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| Português: | Brasil: Lembrando o Carandiru no aniversário do massacre... |
The Hub has an interview with a witness and survivor the massacre of at least 111 inmates in the Carandiru Prison Complex - São Paulo, Brazil. “Sixteen years later, he recounts his experience in a conversation with Raquel Quintino - a human rights activist from the Universidade de Comunicação Livre.”
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