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Motta Adopts a Conciliatory Tone, Says She Didn't Break up with the Government, but Criticises Attacks on the Networks: 'Under the Belt'
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The President of the House stated that it was necessary to avoid attempts to criminalize these passports
·São Paulo, Brazil
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Motta adopts a conciliatory tone and discusses "narrative" that Congress would be "for the rich and against the poor." She read in the People's Journal.
·Curitiba, Brazil
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The President of the House classified as a lie the narrative shot by the small military that Congress is opposed to taxing the richest
·Brazil
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Directing criticisms to Parliament and parliamentarians takes place in the hands of the PT government on the increase in IOF
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