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	Bill Cardoso; journalist helped define Hunter Thompson image - The Boston Globe
		Cardoso, a former editor of The Boston Globe Sunday Magazine who went on to write richly evocative articles for publications such as Esquire, Rolling Stone, Crawdaddy, and Ramparts, died of heart failure Feb. 26 at his home in Kelseyville, Calif. He was 68 and even though he lived most of his life in California, Mr.
		Cardoso's father was an immigrant, born to an aristocratic family in Portugal; his mother was from New Bedford and was of Portuguese descent.
		Cardoso was a good athlete and stayed passionate about sports throughout his life, cheering for the Red Sox and the Patriots from afar, said his one surviving brother, Gilbert, of Centerville.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/obituaries/articles/2006/03/15/bill_cardoso_journalist_helped_define_hunter_thompson_image (1078 words)

	anaba: The Origin of Gonzo
		That occured in the presence of Bill and Suzy Cardoso, Jim Silin, Brian and Patty Dreher.
		Cardoso later convinced Paul Szep to use it as a caption in a Globe cartoon and the Gonzo wars were off and running.
		Cardoso claimed it was a corruption of the French Canadian word "gonzeaux" which means "shining path".
	anaba.blogspot.com /2005/02/origin-of-gonzo.html (485 words)

	Bill Cardoso -- journalist who coined the word 'Gonzo'
		Cardoso's heyday was in the late 1960s through mid-'70s, a wild and woolly period in America's social and political history that was often best captured by a wild and woolly reporting and writing style.
		Cardoso was one of the few journalists of the period with enough writing talent, insight and cynicism to be deemed a successful practitioner of the genre.
		Cardoso was the political reporter for the Boston Globe, according to the book's editor, and he introduced himself to Thompson by saying: "Hey, you're the cat who wrote the Hells Angels book." The two men then reportedly shared a joint, and a friendship began.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/03/05/BAGFOHIRT21.DTL (1143 words)

	Hullabaloo
		Bill will be memorialized this week as guy who coined "gonzo" to describe a 1968 article he had assigned Hunter Thompson to write for him at the Boston Globe Sunday Magazine on Nixon's primary campaign in New Hampshire, but I remember him for other reasons, beginning with the way he left us.
		Bill was already in the bathroom, staking his territory by laying out the contents of his Dopp Kit on the sink and checking his "coif" (that's what he always called his curly Portuguese locks...his "coif"), so I opened the door.
		Cardoso had the CITY car stashed in a garage in Daly City, and we drove over there with a recorder and taped a message from the car in the style of the dispatches issued by the SLA.
	digbysblog.blogspot.com /2006/03/guest-post-deadbeat-hipster-journo.html (2465 words)

	NotiSur - Latin American Political Affairs; January 6, 1995
		Cardoso asked for "the wisdom to govern, a firm will to act, the persistence to control ambition, the courage to fight injustice, and the perseverance to overcome difficulties." The ceremony, held in Brasilia's Roman Catholic cathedral, was led by representatives of the Catholic, Jewish, and Anglican churches.
		Cardoso's new minister of justice, Nelson Jobim, is preparing the bill for congressional consideration.
		Cardoso is expected to have the support of 360 deputies--70% of the lower house--and 64 senators, equivalent to 74% of the Senate.
	ssdc.ucsd.edu /news/notisur/h95/notisur.19950106.html (2299 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Cardoso,
		The president's news conference with President Cardoso of Brazil.
		Remarks at a reception with President Fernando Cardoso of Brazil in Brasilia.
		Cardoso, a former editor of The Boston Globe...
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Cardoso, (1175 words)

	D/S Bill - Norwegian Merchant Fleet 1939-1945
		Bill rescued 31 men from the torpedoed Norwegian M/S L. Christensen on June 10-1942 and landed them in Bermuda on the 12th.
		On the day of the sinking, (the gunner gives the date as Sunday July 27 - the article was written 36 years after the war - it might also be a simple misprint in the book) she was about 400 miles northeast of Trinidad where they were headed for bunkers.
		Bill was now vertical in the water and as she sank the line to the steam whistle tightened, howling a sad goodbye to them.
	www.warsailors.com /singleships/bill.html (1332 words)

