58 pershare according to Reuters Estimates

'AN EMBARRASSMENT' "This film is showing the weakness of the whole judicial system, and that is pretty powerful. When it's over, people are cheering and clapping they get it, they know that perhaps this judicial system will never protect us, only those with money" Stang said. "At the beginning, one of the pistoleiros (gunmen) says very clearly if you have money you never go to jail." The film, narrated by actor Martin Sheen in the U.S. version released last year, is due for general release in Brazil next month but has had early screenings in the country, including at the social forum. Stang said the skewed legal system in Brazil explained why the other rancher, Vitalmiro Bastos de Moura, was declared innocent last year in a retrial, a year after being sentenced to 30 years for ordering the nun's killing.

The rancher, nicknamed "Bida," was released because one of the gunmen told the court he had killed her for his own motives "Why is Bida not in jail" said Stang. That's an embarrassment." President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said the decision was a "stain" on Brazil's image abroad, but the case against Moura has not been reopened. "How can the president stand up and say this is a travesty and we not have a retrial"(Editing by John O'Callaghan) Brazil Brazil. Q2 EPS $1.58 including gain meets Wall St view Stocks Sees FY EPS $4.20-$4.35 vs prior view $4.28-$4.38 Lowers FY sales expectations Shares fall 5.9 percent (Adds analyst comments, updates stock activity) By Jessica Wohl CHICAGO, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Procter & Gamble Co (PG.N)lowered its expectations for the year on Friday after salesslowed in its second quarter, the latest signal that consumersand retailers are cutting spending in the recession. Shares of P&G, the world's largest consumer productscompany that sells everything from Tide laundry detergent toGillette razors, fell as much as 5 percent.

"We're in a very volatile and obviously uncertain periodand it's going to take months and quarters for that to sortout," Chairman and Chief Executive A.G Lafley said during aconference call. As recently as December, Lafley had referredto the company as recession-resistant. "Investors are kind of racing to the exits here," said BMOCapital Markets analyst Connie Maneaty. She said the marketcould be reacting to the possibility that P&G's volume growthmay not recover soon. P&G had forecast earnings of $1.58 to $1.63 per share.Thirteen analysts, on average, expected it to earn $1.58 pershare, according to Reuters Estimates. The results include again of 63 cents per share from the sale of its Folgers coffeebusiness to JM Smucker Co (SJM.N). Earnings from continuing operations totaled 94 cents pershare, compared with an average forecast of 99 cents per share,based on six analysts polled by Reuters Estimates.