Ana Míria
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26 April 2018 · · Brazil
Assassination in Brazil unmasks the deadly racism of a country that would rather ignore it
When Marielle Franco , a Rio de Janeiro city councilwoman, was shot to death in downtown Rio on March 14, her killing moved the world, writes Ana Míria dos Santos Carvalho Carinhanha. Protes…