	Making the Poor Foot the Bill — IMF Policies and the Looting of Brazil - Global Policy Forum - Social and Economic ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In timing and intention, the bailout is virtually a repeat performance of the IMF loan of $41.5bn in November 1998, which preceded the economic crash of January 1999.
		This paper points out that the new IMF bailout has also been strategically timed to influence the electoral process, and that once again the outcome will be the salvaging of the assets of rich creditors at the expense of the poor of Brazil.
		Cardoso's 1994 Plano Real pegged the real to the dollar, and was entirely founded on principles that prioritised creditor interests.
	www.globalpolicy.org /socecon/ffd/debt/2002/1015foot.htm (2621 words)

	Brazil - Brasil - BRAZZIL - Presidente Cardoso Shines in Paris - Brazilian Diplomacy - November 2001
		According to Cardoso, while the Americans are right to react against terrorism, they should be as equally determined to confront the problems of conflict, instability and inequality.
		Compared with the eloquence and grandeur of the Cardoso visit, Lula's trip was a disaster highlighted by comments which implied that Lula supported the agricultural protectionism practiced by France and the European Union.
		While Cardoso was still basking in the acclaim Lula was trying to forge a local alliance with a former PMDB state governor of São Paulo who has been accused of corruption.
	www.brazil-brasil.com /pages/p07nov01.htm (1295 words)

	Fernando Henrique Cardoso: Reinventing Democracy in Brazil Review and price (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cardoso's 1969 book, "Dependency and Development in Latin America", was a seminal work that established his reputation as a world-class sociologist.
		Cardoso is a sociologist and a politician, just as Bill Clinton is a lawyer and a politician.
		Cardoso's politics were rather leftist as late as the eighties.
	www.wi-fitechnology.com /Wi-Fi-Products-1555878318.html (1243 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Books: The Accidental President of Brazil, by Fernando Cardoso, Hardcover
		Cardoso also amended the Constitution to be re-elected for a second term by using non-republican means (in 1997, a lower house member confessed receiving payment to vote for the constitutional amendment of Cardoso’s re-election).
		Cardoso offers a brief review of his administration's major economic and social achievements (cumulatively, these reforms eroded his domestic popularity), but surprisingly, he says rather little about foreign policy, other than to express profound admiration for Bill Clinton and distaste for George W. Bush.
		Cardoso describes how the lives of all Brazilians, regardless of wealth and political affiliation, were undoubtedly impacted by the country's recent history.
	search.barnesandnoble.com /booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=1586483242&itm=1 (2135 words)

	History of Brazil
		The Cardoso government found itself at odds with the Roman Catholic Church in the first half of 1997 as a result of President Cardoso's complaint to Pope John Paul II in February that Brazilian priests and bishops were actively abetting MST-organized land invasions.
		Cardoso's government sought to circumvent the corruption-ridden state and federal cronies by transferring most of the responsibility and funding of health, schools, and infrastructure to municipal authorities.
		Cardoso also sees a need for Brazil to develop alliances, coalitions, and partnerships on a global level, as distinct from a merely hemispheric level, be it with Asia, Europe, Africa, or the Middle East.
	worldfacts.us /Brazil-history-2.htm (10798 words)

