- Countries:
- Angola, Brazil, Portugal
- Topics:
- Ideas, Cyber-Activism
- Languages:
- Portuguese
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| Português: | Não deixe que a probreza se transforme em paisagem... |
Kianda (from Angola) and Khanimambo! (from Brazil) are some of the blogs participating in an across-borders blog campaign: “Do not let poverty become the landscape”, conceived by Isto inclui-me (This Includes Me, from Portugal) [pt - all links].
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Great stuff! Thanks for sharing these blogs on how to help end poverty