Repression Haunts Brazil Seven Years After Coup
Brazil marks seven years since the 1964 coup as prosperity rises and repression tightens. The economy booms with 9.5 percent growth, roads knit the Amazon, but press censorship and political purges extend state power. Torture accusations draw church and international rebuke while terrorist kidnappings and violence persist, and calls grow for curbing Institutional Act powers.
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Premier Emilio Colombo warns extremists on both sides threaten Italy's stability as fascism Nazism and Communists each seek to distort the center. He cites factional bickering in the Christian Democrats Socialists and Social Democrats delaying essential reforms.
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