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Susana Werner and Júlio César Leave Portugal and Put Goods for Sale

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Susana Werner says that she and Júlio César leave Lisbon this Friday and will sell furniture, clothes and real estate in Portugal, Italy and Brazil.

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Susana Werner and Júlio César are ready to leave Lisbon and return to live in Brazil. After more than a decade in Portugal, the entrepreneur told that the couple embarks on Friday (25) to start a new phase, which also involves the sale of real estate and other assets maintained in Europe. The change, according to her, has been marked by an intense routine of organization and farewells. See: Simone Mendes appears without dressings and shows resul…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Susana Werner says that she and Júlio César leave Lisbon this Friday and will sell furniture, clothes and real estate in Portugal, Italy and Brazil.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Former famous actress and former player leave Portugal to embark in another country on Friday (25) and place real estate, furniture and other belongings for sale.

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Susana Werner announced that she and her husband, ex-goleiro Júlio César, are leaving Portugal after more than a decade in the country. The couple embarks to Brazil on Friday (25) and is selling properties, furniture and other belongings before the change. Read more (09/25/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Susana Werner used her Instagram profile to tell her that she embarks to Brazil next to her husband, ex-goleiro Júlio César, this Friday, 25, after

Actress Susana Werner is returning with the family to Brazil and told that she needed to get rid of home, salon and other items: "I came to solve paperwork"

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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