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Brazil: Bloggers Sued for Denouncing Corruption in Alagoas

Written byRaphael Tsavkko Garcia

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Posted 13 March 2012 12:30 GMT

Mário Júnior and Alexandre Fleming, on Blog do Fleming, denounced [pt] in July 2011 that the Secretary of Budget and Planning and Economic Development, Energy and Logistics, Luiz Otavio Gomes Silva, from the Brazilian state of Alagoas, was benefiting “individual customers with government incentives.” Now, in 2012, bloggers were sued [pt] for denouncing corruption.

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Written byRaphael Tsavkko Garcia

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