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A Brazilian Capital Began to Be Born in 1989, when They Opened Avenues and Erected Public Buildings Where the Planned City Did Not yet Exist.
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The opening of avenues and the construction of public buildings accompanied the birth of a new headquarters of government in the late 1980s. Palmas was built to be the capital of Tocantins, combining an urban project with the arrival of residents and the gradual implementation of urban services. Why the new state needed...
·São Paulo, Brazil
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