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TOPSHOT - A Greenpeace activist protests with fake crude on hands and a T-shirt reading in 'Oil-stained Brazil' in front of Planalto Palace in Brasilia, Brazil, Wednesday, October 23, 2019. - Greenpeace denounced what they call government negligence due to large blobs of oil staining more than 130 beaches in northeastern Brazil began appearing in early September and have now turned up along a 2,000km stretch of the Atlantic coastline. The source of the patches remain a mystery despite President Jair Bolsonaro's assertions they came from outside the country and were possibly the work of criminals. (Photo by Sergio LIMA / AFP)
2015-04-23
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AFP
SERGIO LIMA
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