	Bill Cardoso, writer who coined the term 'gonzo,' dead at 68 - Boston.com
		Bill Cardoso, a writer who coined the term "gonzo" to describe the frenetic participatory journalism practiced by contemporary Hunter S. Thompson, has died.
		Cardoso died Feb. 26 of cardiac arrest at his home in Kelseyville, about 80 miles northeast of San Francisco, according to his longtime companion, Mary Miles Ryan.
		Born in Boston, Cardoso began his journalism career as a sports writer for the Medford Mercury in the 1950s while a student at Boston University.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2006/03/12/bill_cardoso_writer_who_coined_the_term_gonzo_dead_at_68?mode=PF (340 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Accidental President of Brazil: A Memoir: Books: Fernando Henrique Cardoso,Bill Clinton (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cardoso, who served as Brazil's Finance Minister in the early 1990's and then president from 1995 to 2002, shows in his first-rate memoir how far his country has traveled in the 125 years since Emperor Dom Pedro.
		Cardoso appears, by virtue of being a third-generation politician raised in an upper-middle-class household, to have been minted for the presidency.
		And while Cardoso's family history would seem to have predisposed him to the role of public man, his story is that of a maverick whose curious mind and love for his country helped bring Brazil into the 21st Century as a formidable economic and political power.
	www.amazon.ca /Accidental-President-Brazil-Memoir/dp/1586483242 (597 words)

	Biotechnology and Development Monitor, No. 27, p. 21-22.
		A few other bills are being discussed as well, such as the Cultivar Bill, a bill concerning the establishment of a National System of Conservation Units, the proposed legislation regarding a National System of Management of Water Resources and River Basins, and the Statute of Indigenous Societies.
		Although most of these bills were already proposed to the Congress before 1996, in the first half of this year the prospects of concrete legislation increased.
		The proposed bill is an attempt to implement parts of the CBD, and is inspired by the Colombian Proposal on the Regulation of the Protection, Conservation and Use of Biological Diversity and Genetic Resources, which deals with the complex issue of adapting the Colombian national law to the CBD.
	www.biotech-monitor.nl /2710.htm (1630 words)

	AllPolitics - FDCH Transcript - Oct. 14, 1997
		CARDOSO (THROUGH TRANSLATOR): The President of the United States of America, William Clinton, ladies and gentlemen, may I say to you first what a pleasure it is, Mr.
		Cardoso and the representatives of your government for the warm welcome you have given to us, including our very large delegation of senior members of our administration, a big percentage of our Cabinet and the distinguished delegation from Congress.
		President Cardoso said two years ago when he visited me at the White House, and I quote, "The vocation of Brazil and the United States is to stand together." I believe we stand together today as never before.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1997/10/14/fdch/clinton (7316 words)

	bookofjoe: Bill Cardoso — the man who invented the word 'gonzo' — is dead
		Cardoso worked for many newspapers, wire services and magazines, establishing a reputation as a careful but hardly prolific writer and a jolly companion.
		William Joseph Cardoso, a son of a fire chief, was born in Boston on Sept. 24, 1937.
		Cardoso is survived by his daughter, Linda Cardoso of Los Angeles, and his brother, Gilbert, who lives near Boston.
	www.bookofjoe.com /2006/03/the_origin_of_g.html (743 words)

	Anti-Slavery - Submissions 1998- Brazil
		One of the proposed bills was intended to prevent slave labour and to punish those who exploit slave labourers.
		What the Bill does not provide for, however, is substantial extra punishment for those who exploit slave or bonded labour.
		President Cardoso's Bill was approved by the Lower Chamber of the National Congress last December and is awaiting ratification in the Senate.
	www.antislavery.org /archive/submission/submission1998-01Brazil.htm (1804 words)

	English Section/Brazil This Week (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cardoso justified his new position by saying that the government has been trying different means of fighting poverty and emphasized the government's social programs like the Minimum Wage project, in which poor families that agree to maintain their children in school, receive financial help.
		According to President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, the bill was submitted by himself 10 years ago.
		Nevertheless, President Cardoso's final opinion of not carrying through in Congress the new fortune taxation may be explained by the pressure carried by public opinion and the opposition.
	txt.estado.com.br /english/newweek/new990727.html (2679 words)

	Brazil details drastic ways to cut deficit
		The first details of a new tax bill emerged yesterday, in the trickle-down style Cardoso has used to appease the demand for news of reforms.
		The revamped tax bill is a crucial part of Brazil's effort to reduce its huge budget deficit of nearly $65 million, or about 7 percent of gross domestic product.
		The bill will be presented to Brazil's congress on Oct. 27, said federal congressmen Mussa Demes and Benito Gama, government allies in the Chamber of Deputies.
	www.recordonline.com /1998/10/15/japaneco.htm (209 words)

