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1818 H Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., 20433, U.S.A.

L0-1557-BR A $114 million WORLD BANK loan will help finance the
rehabilitation of about 1,500 Km of federal highways in the states
of Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul, Goias, Paraiba
and Rio Grande do Norte, in Brazil. The project will have an
estimated total cost of $312 million and will benefit the economy
through savings in vehicle operating ~nd maintenance costs.
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/79)
L0-1537-BR The WORLD BANK has made a loan of $24 million -for the
Paraiba Rural Development Project, which will consist of agri-
cultural production services, non-farm production services,
investment and seasonal credit to improve and expand small-scale
farm and non-farm enterprises, infrastructure improvement, and
assistance for project administration. The total estimated cost
over a five-year period is $67.3 million. (Refer to WORLD BANK
News Release No. 78/62)
L0-1538-BR A $130 million loan from the WORLD BANK will support
the expansion program of the power subtransmission and distribution
systems of three public electric power utilities in the South and
Southeast states, during the period from 1978 to 1981. The project
has an estimated cost of $427 million. The loan was extended to
Centrals Electricas Brasileiras S.A. (ELETROBRAS), with the
guarantee of the Federative Repub lic of Brazil. ELETROBRAS will
relend the proceeds to the three benefi ciaries, Centrais Eletricas
de Minas Gerais S.A. (CEMIG), Centrais Eletricas de Santa Catarina
S.A. (CELESC) and Espirito Santo Centrais Eletricas SoA. (ESCELSA).
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/62)
Among those present at the signing of the loan docu-
ments on May 8, 1978, were, seated from left to right:
Mr . Hercilio Aldo da Luz Colaco, President, CELESC; His Excellency
Marcos Hen r ique Buechler, Vice Governor of the State of Santa Cata-
rina, for ESCELSA; His Excellency Joao Baptista Pin~eiro, Ambassador
of Brazil to the United States; and Mr . Adalbert Krieger, Vice
President, Latin America and Caribbean Region, WORLD BANK .

Please credit: WORLD BANK PHOTO by G. Franchini.

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1818 H Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., 20433, U.S.A.

L0-1557-BR A $114 million WORLD BANK loan will help finance the
rehabilitation of about 1,500 Km of federal highways in the .states
of Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul, Goias, Paraiba
and Rio Grande do Norte, in Brazil. The project will have an
estimated total cost of $312 million and will benefit the economy
through savings in vehicle operating and maintenance costs.
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/79)
L0-1537-BR The WORLD BANK has made a loan of $24 million for the
Paraiba Rural Development Project, which will consist of agri-
cultural production services, non-farm production services,
investment and seasonal credit to improve and expand small-scale
farm and non-farm enterprises, infrastructure improvement, and
assistance for project adm-i nistration. The total estimated cost
over a five-year period is $67.3 million. (Refer to WORLD BANK
News Release No. 78/62)
L0-1538-BR A $130 million loan from the WORLD BANK will support
the expansion program of the power subtransmission and distribution
systems of three public electric power utilities in the South and
Southeast states, during the period from 1978 to 1981. The project
has an estimated cost of $427 million. The loan was extended to
Centrais Electricas Brasileiras S.A. (ELETROBRAS), with the
guarantee of the Federat i ve Re pu blic of Brazil. ELETROBRAS will
relend the proceeds to t he t hree beneficiaries, Centrais Eletricas
de Minas Gerais S.A. (CEMIG), Centrais Eletricas d~ Santa ·. catarina
S.A. (CELESC) and Espirito Santo Centrals Eletricas SoA. (ESCELSA).
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/62)
Among those present at the . signing of the loan docu-
ments on May 8, 1978, were, ~eated from left to right:
Mr . Er nesto Franco Holgu i n, Exe cu ti ve Di rec to r of WORLD BANK fo r
.Brazil; Mr. Vic to r Fe r nando Sasse , Finan ci al Director, CELESC ;
Mr. He rcil io Aldo da Luz Co l aco, President , CELESC ; His Excellency
Ma rcos Henrique Buechler, Vi ce Governor of the State of Santa
Ca t a r ina , for E S CELSA ~

Please c red i t: WORLD BANK PHOTO by G. Franch i ni.

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1818 H Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., 20433, U.S.A.

