian Finance Minister:
"We managed to overcome all the obstacles that were preventing this South American Bank from being founded. At this point, the idea of creating a South American Bank is close to becoming a reality."
16. Mid of photographer
17. Mid of news conference
18. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Rodrigo Cabezas, Venezuelan Finance Minister:
"This bank was not conceived in order to oppose anyone. It was conceived in order to favour South America and its people. It was conceived, of course, in an effort to build a new financial architecture that will foster a different relationship between the bank and its capacity to finance the people."
19. Wide of press conference
STORYLINE:
Finance ministers from seven South American countries set a deadline on Monday for the establishment of a new regional bank, a multinational funding institute with similar functions as the International Development Bank.
The new 'Banco del Sur' will be set up in Caracas, Venezuela, on 3 November, 2007, subject to presidential approval from all member countries.
The announcement came from a meeting of the Mercosur (Mercado Comun Sudamericano - Common Market of South America) finance ministers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Monday.
The bank is a special project of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who has been promoting it as an alternative to the International Monetary Fund.
"We can now say that the Bank of the South is about to become reality," Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega told reporters at the end of the meeting.
He said that many obstacles had been overcome but much remains to be done, including decisions on how much each country will contribute to the bank and details as to the financial structure of the institute.
Venezuela's Rodrigo Cabezas told his opposite numbers "This is not a bank of one country or of one president. The bank is not against anything or anyone. It is in favour of the people of South America."
The bank will lend money for projects that foster regional development at interest rates similar to those charged by other multilateral institutions, Mantega said.
He said the finance ministers of each country will sit on the new bank's administrative council and that each country will have one vote.
The project was agreed by finance ministers from Brazil, Venezuela, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina and Ecuador.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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PRESIDENT VIDELA ON TOUR - NO SOUND
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- Duration: 2:19
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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BRAZIL - Arrival of plane at Rio de Janeiro airport. Videla & Mrs.Videla alight. Presdt.Dutra greets the above. Dutra & Videla walk thru cheering crowds. Ticker...
BRAZIL - Arrival of plane at Rio de Janeiro airport. Videla & Mrs.Videla alight. Presdt.Dutra greets the above. Dutra & Videla walk thru cheering crowds. Tickertape falling. At Itamaraty Palace, Dutra decorates Videla with Order of the Southern Cross. Videla and wife at watch horse race and he congratulates wife on picking winner. ARGENTINA - Presdt. Peron awaits arrival of Videla. Videla alights from plane greeted by Peron. At Government House, Peron introduces Videla to his cabinet members.
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BRAZIL - Arrival of plane at Rio de Janeiro airport. Videla & Mrs.Videla alight. Presdt.Dutra greets the above. Dutra & Videla walk thru cheering crowds. Tickertape falling. At Itamaraty Palace, Dutra decorates Videla with Order of the Southern Cross. Videla and wife at watch horse race and he congratulates wife on picking winner. ARGENTINA - Presdt. Peron awaits arrival of Videla. Videla alights from plane greeted by Peron. At Government House, Peron introduces Videla to his cabinet members.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Itamaraty Palace in Brazil, Brazil Travel,visit Brazil
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- Duration: 1:11
- Updated: 30 May 2014
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Itamaraty Palace in Brazil
The Itamaraty Palace (Portuguese: Palácio do Itamaraty) is the headquarters of the Ministry of External Relations of Brazil. It is l...
Itamaraty Palace in Brazil
The Itamaraty Palace (Portuguese: Palácio do Itamaraty) is the headquarters of the Ministry of External Relations of Brazil. It is located in the national capital of Brasília. More info visit:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itamaraty_Palace
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Itamaraty Palace in Brazil
The Itamaraty Palace (Portuguese: Palácio do Itamaraty) is the headquarters of the Ministry of External Relations of Brazil. It is located in the national capital of Brasília. More info visit:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itamaraty_Palace
Itamaraty Palace in Brazil
Brazil Travel
visit Brazil
palácio do itamaraty visitação
palácio do itamaraty brasília
palácio do itamaraty rj
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- published: 30 May 2014
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Brasilia ITAMARATY Palace
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Brasilia, the Brazilian capital. ITAMARATY palace designed by Oscar Niemeyer is a masterpiece of art and architecture. It's famous arches appear to float in a r...
Brasilia, the Brazilian capital. ITAMARATY palace designed by Oscar Niemeyer is a masterpiece of art and architecture. It's famous arches appear to float in a reflecting pool which has the "Meteor" a marble sculpture signifying and honoring all continents. The Foreign Ministry Palace, also known as Palace of the Arches, is the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil. All images by the Imperatore Brothers. This video is Free and Cultural to all ages. Enjoy it! Muito obrigado! Thank you!
