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“Sorry. I do not want to look like a pedant. But after some time outside Brazil - and especially after a a time geting information about Brazil through the Internet - I can only lament the quality of Brazilian newspapers”, says Luiz Carlos Azenha [pt] pointing out mistakes to bias on Folha de São Paulo, the biggest Brazilian newspaper.
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