L0-1557-BR A $114 million WORLD BANK loan will help finance the
rehabilitation of about 1,500 Km of federal highways in the states
of Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul, Goias, - Paraiba
and Rio Grande do Norte, in Brazil. The project will have an
estimated total cost of $312 million and will benefit the economy
through savings in vehicle operating and maintenance costs.
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/79)
L0-1537-BR The WORLD BANK has made a loan of $24 million for the
Paraiba Rural Development Project, which will consist of agri-
cultural production services, non-farm production services,
investment and seasonal credit to improve and expand small-scale
farm and non-farm enterprises, infrastructure improvement, and
assistance for project admlnlstration. The total estimated cost
over a five-year period is $67.3 million. (Refer to WORLD BANK
News Release No. 78/62)
L0-1538-BR A $130 million loan from the WORLD BANK will support
the expansion program of the power subtransmission and distribution
systems of three public electric power utilities in the South and
Southeast states, during the period from 1978 to 1981. The project
has an estimated cost of $427 million. The loan was extended to
Centrals Electricas Brasileiras S.A. (ELETROBRAS), with the
guarantee of the Federative Republic of Brazil. ELETROBRAS will
relend t he proceeds to t he t hree beneficiaries, Centrais Eletricas
de Minas Gerais S.A. (CEMI G), Centrals Eletricas de Santa -Catarina
S.A. (CELESC) and Espirito Santo Centrais Eletricas SoA. (ESCELSA).
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/62)
Among those present at the signing of the loan docu-
ments on May 8, 1978, were, seated from left to right:
Mr. Vic tor Fernando Sasse , Financial Directo r, CELESC; Mr . Hercilio
Aldo da Luz Colaco , President, CELESC; His Excel l ency Marcos Henrique
Buechle r , Vice Gove rno r of the State of Santa Catarina, fo r ESCELSA;
~ and His Excellency Joao Bapt i sta Pinhei ro, Ambassador of Brazil to
the Uni t ed States.

Please credit: WORLD BANK PHOTO by G. Franchini.

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1818 H Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., 20433, U.S.A.

L0-1557-BR A $114 million WORLD BANK loan will help finance the
rehabilitation of about 1,500 Km of federal highways in the states
of Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul, Goias, Paraiba
and Rio Grande do Norte, in Brazil. The project will have an
estimated total cost of $312 million and will benefit the economy
through savings in vehicle operating and maintenance costs.
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/79)
L0-1537-BR The WORLD BANK has made a loan of $24 million for the
Paraiba Rural Development Project, which will consist of agri-
cultural production services, non-farm production services,
investment and seasonal credit to improve and expand small-scale
farm and non-farm enterprises, infrastructure improvement, and
assistance for project administration. The total estimated cost
over a five-year period is $67.3 million. (Refer to WORLD BANK
News Release No. 78/62)
L0-1538-BR A $130 million loan from the WORLD BANK will support
the expansion program of the power subtransmission and distribution
systems of three public electric power utilities in the South and
Southeast states, during the period from 1978 to 1981. The project
has an estimated cost of $427 million. The loan was extended to
Centrais Electricas Brasileiras S.A. (ELETROBRAS), with the
guarantee of the Federative Republic of Brazil. ELETROBRAS will
relend the proceeds to the t hree beneficiaries, Centrais Eletricas
de Minas Gerais S.A. (CEMIG), Centrais Eletricas de Santa Catarina
S.A. (CELESC) and Espirito Santo Centrais Eletricas SoA. (ESCELSA).
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/62)
Among those present at the signing of the loan docu-
ments on May 8, 1978, were, seated from left to right:
Hi s Exce l lency Joao Baptista Pi nhei ro, Ambassador of Brazil to the
Un i ted Sta t es; Mr . Adalbe r t Krieger, Vi ce President, Latin America
and Car i bbean Reg ion , WORLD BANK; Mr. Elcio Costa C~uto, Sec retary
·General, Sec retariat of Planning of the Pres i dency of the Republic;
Dr . Jose Marcondes Br ido de Carvalho, Di rector of Systems Operations,
ELETROBRAS .

Please credit: WORLD BANK PHOTO by G. Franchin i.

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1818 H Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., 20433, U.S.A.