Brasília, a Capital Brasileira. Palácio ITAMARATY projetado por Oscar Niemeyer é uma obra prima de arte e arquitetura. Seus famosos arcos parecem flutuar num espelho d'água onde tem o "Meteoro" a escultura de mármore significando e homenageando todos os Continentes. O Palácio Itamaraty, também conhecido como Palácio dos Arcos, é a sede do Ministério de Relações Exteriores do Brasil.
Brasilia, la capitale brésilienne. Palais ITAMARATY conçu par Oscar Niemeyer est un chef-d'œuvre de l'art et de l'architecture. Ses célèbres arches semblent flotter dans un miroir d'eau qui a le "Meteor", une sculpture en marbre signifiant et d'honorer tous les continents. Le ministère des Affaires étrangères Palais, aussi connu comme Palais des Arches, est le siège du ministère des Affaires étrangères du Brésil.
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Brasilia, the Brazilian capital. ITAMARATY palace designed by Oscar Niemeyer is a masterpiece of art and architecture. It's famous arches appear to float in a reflecting pool which has the "Meteor" a marble sculpture signifying and honoring all continents. The Foreign Ministry Palace, also known as Palace of the Arches, is the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil. All images by the Imperatore Brothers. This video is Free and Cultural to all ages. Enjoy it! Muito obrigado! Thank you!
Brasília, a Capital Brasileira. Palácio ITAMARATY projetado por Oscar Niemeyer é uma obra prima de arte e arquitetura. Seus famosos arcos parecem flutuar num espelho d'água onde tem o "Meteoro" a escultura de mármore significando e homenageando todos os Continentes. O Palácio Itamaraty, também conhecido como Palácio dos Arcos, é a sede do Ministério de Relações Exteriores do Brasil.
Brasilia, la capitale brésilienne. Palais ITAMARATY conçu par Oscar Niemeyer est un chef-d'œuvre de l'art et de l'architecture. Ses célèbres arches semblent flotter dans un miroir d'eau qui a le "Meteor", une sculpture en marbre signifiant et d'honorer tous les continents. Le ministère des Affaires étrangères Palais, aussi connu comme Palais des Arches, est le siège du ministère des Affaires étrangères du Brésil.
- published: 18 Jan 2014
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Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, from Itamaraty (Brazil), launching the campaign for Rio+20
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- Duration: 19:34
- Updated: 28 Nov 2011
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This Monday, November 28, 2011, the Rio+20's campaign "The Future We Want" was launched in Brazil. The event took place this morning at the Itamaraty Palace in ...
This Monday, November 28, 2011, the Rio+20's campaign "The Future We Want" was launched in Brazil. The event took place this morning at the Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro. Several national and international authorities attended the launch, opened to the public and the media.
The speech of the Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, is available at the above video.
Read the complete coverage of the event, in Portuguese, at http://www.onu.org.br/com-campanha-o-futuro-que-queremos-onu-convida-sociedade-civil-a-participar-da-rio20/
wn.com/Ambassador Tovar Da Silva Nunes, From Itamaraty (Brazil), Launching The Campaign For Rio 20
This Monday, November 28, 2011, the Rio+20's campaign "The Future We Want" was launched in Brazil. The event took place this morning at the Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro. Several national and international authorities attended the launch, opened to the public and the media.
The speech of the Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil, Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, is available at the above video.
Read the complete coverage of the event, in Portuguese, at http://www.onu.org.br/com-campanha-o-futuro-que-queremos-onu-convida-sociedade-civil-a-participar-da-rio20/
- published: 28 Nov 2011
- views: 391
Eu tocando Imagine no Palácio Itamaraty
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- Duration: 0:25
- Updated: 19 Jun 2010
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Eu tocando Imagine, de John Lennon, no piano Steinway & Sons que há no Palácio do Itamaraty (Ministério das Relações Exteriores), em Brasilia - DF. Não era perm...
Eu tocando Imagine, de John Lennon, no piano Steinway & Sons que há no Palácio do Itamaraty (Ministério das Relações Exteriores), em Brasilia - DF. Não era permitido tirar fotos ou filmar, mas nossa guia conseguiu filmar um pouco escondida hahahaha... Eu estava bem nervoso, então não ficou muito bom, mas, de qualquer forma, espero que gostem :D
This video shows me playing John Lennon's Imagine in a Steinway & Sons, at the Itamaraty Palace (Ministry of External Relations), in Brasilia - DF. It wasn't allowed to take pictures or record movies, but our tour guide could record this video hahahaha... I was pretty nervous, so the video is not so good as it could be, but anyway I hope you enjoy it ;D
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Eu tocando Imagine, de John Lennon, no piano Steinway & Sons que há no Palácio do Itamaraty (Ministério das Relações Exteriores), em Brasilia - DF. Não era permitido tirar fotos ou filmar, mas nossa guia conseguiu filmar um pouco escondida hahahaha... Eu estava bem nervoso, então não ficou muito bom, mas, de qualquer forma, espero que gostem :D
This video shows me playing John Lennon's Imagine in a Steinway & Sons, at the Itamaraty Palace (Ministry of External Relations), in Brasilia - DF. It wasn't allowed to take pictures or record movies, but our tour guide could record this video hahahaha... I was pretty nervous, so the video is not so good as it could be, but anyway I hope you enjoy it ;D
- published: 19 Jun 2010
- views: 477
IV RioHarpFestival Itamaraty Palace
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- Duration: 4:08
- Updated: 01 May 2009
- views: 145
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While a lovely music plays, watch the walls and roof of "Salão Nobre" of Itamaraty Palace.
