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Vieira de Mello, in a later phone conversation with Bernard Kouchner, the French diplomat who had succeeded him in administering Kosovo, said, "It is just like Camp Bondsteel in Kosovo.

When a shifty presidential moneyman was caught harvesting kickbacks from businessmen, students painted their faces black and took to the streets, convincing Congress to impeach Fernando Collor de Mello in 1992.

Peter W. Galbraith, a professor of national security strategy at the National War College in Washington who worked with Mr. Vieira de Mello in Serbia and East Timor, said: "He's not going to have any line responsibility.

Re "A Nation-Builder Slain" (editorial, Aug. 20): I had the honor to serve under Sergio Vieira de Mello in East Timor as part of the United Nations peacekeeping forces, and I met him on a number of occasions.

Among these was President George W. Bush, who pushed hard for him to be given the United Nations assignment in Baghdad, and complained privately after a White House meeting with Mr. de Mello in the summer of 2003 that he felt positively scruffy alongside the immaculately tailored, invariably suntanned and smiling Brazilian.

During the corruption scandal and impeachment proceedings that led to the resignation of President Fernando Collor de Mello in 1992, his biting monologues and interviews with government critics "were devastating to the president," said Mario Sergio Conti, author of the leading book on the crisis.

Towards and AIDS-free generation While in Guyana, Mello marched in a Children's Costume Parade amidst some 3,000 brilliantly clad boys and girls.

Bishop Paride is the winner of the 2013 Sergio Vieira de Mello Prize in recognition for his efforts in promoting peace in communities in South Sudan.

In fact, the DNC invested in Mello's race and in "candidates up and down the ballot" in the May 9 general election through a contribution to the Nebraska Democratic Party, the official said.

In a nutshell, what Dr Fire and Dr Mello found, in 1998, was that what silences genes is adding double-stranded versions of their RNA messengers to the mix.

In an e-mail to senior staff, Vieira de Mello wrote, "In previous positions, I always condemned attacks on journalists.