In the same month it was confronting its worse political and
ethical crisis, the Lula government lost the opportunity to commemorate what
could have been one of its major actions: teaching ten million adults to read
and write.
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Lula is good for Brasil. written by Guest,
June 23, 2005
Deus o abencoe!
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Jeocasta Juliet written by Guest,
June 24, 2005
Lula has fighted often for Brazil and against the corruption! He did the reforma da previdencia thinking about the future of our nation, Palocci has manted the inflacion controled and made a great extern politic. Lula will be releited in 2006! All the brazilians want this.
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iTs tru written by Guest,
June 24, 2005
luuk at mi ingris...goodie rite?
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John written by Guest,
July 04, 2005
It's not in Brazil's interests to have a litterate population. There'll be a lot of pissed off people if they could read the constitution and consequently discovered their rights...
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... written by Márcio_Osório,
July 10, 2005
It would take the litterate population a while til their rights sunk in.
On the bright side, no sooner would the the new litterate (and nonliterate as well) learn to read then they would tell an A from a B. And vice versa.
Newly alphabetized individuals with a flair for organization would then eat their letter soups in alphabetical order.
In the same month it was confronting its worse political and
ethical crisis, the Lula government lost the opportunity to commemorate what
could have been one of its major actions: teaching ten million adults to read
and write. 
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