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To: TobagoJack who wrote (69003)	12/3/2010 6:07:28 AM
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Araujo says it's important that the people funding WikiLeaks be tracked down. "We need to know who finances WikiLeaks. If these guys think they are doing a service, I personally disagree," he said. Brazilian Minister-Counselor: WikiLeaks Poses No Threat to U.S.-Brazil Relations The Brazilian diplomat said U.S.-Brazilian relations are strong and have been from their inception. "From our point of view, the United States and Brazil see eye-to-eye," said Araujo, who noted that the U.S. was the first country to establish a consulate in Brazil in 1808. virginia.edu