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financial times
Financial Times is an American business journal that declared that Jose Serra, a man who runs for be a President of Brazil, is the best one for wining the elections.
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#mulhervota13
It means 'Woman vote 13'; 13 is the number for Dilma Rousseff, PT (Worker's Party)' candidate for Brazilian Presidental Elections.
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#dia31vote13
It means 'on 31st vote for 13'; 13 is the number for Dilma Roussef, PT (Worker's Party)' candidate for Brazilian Presidental Elections.
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#dilmaday
It is the hashtag that has been used to celebrate the day of the official announcement of Mrs. Dilma Rousseff as the new president of Brazil on Oct. 31st/2010. She is the first woman to reach such position in the history of Brazil.
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#soumaisdilma
Dilma Presidente do Brasil. Dia 31 vote 13 #soumaisdilma.
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#luladay
October 27 is the birthday of Brazil's President Luis Inacio "Lula" da Silva. After eight years as president and 83% approval in his government, Lula celebrates 65 years old. The tag was created by Dilma Rousseff, who runs for president of Brazil for Lula's party (Worker's Party), to congratulate the President Lula.
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#boladepapelfacts
Jos Serra, the brazilian candidate in the presidential elections for the PSDB (Brazilian Social-Democratic Party), was recently hit by a paper ball allegedly thrown by some Workers Party (PT) supporters while campaigning in Rio de Janeiro's streets for his election. He feigned that he was injured 20 minutes after the paperball had hit him, trying to create public commotion by stating that he was hit by a larger object without any proof of it. He accused his opponent, but nobody really bought it, they know it was all planned by him and his party to get attention. His action was compared to the famous fake injury simulated by Rojas, a former chilean goalkeapper, that took place in Maracana, 1989. The empirical video-graphic evidence of the event: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsrPo1fjWkw. http://migre.me/1Guch.
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#vejamente
Brazilians are complaining about the bias of the major weekly news conservative magazine Veja, from Grupo Abril ('mente' means lies). Veja lies and deliberately distorts news reports and sometimes they even fabricate reports without backing it with any empirical evidence, only anecdotal ones (ie: their last edition stated that they had an audio tape to back up their accusations, but until now no video/audio tape has come into public). So Paulo state, under the government of the right-wing conservative party PSDB (Brazilian Social Democracy Party) for 24 years, keeps public contracts with the magazine that transferred to its parent holding, Grupo Abril, a total of US$ 20.414.395,60. These contracts are under the investigation of the State Prosecution Office in a claim made by Ivan Valente of the PSOL (Socialism and Freedom Party).
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#serramilcaras
The term (meaning "thousand-faced Serra") was used by Dilma, presidential candidate of Brazil, the debate on television station Band, referring to the alledged lack of coherence in her opponent's acts and speeches.
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