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Before I say anything, I'll kindly ask you to rate. Thank you!
While a lovely music plays, watch the walls and roof of "Salão Nobre" of Itamaraty Palace.
"Palacio do Itamaraty" is the headquarters to the Brazilian Diplomatic staff, and it is located downtown
in Rio de Janeiro.
sorry for a bit shaking hands!
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Before I say anything, I'll kindly ask you to rate. Thank you!
While a lovely music plays, watch the walls and roof of "Salão Nobre" of Itamaraty Palace.
"Palacio do Itamaraty" is the headquarters to the Brazilian Diplomatic staff, and it is located downtown
in Rio de Janeiro.
sorry for a bit shaking hands!
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The 18th AMUN has begun!
Last night we had our Opening Ceremony at Itamaraty Palace!
published: 04 Aug 2015
The 18th AMUN has begun!
The 18th AMUN has begun!
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Finance ministers of the Mercosur trade block meet
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1. Tilt-down from palm trees to wide of facade of Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Jan...
published: 24 Jul 2015
Finance ministers of the Mercosur trade block meet
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Chavez says reserves held in US bonds moved to Europe
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Chavez says reserves held in US bonds moved to Europe
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Finance ministers from Mercosur nations and Ecuador meet
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published: 21 Jul 2015
Finance ministers from Mercosur nations and Ecuador meet
Finance ministers from Mercosur nations and Ecuador meet
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PRESIDENT VIDELA ON TOUR - NO SOUND
BRAZIL - Arrival of plane at Rio de Janeiro airport. Videla & Mrs.Videla alight. Presdt.Du...
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PRESIDENT VIDELA ON TOUR - NO SOUND
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Itamaraty Palace in Brazil, Brazil Travel,visit Brazil
Itamaraty Palace in Brazil
The Itamaraty Palace (Portuguese: Palácio do Itamaraty) is the...
published: 30 May 2014
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Brasilia ITAMARATY Palace
Brasilia, the Brazilian capital. ITAMARATY palace designed by Oscar Niemeyer is a masterpi...
published: 18 Jan 2014
Brasilia ITAMARATY Palace
Brasilia ITAMARATY Palace
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Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, from Itamaraty (Brazil), launching the campaign for Rio+20
This Monday, November 28, 2011, the Rio+20's campaign "The Future We Want" was launched in...
published: 28 Nov 2011
Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, from Itamaraty (Brazil), launching the campaign for Rio+20
Ambassador Tovar da Silva Nunes, from Itamaraty (Brazil), launching the campaign for Rio+20
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Eu tocando Imagine no Palácio Itamaraty
Eu tocando Imagine, de John Lennon, no piano Steinway & Sons que há no Palácio do Itamarat...
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Eu tocando Imagine no Palácio Itamaraty
Eu tocando Imagine no Palácio Itamaraty
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IV RioHarpFestival Itamaraty Palace
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IV RioHarpFestival Itamaraty Palace
IV RioHarpFestival Itamaraty Palace
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The queen's comments, made Tuesday at a palace garden party, were captured by the palace's official cameraman ... Queen Elizabeth II has been overheard on video describing Chinese officials as "very rude to the ambassador" in a conversation with a senior police officer at a Buckingham Palace event ... The incident, recorded by the palace's official ......
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LONDON — Queen Elizabeth II has been overheard on video calling Chinese officials "very rude" in a conversation with a senior police officer at a Buckingham Palace event ... Both the Metropolitan police and the palace refused to comment on what they described as private conversations. The palace stressed that Xi's visit had been "extremely successful." ... The queen gave Xi and his wife a personal tour of the Royal Collection at the palace....
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LONDON (AP) — Queen Elizabeth II has been overheard on video calling Chinese officials "very rude" in a conversation with a senior police officer at a Buckingham Palace event ... Both the Metropolitan police and the palace refused to comment on what they described as private conversations. The palace stressed that Xi's visit had been "extremely successful."....
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Queen Elizabeth II has been overheard on video describing Chinese officials as “very rude to the ambassador” in a conversation with a senior police officer at a Buckingham Palace event celebrating her birthday ... The remarks were recorded as the queen greeted guests in the gardens of Buckingham Palace at the 90th birthday event....
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