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To: Snowshoe who wrote (101197)	6/18/2013 12:03:04 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 219030

Dilma acknowledged the legitimacy of the protests that have invaded the streets of several cities in Brazil in recent days. "Peaceful demonstrations are legitimate, and are part of democracy. It's natural for young people to manifest, "said the Brazilian president. Also the former president Lula da Silva reacted to the protests that Brazil has experienced these days. Through a statement on Facebook, Lula said that "no one in their right mind can be against manifestations of civil society because democracy is not a pact of silence, but the society movement in search of new conquests." "There is no problem that has no solution. The only certainty is that the social movement and the claims are not something the police, but to the negotiating table, "Lula wrote. President herself was a revolutionary. She understands those things:

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