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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Marta Suplicy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		She was married to Eduardo Suplicy (PT), a Brazilian senator from the state of São Paulo, from 1965 to 2001.
		Marta Suplicy is a former São Paulo mayor.
		Marta Suplicy has three sons, one of which is a rockstar Supla.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Marta-Suplicy (1122 words)

	Sao Paulo Brazil - Mara Suplicy - Worldpress.org
		Though she is rarely seen dressed in anything but a Chanel suit and lives in an elegant home, she knows how to communicate with the masses.
		Suplicy “moves unhurriedly through the dirt paths [of the city’s shantytowns], and does not avoid anyone,” according to L’Express.
		Suplicy has emerged as Brazil’s key candidate in the country’s presidential race scheduled for October 2002.
	www.worldpress.org /Americas/153.cfm (334 words)

	InfoBrazil.Com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Marta Suplicy, commonly known as “Marta”, won the last election against her main rival, Paulo Maluf, a former mayor and state governor.
		Marta makes regular appearances on the social and gossip pages and, with her dyed blonde hair and Botoxed-face, is a striking woman.
		Marta also showed that she had been stung by her previous performance, and announced that the people whose homes had been damaged by floods would be exempt from paying property tax this year.
	www.infobrazil.com /Conteudo/Front_Page/Analysis/Conteudo.asp?ID_Noticias=855&ID_Area=2&ID_Grupo=8 (1668 words)

	Brazil - BRAZZIL - Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Left? Few Brazilians - Elections in Brazil - Brazilian Politics - ...
		Marta will be in a tie with me and will find out that she made a mistake by insulting me," said Maluf as if he were the main offended party and added: "The PT went back to the old red PT.
		Marta was in Brasília defending abortion and the civil union between individuals of the same sex.
		Marta Suplicy, who is not known for modesty or humility, has answered Maluf in the same high pitch and started using the verb "malufar" (to maluf) as synonym for robbing and lying.
	www.brazil-brasil.com /cvrnov00.htm (6415 words)

	Prefeito Paulistano - 2004: September 2004
		Marta Suplicy (PT) seems to be benefiting from this late surge more than Serra: previously 76% of her supporters said they wouldn’t vote for anyone other than her; by the weekend this had risen to 80% compared to a rise of only two points for Serra, to 73%.
		Marta hit the campaign trail in Guaianazes in the east of the city where she was joined by her son, the musician Supla, and former husband, the senator Eduardo Suplicy.
		Marta was quick to contradict Dirceu: ‘He hasn’t yet seen the Ibope poll.’ It came out on Tuesday and showed that Serra was on 36% and Marta on 34%, effectively implying a tie at this stage given the 2-3% margin of error.
	saopaulo2004.blogspot.com /2004_09_01_saopaulo2004_archive.html (16385 words)

	: : Prêmio Claudia : : (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Marta perceived that her earlier reasons for refusing a politi-al position were no longer valid and that the timing was right for yet another step in her life.
		Marta says that the example of her mother, who never had a job and even had to ask her husband for money to buy bread, had always scared her.
		Marta interrupted her studies of clinic psychology at PUC (catho-lic university) to go to the United States with her husband for two and a half years.
	premioclaudia.abril.com.br /ingles/1996/suplicy.html (1998 words)

	CNN.com - Sao Paulo's multifaceted mayor takes on city of contradictions - August 10, 2001
		Exemplifying this is Marta Suplicy, the PT mayor of Sao Paulo.
		Marta Suplicy hails from a very wealthy family -- but her most fervent admirers are among Sao Paulo's poor.
		Suplicy recently sat down in her office with a group of U.S.-based journalists visiting Brazil on a Pew Fellowship grant, and discussed the hurdles that she faces.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/americas/08/10/saopaulo.mayor (1524 words)

	Brazil Political Comment - Brazil - Still Waiting for Toninho Blair
		Marta, however, was doing a better job than her national leader and took up so much of Blair´s time that she was accused by the disgruntled PSDB of monopolising Blair at the expense of the state governor Geraldo Alckmin.
		Marta obviously enjoyed her tête-à-tête with Tony who was "charming" and "brilliant" she gushed afterwards.
		Marta said she would even try to arrange a meeting between them in October when Lula will be in France and offered to be the go-between.
	www.brazilpoliticalcomment.com.br /content/view/97/29/lang,en (813 words)

