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Police winch the MTST truck carrying lunches in Porto Alegre because it had an expired property tax

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According to the movement, food would be brought to residents of the Princesa Isabel Condominium. The state government extended, for an indefinite period, the deadline for payment of offenses through an ordinance.

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Police winch the MTST truck carrying lunches in Porto Alegre because it had an expired property tax

According to the movement, food would be brought to residents of the Princesa Isabel Condominium. The state government extended, for an indefinite period, the deadline for payment of offenses through an ordinance.

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Tuesday, May 21, 2024.
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