Azevedo Bandeira's own surname, on the other hand, besides being Portuguese for flag, quite possibly also references the Brazilian
bandeirantes. (15) Like Azevedo, in whose face are "el judio, el negro y el indio" (30) and the cultural space of Brazil, the
bandeirantes were characterized by overlapping identities and a system of ethics based on "la dura y ciega religion del coraje, de estar listo a matar y a morir." The poem "El conquistador" from La moneda de hierro (1976) would contain the hendecasyllable: "en el duro Brasil fui
Bandeirante" (57).
In 2006 the Brazilian Air Force (Fab) chose the C-212-400, powered by 840-kW Honeywell TPE331-12U turboprops, to replace its Embraer C-95
Bandeirante transport and special missions aircraft.
In 1983, land was purchased for future expansion, but by the beginning of the 1990s, the airliners serving Tauranga had begun to get smaller as types like the
Bandeirante and Saab 340 came into service, though the frequency of flights and the number of destinations offered were increasing.
These areas are located in the Nucleo Pedra Grande of the Parque Estadual da Serra da Cantareira (23[degrees]22'S; 46[degrees]36'W), Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil, in a project conducted together with Universidade
Bandeirante de Sao Paulo (UNIBAN).
Here in Brazil there is a legendary story about the famous
bandeirante (explorer) Fernao Dias Paes Leme, who set out from Sao Paolo in 1712 looking for emeralds.
It notably controls the generators
Bandeirante de Energie (Sao Paulo), Espirito Santo Centrais Electricas (Escelsa) and Empresa Energetica do Mato Grosso do sul (Enersul), and holds a minority stake in the Companhia de Electricidade de Rio de Janeiro (CERJ)...JJ:(AFP)
The
Bandeirante pickup became a legend in Brazil right from when the first units powered by a Mercedes-Benz engine rolled off Toyota's local plant in November 1961.
Other companies expected to follow suit are energy companies Light and
Bandeirante as well as the National Development Bank.