one of the leaders of the mst, joao paulo rodrigues, says, "there's going to be much more "occupationvernment support this landless occupation movement? yes. what i'm going to try... what i was trying to say before you asked me the other question was that radical is not... ..when we know and when we realise that we have to fight for human rights and for our democracy. we are not radical. and i said that the majority of the people... i didn't say everybody that voted for bolsonaro is radical or are radical. i said majority of them, because they brought in 2018 to our country a lot of hate. and when you ask me a question about mst, it's the same thing that when people ask me about being in the favelas. i think that mst and the favelas in brazil need to be respected because.. ..we cannot criminalise those people, you know, either the movements and either the favelas. and what the opposition does and what polarisation does is when they start sharing a lot of fake news and when they start saying that, "oh, people who vote for lula "are this," and "people who vote for someone "else are that

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operation, up to 15 extremists were eliminated, along with the technique of precise strikes of the mstenemy positions helped by reconnaissance from the air, the coordinates were immediately transmitted by the artilleryman in another sector of the front at 635 bill of the aircraft was found russian fighters supported the actions of attack aircraft and bombers, a given area, and also covered the helicopter of army aviation, striking at military targets and armored vehicles of the enemy. after the successful completion of the mission, the combat vehicles returned to their base airfield. american statements have nothing to do with the real causes of the crisis around the edsnv. russia takes a responsible approach to its obligations in the field of arms control, the russian embassy in washington said, diplomats stressed us countermeasures in the context of the treaty on reduction of strategic offensive weapons will not affect the position of russia , we are talking about yesterday's decision of the state department to stop transmitting information to russia on the status of the location of