Brazilians trafficked are in Madagascar and cannot return to Brazil h Part of the 23 Brazilians, among them two residents of Uberaba, who have been detained in Madagascar since August, after claiming to have escaped from an operating network linked to cybercrime, claims to have no resources to pay the tickets back to Brazil. The information was confirmed by the NGO Exodus Road Brazil, which accompanies the group. According to the organization, t…
Brazilians trafficked are in Madagascar and cannot return to Brazil h Part of the 23 Brazilians, among them two residents of Uberaba, who have been detained in Madagascar since August, after claiming to have escaped from an operating network linked to cybercrime, claims to have no resources to pay the tickets back to Brazil. The information was confirmed by the NGO Exodus Road Brazil, which accompanies the group. According to the organization, t…