A crime from ten years ago.

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Adolfo Mesquita Nunes:

“Rethinking the notion of beginning, to which I had suddenly committed myself, made me turn to the book 'Beginning a Book is Precious', which I had purchased that very day. And I realized that six years had already passed, more precisely six years and one month, since the death of Maria Gabriela Llansol.”

Luis Menezes Leitan:

“As far as I know, the Azores are located in the middle of the ocean and are a volcanic formation, so when talking about a continent, there can only be the lost continent of Atlantis. And where there is no continental shelf, there is no use for a piece of land, as economic utilization of the ocean depths is almost impossible.Portugalwants thus to build a new maritime empire, reigning as Neptune over the oceanic abysses. That's why the government enthusiastically proclaims that Portugal is the Sea.

In fact, every day it is sinking.”

Sergio de Almeida Correia:

“Barroso's interview for Expresso, being he a former prime minister and former foreign minister, reflects the universal ambiguity of Europe, the constant misunderstanding, the inwhichlives of the Union, the lack of a leader and a structured and consistent ideological thinking. Unable to find a leader who unites and prestigiously represents, the bureaucrats and eunuchs running the Union prefer secondary figures, fickle, with fickle thinking and with a vision that is distorted and adjusted to their interests.”

Я:

• The president is allowed to govern by decree for 12 months.
• 295 hours of television appearances by the president in just one six-month period: an average of more than an hour and a half a day.
• An opposition MP is stripped of the mandate he received from his constituents.
• The head of the municipality of San Cristobal, the state capital and seventh largest city in the country, is suspended and arrested for refusing to suppress protesters.
• Another popularly elected mayor, Enzo Scarano, of San Diego, was sentenced to ten months of real jail time for the same reason.
• Newspapers are at risk of closure due to lack of paper.
• 2118 detentions in 56 days of brutal political persecution.
• 39 dead and 559 injured in those two months.
• A pregnant young woman was murdered.
• Popular outrage becomes the subject of criminal prosecution.
• The right to rally is severely restricted.
• The military is being used to quell protests.
• Respiratory infections increase by 30% due to tear gas abuse.
• The President requires owners to sell to renters.
• Amnesty International denounces a dozen and a half cases of torture. Such is Venezuela's “democracy” in all its splendor.