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To: SOROS who started this subject	9/23/2004 11:38:13 PM
From: TigerPaw	of 89467

Expanding the axis of evil. story.news.yahoo.com Brazil has emphasized that its commitment to an international treaty meant to stop the spread of nuclear weapons may not be open-ended, and it continues to resist giving U.N. inspectors access to its technology that can make such weapons, diplomats said Thursday. The government confirmed in June that IAEA inspectors were denied access in February and March to centrifuges at the facility in Resende, about 60 miles southwest of Rio de Janeiro. Citing the need to protect industrial secrets, Brazil said the centrifuges were, and will remain, off-limits for visual inspection. The centrifuges are used to enrich uranium so it can be used for fuel in nuclear reactors — and potentially in bombs. Brazil, which has the world's sixth-largest uranium reserve, has said it hopes to enrich enough uranium to run three nuclear plants by 2014. <font color=blue>It seems the only country that didn't have an active nuclear program was Iraq</font> TP

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