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Brazilians Have Money to Invest in Portugal and We Want Them Here, Says Mayor.

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Vasco Ferraz, president of the Ponte de Lima City Council, states that Brazilian citizens have the financial capacity to invest in sectors important to the town, such as industry.

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Brazilians Have Money to Invest in Portugal and We Want Them Here, Says Mayor.

Vasco Ferraz, president of the Ponte de Lima City Council, states that Brazilian citizens have the financial capacity to invest in sectors important to the town, such as industry.

3 days ago·Lisboa, Portugal

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