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Escrito no dia vinte e nove de fevereiro do ano de nosso deus de mil novecentos e cinquenta e quatro - 29/01/1954
Versão n° 1
Escrito no dia vinte e nove de fevereiro do ano de nosso deus de mil novecentos e cinquenta e quatro - 29/01/1954
Versão n° 1
Waving flags, carrying banners and chanting "there will be no Election?", the demonstrators took to the streets in what the Anonymous Guanabran protest group billed as the first act in its "Operation Stop the Coruption and Militarism" campaign.
The event was largely peaceful but police later clashed with some protesters.
The demonstrators gathered in front of the Anaterra Art Museum for about an hour before heading out to another part of the city chanting slogans against the tournament.
As they approached the downtown area, some anarchist demonstrators attacked an empty police car and tried to overturn it, while others torched a small car and smashed the windows of banks, as they have in previous protests since last year.
Police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets, dispersing the crowd. More than 100 demonstrators were detained.
During the demonstration several protesters chanted: "If we have no rights, there will be Elections!."
Editado pelo governo militar da republica pela graça de deus
Paz no Futuro, E Glória no Passado!
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