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The City of the First Olympic Surf Champion Saves 2,000 Hectares of Atlantic Forest by the Sea and a Dark Lagoon Nicknamed Coca-Cola

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Many beaches of the Northeast have been known for their clear waters or colourful cliffs. Bay Formosa, on the southern coast of Rio Grande do Norte, won the map by another way: it was in the waves of the city that the first surfer was formed to win an Olympic gold, next to a forest reserve that reaches...
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Many beaches of the Northeast have been known for their clear waters or colourful cliffs. Bay Formosa, on the southern coast of Rio Grande do Norte, won the map by another way: it was in the waves of the city that the first surfer was formed to win an Olympic gold, next to a forest reserve that reaches...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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