Brazil: First decade of ‘O Indivíduo’

Brazil: First decade of ‘O Indivíduo'

Posted 20 November 2007 18:49 GMT

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Languages	Portuguese

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Pedro Sette Câmera celebrates 10 years of blogging at O Indivíduo [pt] writing up a balance of the blog and thinking about the future. “If I were to wish anything for the future, I would only hope to renew this kind of real professional found in the first printed ‘O Indivíduo' editorial: always speak on behalf of myself, of individual conscience, the only one that could know the truth even if only partial, the only one that can have faith in the existence of truth and look out for it”.

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