	Guardian \| Lady in waiting
		Marta Suplicy made her name discussing sexual dysfunctions on daytime television, wears designer trainers and two of her sons are well-known pop stars.
		If Ms Suplicy, 55, wins the mayoral elections in October she will be in charge of the third largest budget in Brazil.
		Ms Suplicy - who is married to a PT senator - believes that her gender has a lot to do with her success.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,3975441-103681,00.html (377 words)

	United Press International - International(p) - Sao Paulo mayoral race gets tighter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Sao Paulo Mayor Marta Suplicy still trails challenger Jose Serra by at least 7 points leading up to Sunday's election, but she is staging a last-minute rally of sorts that should keep Serra on his toes for the next few days.
		Suplicy, meanwhile, has had her own grievances with the media saying in a recent interview that she was regularly persecuted in newspapers and on television though she didn't know why.
		President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is keen on seeing Mayor Marta Suplicy overcome the odds and beat Jose Serra, considering she is a member of his ruling Worker's Party and a win for her would bolster Lula's re-election bid in 2006.
	www.upi.com /view.cfm?StoryID=20041028-013020-2439r (1129 words)

	IPA Newsletter 10:1 A Psychoanalyst Mayor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Marta Suplicy won the election, which was held in two rounds, leading the polls in public preference due above all to the support of the feminine vote, and also favoured by the situation of corruption and social insecurity in which the city of São Paulo had been left after two conservative administrations.
		As she was ahead of the other candidates during the campaign, Marta suffered all kinds of attacks in the media.
		Marta's interest in structuring her psychoanalytical background arose particularly in the late 70's, when there was a boom in interest in psychoanalysis in the country.
	eseries.ipa.org.uk /prev/newsletter/01-1/G5.htm (472 words)

	InfoBrazil.Com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The defeat of the PT candidate, Marta Suplicy, was also a boost to Brazilian democracy since the PT campaign was marked by duplicity, scare tactics and arrogance.
		Suplicy burst into tears on one public occasion, and claimed she was being hounded and mistreated by the press over her professional and private life because she is a woman.
		It is doubtful if his continued presence would have saved the Suplicy camp by the time the cock-fighting incident happened, but it was certainly an extremely serious blow to her re-election effort.
	www.infobrazil.com /Conteudo/Front_Page/Analysis/Conteudo.asp?ID_Noticias=938&ID_Area=2&ID_Grupo=8 (1091 words)

	Informative (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Suplicy, a psychologist who was once host of a popular sex education program on television, has also sought to link herself to the president.
		Her campaign literature talks of the need to strengthen "Marta here and Lula in Brasília," and the city is filled with billboards that show them, smiling, side by side.
		Suplicy was elected four years ago, she separated from and then divorced her husband, a senator who had sponsored her political career and campaigned heavily for her.
	www.il-rs.com.br /ilingles/informative/novembro_2004/informative_brazilian.htm (1248 words)

	What do women want? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Suplicy believes that this growth is the fruit of the work of the catholic church with the poor to achieve basic human rights.
		Suplicy asks the question: How do you explain to a landless woman who succeeded in struggling against politicians and the system to get decent housing that she now has to lower her head and be submissive to her husband in all things?
		Suplicy concludes that equal sharing of home labor is a long way from most Brazilian homes but that feminist equality principles continue to grow, particularly among lower class women.
	www.hartford-hwp.com /archives/42/036.html (404 words)

	Supla - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Supla (Eduardo Smith de Vasconcellos Suplicy) is a Brazilian musician born April 2, 1966 in the city of São Paulo.
		He started his career playing classic rock covers, but the style of his compositions gear more towards punk, hardcore and most recently bossa nova.
		He is the son of Marta Suplicy (former Mayor of São Paulo) and Senator Eduardo Suplicy
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Supla (149 words)

