Just one example : At Petrobras.
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Not propagandas articles. Some also suffer attacks and killings. Did they land there with a Brazilian travel agency ? Or did I, unfortunately, described the reality of your country ? even when it is Buarque, the presidential candidate, who wrote it who by the way was ex Minister of education and also a state governor ! and thus you ask financing to wealthier nations for caring the OTHER nations children ? " Now isn't that a good thing? Romania is particularly notorious. Now I realize those children lives matter also - especially if they have not or are not harming police or anyone else - but this article was not about police crimes in Brazil. Romania is particularly notorious. In Brazil this fact of life is much more frequent and real. A study released yesterday, January 26, by the Special Secretariat of Human Rights identified the problem in 937 municipalities. Oh, and those travel agencies that set up trips for child abusers and pedophiles. HOW TO PUT CHILDREN AT WORK ? And as to the idiot talking about sexual tourism, you better look at the definition of sexual toruism. Can you show us something a little more factually based than your own opinion? And Lula is proud that with such a " BIG" amount, millions of people can have 3 decent meals. In my country NO NGO's or Association or whatever manages Orphanages. Why don't you stop that? In fact, Globo ran an article just last month on the increase in police killings in Brazil and the impunity with which Brazilian police murder its poorest citizens on a daily basis. Of course everyone is idiot. soldiers in Iraq are not unknown to rape young girls and murder their entire family or other unethical things. Leal pointed out that both the government's programs and the efforts of organized civil society are still predominately of a welfare nature. A shame these brazilians !
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