Portuguese Refugees Flock to Brazil Amid Civil Wars
Thousands of Portuguese, Angolans, and Mozambicans seek refuge in Brazil, with about 40,000 arriving this year. The government expedites documentation to two weeks, aided by the Federation of Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian groups. Many arrive with little, aided by a large Rio de Janeiro Portuguese community.
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