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Improvising, a boy gathered bits of building blocks, cement and paint to build a toy: a mock up model of the favela (shantytown). Soon the children's game became a serious business, found collaborators and started attracting attention. 
With the inevitable outcome, it is safe to say that the Federal Council of Journalism served the press an extraordinary purpose. Despite sentenced to termination on the shelf, the project and its mentors set off involuntarily the most important debate over the press in the last decades. Brazilian democracy, impawned, is grateful. 
This is the GDP of Sorriso, a city in the midwestern state of Mato Grosso. The 13 greatest soy producers in the state are organizing themselves in order to export directly, in five years time, about 200,000 tons of soy. This is equivalent, in today's values, to an income of US$ 55 million per year. The city has the greatest soy productivity in the world, and a per capita income above the Brazilian average. 
