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A worker carts canisters with LPG cooking gas for distribution to homes that are not connected to the municipal gas network, at a distributor's headquarters in Sao Paulo, South America's largest city that depends on natural gas from Bolivia for nearly 75 percent of its needs May 2, 2006. Bottled cooking gas, which comes from Brazil's own petroleum resources, makes up the small percentage of Sao Paulo's gas consumption that does not come from Bolivia. Brazil criticized Bolivia's nationalization of its natural gas industry as "unfriendly," while officials said that Brazil's gas imports from Bolivia would not be affected by the move. REUTERS/Caetano Barreira. Foto: REUTERS/Caetano Barreira

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