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Página Um [pt] translates an article about how the mainstream media views on Kadafi and Mugabe have changed over the years: “Kadafi and Mugabe, and the way that media present them nowadays, are clear examples of what our press and our leaders understand of democracy and human rights: subordination and money”.
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