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1968 legislation by the Brazilian military government

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1968 documents 1968 in Brazil 1968 in law Censorship in Brazil Constitution of Brazil Military dictatorship in Brazil Military law Modern history of Brazil Political and cultural purges Political history of Brazil Political repression in Brazil

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