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Hi, i'm a brazilian editor, and there is some mistakes. The Vargas Era is divided into the Second
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the time, and the Estado Novo was, unarguably, a dictatorship. Also, the article only describes the rise of Vargas politically (Rise of GetĂşlio Vargas) and virtually does not describe the
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Alguém pode me dar fonte da celebração á miscigenação e cultura africana? Eu posso estar bêbado, mas eu acho que não teve isso ná época do getúlio.
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