L0-1557-BR A $114 mill ion WORLD BANK loan will help finance the
rehabilitation of about 1,500 Km of federal highways in the states
of Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul, Goias, Paraiba
and Rio Grande do Norte, in Brazil. The project will have an
estimated total cost of $312 mill ion and will benefit the economy
through savings in vehicle operating and maintenance costs.
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/79)
L0-1537-BR The WORLD BANK has made a loan of $24 million for the
Paraiba Rural Development Project, which will consist of agri-
cultural production services, non-farm production services,
investment and seasonal credit to improve and expand small-scale
farm and non-farm enterprises, infrastructure improvement, and
assistance for project administration. The total estimated cost
over a five-year period is $67.3 million. (Refer to WORLD BANK
News Release No. 78/62)
L0-1538-BR A $130 million loan from the WORLD BANK will support
the expansion program of the power subtransmission and distribution
systems of three public electric power utilities in the South and
Southeast states, during the period from 1978 to 1981. The project
has an estimated cost of $427 million. The loan was .extended to
Centrais Electricas Brasileiras S.A. (ELETROBRAS), with the
guarantee of the Federative Republic of Brazil. ELETROBRAS will
relend the proceeds to t he t hree beneficiaries, Centrais Eletricas
de Minas Gerais S.A. (CEMIG), C~n~ rais Eletrlcas de Santa . Catarina
S.A . (CELESC) and Espi rito Santo Centra is Eletricas SoA. (ESCELSA).
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/62)
Among those present at the signing of the loan docu-
ments on May 8, 1978, wer~, ,Seated from left . ~o right:
Mr. Vi cto r Fernando Sasse, Financ i al Direc tor, CE LESC; Mr . He rci l io
Aldo da Luz Colaco, P res i d~nt, CELESCi HJs Exce l le~cy Marcos
Henr i que Buechle r, Vi ce Governor ~f the ..State of Sa~ t a Ca t arina,
for ESCE LSA; Hi s Excellency Joao Bapti.sta Pi nheiro, Ambassador of
Braz i l to the United States; Mr . Ad~lbe r t . Krie~er~ Vice President ,
Latin Ame ri ca and Ca r ibbean Reg ion, WORLD BANK; Mr . ·El c io Costa
Couto , Sec re ta ry Gene ral , Secretar iat of Planning of the Pres idency
of t he Republ ic ; and Dr. Jose Ma rcondes Bri to de Carva l ho, Di recto r
of Systems Operat ions , ELETROBRAS .

Please credit: WORLD BANK PHOTO by G. Franchini.

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1818 H Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., 20433, U.S.A.

L0-1557-BR A $114 mill ion WORLD BANK loan will help finance the
rehabilitation of about 1,500 Km of federal highways in the states
of Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul, Goias, Paraiba
and Rio Grande do Norte, in Brazil. The project will have an
estimated total cost of $312 million and will benefit the economy
through savings in vehicle operating and maintenance costs.
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/79)
L0-1537-BR The WORLD BANK has made a loan of $24 million for the
Paraiba Rural Development Project, which will consist of agri-
cultural production services, non-farm production services,
investment and seasonal credit to improve and expand small-scale
farm and non-farm enterprises, infrastructure improvement, and
assistance for project administration. The total estimated cost
over a five-year period ls $67.3 million. (Refer to WORLD BANK
News Release No. 78/62)
L0-1538-BR A $130 million loan from the WORLD BANK will support
the expansion program of the power subtransmission and distribution
systems of three public electric power utilities in the South and
Southeast states, during the period from 1978 to 1981. The project
has an estimated cost of $427 million. The loan was extended to
Centrais Electricas Brasileiras S.A. (ELETROBRAS), with the
guarantee of t he Federa t ive Re public of Brazil. ELETROBRAS will
relend the proceeds to the t hree beneficiaries, Centrais Eletricas
de Minas Gerais S.A. (CEMIG), Centrais Eletricas de Santa Catarina
S.A. (CELESC) and Espirito Santo Centrais Eletricas SoA. (ESCELSA).
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/62)
Among those present at the signing of the loan docu-
ments on May 8, 1978, were, seated from left to right:
Mr. Franc i sco Afonso No ronha, Pres i den t, CEM IG; Mr. Paulo Mafra,
Vi ce President, CEM IG; and Mr . Ke rman Jose Machado, President,
ESC ELSA .

