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Brazil inaugurates giant statue of Our Lady of Aparecida

Located in Aparecida, São Paulo, the statue is 164 ft (50 m) tall and is among the largest religious monuments in Brazil and in the world.

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AMERICA/BRAZIL - Pastoral care of Communication: "a dynamic, dialogical, interactive and multidirectional process"

Agenzia Fides: Organo di informazione delle Pontificie Opere Missionarie dal 1927

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AMERICA/BRAZIL - Bishops gather for 60th assembly: numerous issues on the agenda

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Brazilian unions suppress workers' opposition to mass layoffs following Ford shutdowns

Brazilian unions suppress workers’ opposition to mass layoffs following Ford shutdowns
One month after Ford announced the closure of all three of its remaining plants in Brazil, other companies linked to its production chain are dismissing their workers, unleashing a wave of layoffs affecting the most diverse sectors of the auto industry. According to research by the Interunion Department of Statistics and Socioeconomic Studies (DIEESE), the 5,000 layoffs announced by Ford spell the potential destruction of another 118,864 jobs, resulting in a loss of 2.5 billion reais (US$465 million) in annual wages.
Based on this perspective, one can predict a wave of opposition among Brazilian workers. On January 26, about 800 workers at the auto parts manufacturer Arteb, located in the ABC industrial complex in São Paulo, went on strike to protest against 200 layoffs. Founded in 1934, Arteb produces headlights and headlamps for major automakers, and blamed the layoffs on the Ford’s closures in Brazil. Workers were fired by mail.

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