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Mr Marques has been refused bail as he represented a flight risk.
Marques has been imprisoned before after calling Jose Eduardo dos Santos, the 73-year-old who has been president of Angola since 1979, a dictator.
Ms Bastos Marques says she wants the games to transform her native city, speeding up projects that have been on the books for years—such as a 30-year-old scheme to upgrade the port district to lay the foundations for long-term growth.That Ms Bastos Marques has been given this demanding job is another example of the rise of women in Latin America's most populous country.
But now Ross Brawn's role as team principal with the Brackley-based marque has been put firmly in the spotlight.
Daimler, which owns the Mercedes-Benz marque, has been one of the slowest firms to appoint women to its eight-person board, appointing its first ever woman, a legal affairs specialist, in 2011.
It's going to be a battle of the Titans.' Peugeot and Audi have met three times on the track in Europe this year and each time the German marque has been beaten, but McNish remains positive that his team can win next weekend.
Marque has been doing my hair off and on for ten years, and has always had the same advice for me.
It will close a car factory in Britain and also phase out its Oldsmobile brand, a marque that has been in production since 1897.See article: General Motors bites the bulletVirgin Atlantic ordered six A3XX "super-jumbos" and took an option on a further half-dozen; Virgin's partner, Singapore Airlines, has already ordered ten (and has options on 15).
The former Sainsbury's chief executive Justin King is attempting to revive the marque which has been renamed Manor Grand Prix on the FIA entry list for 2015.
The fastest Mercedes in history debuted here, and not only is it gorgeous, it puts some serious sporting chops into the SL marque, which has been known of late for producing sweet-looking luxury cruisers rather than serious sports cars.
The plan is to produce compact luxury vehicles that will be sold under both Nissan's Infiniti brand as well as a Mercedes-Benz marque.The plant partnership has been in the works for more than a year and surprised some observers: Mercedes might be helping Infiniti, a weak second-tier carmaker, gain the momentum it needs to become a serious contender in the growing global luxury-car market.
