Two Brazilians Are Re-Elected State Deputies in the United States
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Brazilians compete in the U.S. elections Six Brazilians came out winners in the mid-term elections of the United States and will act as state deputies in three states of the country. The largest number of them were elected in Massachusetts, with the second largest concentration of Brazilians in the country. There are four and all of them were re-elected to continue in their positions: Priscila Sousa, Rita Mendes, Lorena Betts and Danilo Senna. F…
The 38-year-old Priscila Sousa Minas, a native of Ipatinga, in the Steel Valley, and 42-year-old Rita Mendes, born in Councillor Pena, in the Doce River Valley, were re-elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives in the United States. The two won new terms of office in mid-term elections held on Tuesday (3). [...] The post Minas de Ipatinga and Councillor Pena are re-elected MPs in the United States appeared first in BHAZ.
The miners Rita Mendes and Priscila Sousa were re-elected to the House of State Representatives of the State of Massachusetts, in the United States, in the elections held on Tuesday (3/11). Both guaranteed seats in the state legislature, and not in the U.S. Federal Congress in Washington. Natural to Councillor Pena, in the Doce River Valley, Rita represents the 11th [...] The post Two Brazilians are re-elected state deputies in the United States…
Rita Mendes and Priscila Sousa secured seats in the Massachusetts House of Representatives on Tuesday (3/11)
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