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Lagoa Armênia
Taquari, a small city in the Rio Grande do Sul, is the birthplace of dictator Arthur da Costa e Silva. In 1976, a bronze bust in his honor was unveiled in Lagoa Armênia, the city's main tourist attraction.
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Taquari, a small city in the Rio Grande do Sul, is the birthplace of dictator Arthur da Costa e Silva. In 1976, a bronze bust in his honor was unveiled in Lagoa Armênia, the city's main tourist attraction.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Leonardo da Rosa, André Berzagui, Gianluca Cozza
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Saturno Filmes
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