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Lira says that C marryed Braz if he had been implicated in the crime, but denies he had asked to vote.

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The chairman of the House of Representatives, Arthur Lira (PP-AL), said this Friday that if it were for the repercussions of the assassination of the speaker Marielle Franco (PSL), speaker Chiquinho Braz would hardly be arrested. Read more

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Lira says that C marryed Braz if he had been implicated in the crime, but denies he had asked to vote.

22 days ago·São Paulo, Brazil

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Lira says that C marryed Braz if he had been implicated in the crime, but denies he had asked to vote.

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Lira says that C marryed Braz if he had been implicated in the crime, but denies he had asked to vote.

Lira says that C marryed Braz if he had been implicated in the crime, but denies he had asked to vote.

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