Pl ease cred it : WORLD BANK PHOTO by G. Franchini.

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1818 H Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., 20433, U.S.A.

L0-1557-BR A $114 million WORLD BANK loan will help finance the
rehabilitation of about 1,500 Km of federal highways in the states
of Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul, Goias, Paraiba
and Rio Grande do Norte, in Brazil. The project will have an
estimated total cost of $312 million and will benefit the economy
through savings in vehicle operating and maintenance costs.
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/79)
L0-1537-BR The WORLD BANK has made a loan of $24 million for the
Paraiba Rural Development Project, which will consist of a~ri­
cultural production services, non-farm production services,
investment and seasonal credit to improve and expand small-scale
farm and non-farm enterprises, infrastructure improvement, and
assistance for project admlnlstration. The total estimated cost
over a five-year period is $67.3 million. (Refer to WORLD BANK
News Release No. 78/62)
L0-1538-BR A $130 million loan from the WORLD BANK will support
the expansion program of the power subtransmission and distribution
systems of three public electric power utilities in the South and
Southeast states, during the period from 1978 to 1981. The project
has an estimated cost of $427 million. The loan was extended to
Centrals Electricas Brasileiras S.A. (ELETROBRAS), with the
guarantee of the Federative Republic of Brazil. ELETROBRAS will
relend the proceeds to the three beneficiaries, Centrals Eletricas
de Minas Gerais S.A. (CEMIG), Centrals Eletricas de Santa Catarina
S.A. (CELESC) and Espirito Santo Centrals Eletricas S.A. (ESCELSA).
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/62)
Among those present at the signing of the loan docu-
ments on May 8, 1978, were, seated from left to right:
Dr. Jose Marcondes Brito de Carvalho, Director of Systems Operations,
ELETROBRAS; Mr. Francisco Afonso Noronha, President, CEMIG;
Mr. Paulo Mafra, Vice President, CEMIG; and Mr. Kerman Jose Machado,
President, ESCELSA.

Please credit: WORLD BANK PHOTO by G. Franchini.

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1818 H Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., 20433, U.S.A.

L0-1557-BR A $114 mill ion WORLD BANK loan will help finance the
rehabilitation of about 1,500 Km of federal highways in the states
of Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Rio Grande do Sul, Goias, Paraiba
and Rio Grande do Norte, in Brazil. The project will have an
estimated total cost of $312 million and will benefit the economy
through savings in vehicle operating and maintenance costs.
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/79)
L0-1537-BR The WORLD BANK has made a loan of $24 million for the
Paraiba Rural Development Project, which will consist of agri-
cultural production services, non-farm production services,
investment and seasonal credit to improve and expand small-scale
farm and non-farm enterprises, infrastructure improvement, and
assistance for project adm.inlstration. The total estimated cost
over a five-year period is $67.3 million. (Refer to WORLD BANK
News Release No. 78/62)
L0-1538-BR A $130 million loan from the WORLD BANK will support
the expansion program of the power subtransmission and distribution
systems of three public electric power utilities in the South and
Southeast states, during the period from 1978 to 1981. The project
has an estimated cost of $427 million. The loan was extended to
Centrais Electricas Brasilei~as S.A. (ELETROBRAS), with the
guarantee of the Federative Republic of Brazil. ELETROBRAS will
relend the proceeds to t he t hree beneficiaries, Centrais Eletricas
de Minas Gerais S.A. (CEMIG), Centrais Eletricas de Santa Catarina
S.A. (CELESC) and Espirito Santo Centrais Eletricas SoA. (ESCELSA).
(Refer to WORLD BANK News Release No. 78/62)
Among those present at the signing of the loan docu-
ments on May 8, 1978, were, seated from left to right:
Dr . Jose Ma r condes Brito de Ca rvalho , Directo r of Systems Ope rations,
ELETROBRAS; Mr . Franc i sco Afonso No ronha, President, CEMIG;
Mr . Paulo Maf ra , Vice Pres ident , CEMIG; and Mr . Ker~an Jose Machado,
President, ESCELSA .

Please credit: WORLD BANK PHOTO by G. Franchini.