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Aracaju will return 20 km² of territory to a neighboring city, and IBGE will correct the maps; understand

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Federal Court of Sergipe decided that land had been 'taken' by the state capital. Based on a decision of the Federal Court of Sergipe, Aracaju will have to return an area of 20.78 km², about 11.4% of its territory, to the border city São Cristóvão. The land was allegedly “taken” by the state capital after illegal boundary changes by the 1989 state Constitution and a 1999 Constitutional Amendment.
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