	Left-Winger Wins Brazil Vote
		With all votes counted in Sao Paulo, Marta Suplicy of the Workers Party had 38 percent of the vote, more than twice the share of two-time former mayor and governor Paulo Maluf of the Progressive Populist Party, who got 17.35 percent, the Sao Paulo State Electoral Tribunal said Monday.
		Suplicy, a Stanford-educated psychologist, is expected to easily defeat Maluf in an Oct. 29 runoff, pollsters say.
		A Suplicy victory in Sao Paulo – the country's economic and financial nerve center – could give the Workers Party an important boost ahead of the 2002 presidential elections.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/aponline/20001002/aponline120242_000.htm (475 words)

	News & Politics
		Marta Suplicy of the Workers Party (PT), Brazil's most outspoken advocate for gays and lesbians during her tenure in Brazil's House of Deputies, seems headed for the mayoralty of South America's largest city, Sao Paulo, following elections October 1.
		Suplicy, 55, most notably distinguished herself in Brazil's House of Deputies (1995 - 1998) on gay and lesbian issues with her 1995 sponsorship of a sweeping measure to extend most of the benefits of legal marriage to same-gender couples.
		Although at first there were high hopes for its passage, despite Suplicy's best efforts it was repeatedly delayed over a period of years and it was clear several months ago it would not receive a vote until after the elections.
	www.planetout.com /pno/news/article.html?2000/10/02/3 (518 words)

	Folha Online - Ombudsman - Colunas em inglês - The Hundred Days War - 17/04/2005
		She gathered the press to present what she considered the strong points at the start of her mandate ("Evaluation of Suplicy omits problematic areas" was the headline in Folha on April 5) and gave a long interview to the newspaper ("Mayor says she won't pay 2 billion real debt") on Sunday, April 8.
		The newspaper even published a big story in which members of Suplicy's party had a negative opinion about her administration ("For PT members, administration lacks articulation") and an analysis of Suplicy's political behavior ("Mayor refuses to follow traditional political pattern").
		This is even truer in the context of the administrative and financial chaos that Suplicy left her successor.
	www1.folha.uol.com.br /folha/ombudsman/colunasemingles/ult2303u48.shtml (1103 words)

	Marta - Marta Raczkowska - Make Me Melt Glass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
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		Marta Ayala is a Latin American woman artist based in San Francisco specializing in murals and paintings.
		Marta Raczkowska is a fine art glass artist specializing in sand-cast and blown glass.
	www.globalinfoplus.com /?q=marta (191 words)

	Gringoes
		On Oct. 31, the day of the run-off election for mayor of São Paulo, I happened to see the incumbent Marta Suplicy ten minutes before the polls and her fate were sealed.
		There has been talk that Marta lost the crucial middle-aged woman's vote because she did the unthinkable: dump her husband, Brazil's most popular politician, the irreproachable Senator Eduardo Suplicy, a champion of the minimum wage and other worthy causes, in favour of a younger, foreign chancer.
		She changed the face of São Paulo public transport with two new tunnels in the posh part of town, a rapid bus route to the centre and a new single ticket valid on buses and the metro.
	www.gringoes.com /articles.asp?ID_Noticia=609 (646 words)

	AP Worldstream : Dateline: ITUPEVA,... @ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The mayor of Sao Paulo was married Saturday in a lavish countryside ceremony attended by her political ally, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio da Silva.
		Marta Suplicy, a sexologist who gained fame hosting a talk show called "Sexual Behavior" before her 2001 election as mayor of South America's largest city, married Luis Favre, a French-Argentine who has lived in Brazil for years.
		Suplicy, 58, was divorced from Sen. Eduardo Suplicy two years ago.
	static.highbeam.com /a/apworldstream/september202003/datelineitupeva (181 words)