	World Hum \| Travel \| R.I.P. Bill Cardoso, the Writer Who Gave Us “Gonzo”
		The article was, Cardoso wrote in a note to Thompson, “pure gonzo.”; Thompson grabbed the word “like a hungry dog and ran with it,” remarked his friend, artist Ralph Steadman.
		Cardoso’s origins were Portuguese, but he never pinned “gonzo”; on that heritage.
		According to the obit, Cardoso was “an elegant stylist whose work appeared in such publications as the Boston Globe, Rolling Stone, Ramparts and Esquire.” He was 68 when he died Feb. 26 of cardiac arrest.
	www.worldhum.com /weblog/item/rip_bill_cardoso_the_writer_who_gave_us_gonzo_20060312 (550 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Writer behind 'gonzo' dies at 68
		Writer Bill Cardoso, who coined the term "gonzo" to describe the journalism of Hunter S Thompson, has died in California at the age of 68.
		Cardoso was working for the Boston Globe newspaper when he befriended Thompson as they both covered Richard Nixon's 1968 US presidential campaign.
		The word "gonzo" was said by Cardoso to be a slang word meaning weird or bizarre from his native Boston, Massachusetts.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/4800926.stm (247 words)

	AHN \| Father Of "Gonzo" Dies At 68 \| March 20, 2007
		Boston, MA (AHN) - Bill Cardoso, the writer who pioneered the term "gonzo" to describe the journalistic style of Hunter S. Thompson, has died at the age of 68.
		Cardoso was working for the Boston Globe when he met Thompson while they covered the 1968 presidential campaign of Richard Nixon.
		Cardoso died of a cardiac arrest after suffering from throat cancer.
	www.allheadlinenews.com /articles/7002761261 (119 words)

	Amazon.com: The Accidental President of Brazil: A Memoir: Books: Fernando Cardoso,Bill Clinton (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cardoso, to his credit, did prove to be an effective inflation fighter who instilled some discipline into the samba economy of Brazil.
		Cardoso's grandfather was one of a group of military officers who overthrew Emperor Dom Pedro II and founded the modern state.
		Cardoso shows very personal sides of Brazilian history, from his ancestors' role in the founding of the modern Republic of Brazil, to his career as an academic, his exile, his persecution under the military dictatorship, to politics, to the Presidency.
	www.amazon.com /Accidental-President-Brazil-Memoir/dp/1586483242 (3027 words)

	Hybrid Society Project :: Publications (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Penousal Machado, Juan Romero, María Luisa Santos, Amílcar Cardoso, and Bill Manaris.
		Juan Romero, Penousal Machado, Antonino Santos, and Amilcar Cardoso.
		Juan Romero, Penousal Machado, Amílcar Cardoso, and Antonino Santos.
	www.hybridsociety.net /publications (2623 words)

	BACM Business News
		Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso has lashed out at the Congress for not taking action on fiscal reform measures he says are key for the country's economic recovery.
		The country can no longer put up with indecision -- declares President Cardoso -- and this indecision comes not from the President, but from those who postpone, who do not act, who do not vote or are afraid to vote.
		Cardoso also predicts Brazil's economy will grow by four- percent next year, compared to shrinking by one- percent this year.
	members.aol.com /baccom/news/091499b.htm (639 words)

	Mozambique News Agency - AIM Reports
		Renamo deputies claimed that the presentation of the bill on 24 April by Ali Dauto, chairman of the Assembly's Legal Affairs Commission, was illegitimate because it had not been agreed with the full commission beforehand.
		Since the bill was drafted (over 18 months ago), the PGR has moved in that direction, setting up its own Anti-Corruption Unit: the bill may require a change in the name of this unit, and will define its tasks more closely.
		Ironically, this is the same proposal as one made by the government several years ago, and which was thrown out by the Assembly on the grounds that you do not fight corruption effectively by multiplying institutions, but by strengthening existing legal structures.
	www.poptel.org.uk /mozambique-news/newsletter/aim252.html (3703 words)

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