	PlanetOut News: Suplicy Wins Sao Paulo Mayoralty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Brazilian sexologist Marta Suplicy, a vocal advocate for gay and lesbian civil rights, won the mayoralty of Sao Paulo by a near-landslide in a run-off election October 28.
		Suplicy will serve a four-year term, and many believe that with any success in improving the city, she'll go on to lead her party, although she recently denied having any Presidential ambitions.
		Suplicy called her victory, and that of 12 of 15 other PT candidates in mayoral elections, "a victory for all of the political forces and unions, for democrats and progressive thinkers against representatives of conservatism and of the prejudiced, authoritarian and dishonest right."
	www.planetout.com /news/article-print.html?2000/10/30/5 (232 words)

	The Christian Science Monitor \| csmonitor.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		If elected, Suplicy says she will immediately start a program aimed at reducing the school dropout rate and improving education standards by paying lower-income families to send their kids to school.
		Suplicy, a Stanford-trained psychoanalyst and former TV host, also wants Paulistanos (as residents are called) to become more involved in government, and she hopes to install sub-mayors to oversee city management.
		One of Suplicy's few actual campaign pledges is to "shut off the sources of corruption" and restore some order lost by mayor Celso Pitta's, who was twice removed for office for impropriety, but who twice battled back to finish his term.
	www.csmonitor.com /cgi-bin/durableRedirect.pl?/durable/2000/10/02/p6s2.htm (810 words)

	MercoPress - Falklands-Malvinas & South Atlantic News
		In Sao Paulo, Mayor Marta Suplicy, of the ruling Workers' Party (PT), is seeking re-election against a field of 10 candidates led by former Health Minister Jose Serra, of the main opposition party.
		All poll results point to a run-off between Suplicy and Serra, an outcome in which the opposition is seen to have the advantage.
		Suplicy in state-sponsored radio and television airtime that featured the mayor with the president.
	www.falkland-malvinas.com /Detalle.asp?NUM=4314 (930 words)

	BBC News \| AMERICAS \| Sao Paulo swears in anti-corruption mayor
		Marta Suplicy from the Worker's Party (PT) was elected in October on promises of rooting out corruption, which has left the city near financial collapse.
		Mrs Suplicy, who shot to fame in Brazil by hosting a talk show about sex called Sexual Behaviour, was accompanied by her husband and senator for Sao Paolo state, Eduardo.
		Eduardo Suplicy is expected to run for the presidency in the next elections.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/americas/1096808.stm (342 words)

	CNN.com - Left-winger moves to runoff in Sao Paulo mayoral race - October 2, 2000
		SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) -- A left-wing politician was the apparent winner in mayoral voting in Brazil's biggest city, but she failed to gain enough support to avoid a runoff, according to unofficial results.
		With 90 percent of Sao Paulo's 7.1 million votes counted Sunday, Marta Suplicy of the Workers Party had 37 percent, while her two nearest contenders were virtually tied with about 17.5 percent each, the Sao Paulo State Electoral Tribunal said.
		"I think Marta and the PT (the Portuguese initials for the Workers Party) are honest and the most committed to finding solutions to the city's problems," said Pedro Alves Santoni, a 42-year-old attorney, as he left a polling station in Sao Paulo's posh neighborhood of Jardim Paulistano.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/WORLD/americas/10/02/brazil.elections.02.ap (720 words)

	Senior UN officials meet São Paulo Mayor
		Marta Suplicy, and the Secretary-General of the new international local authorities organisation, United Cities and Local Governments, Ms.
		The UN Secretary-General was in São Paulo for the United Nations talks on trade and development, UNCTAD XI and visited one of 20 integrated education Ms.
		Suplicy helped establish for people living in the city’s favelas or slums.
	www.unchs.org /paulo_mayor.asp (278 words)

	Tight race for Sao Paulo mayor: 9/ 27/ 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		In fact, one of them already is the mayor, Marta Suplicy, a sex expert by training who is seeking a second four-year term.
		On a visit to one of Rio's shantytowns, where functioning sewer systems and consistent electricity are luxuries, Serra brushed aside a resident who insisted on speaking to him and told her to send him a fax.
		Although he trails Suplicy and Serra, a respectable showing in the election could give him considerable clout in the second round as his rivals court his support.
	www.southcoasttoday.com /daily/09-04/09-27-04/a11wn504.htm (986 words)

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