Rio de Janeiro place
also: Rio, Rio's, Rio's district, Rio area
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had basically flooded the country's media with ads. And so basically, and again, you can imagine if you're a struggling newspaper in Rio de Janeiro or wherever it is, and all at once you're flush with advertising money. If that company come…
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Now you know why they had to overthrow Chile and Argentina and all the rest of them, to include Brazil. New cocaine routes emerged in Brazil that cut through Brazilian cities and into Europe, where cocaine consumption was on the rise. In th…
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Just look at the networks. Because if those guys get taken out, we don't care. We're still growing it. Colombian cocaine laboratories situated near rivers and in thick tropical jungles are refining and exporting cocaine to southern countrie…
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former model of democracy, there was now no dancing for anyone. In spring of 1977, a military court finally sentenced a suspected Tupomaro for the killing of Dan Mederone, for the shooting and his alleged part in the kidnapping of Jeffrey J…
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Brazilian officers trained at the International Police Academy remembered Dan Mederone fondly as a symbol of what they were fighting against. They all said the U.S. was decadent. It suffered way too many freedoms. The torch had been passed …
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unnoticed by Mitterrand, who did not read the local papers. In the fall of 1961, a division commander of Brazil's First Army gave a speech nearby before a conference of the state's commercial association. Although the First Army was based i…
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was Fernando Gabrero, a 19-year-old from the provinces who was using the local area Dan was in as a way station on the road to a newspaper career in Rio. As a boy, Fernando had watched the men in his town who owned small looms forced out of…
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profitable for Brazil. One team member was a small, wavy-haired student by the name of Marcos Adruda. He was enrolled in the School of Geology in Rio de Janeiro. Marcos did not look like a revolutionary or a martyr, and certainly during the…
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He said, had the professor been grading Goulart's appointments publicly, Brazil might have noticed that the ones that he deemed too liberal would have gotten a failing grade. Because remember, that's where this guy's background is, Lincoln …
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You know, that's kind of the briefings that he got at the State Department before he came as well. So he was predisposed to not like him. But they met. He was given his credentials to be the ambassador. And the president said that I'm going…
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Greatest inspiration was to hire as his chief of staff a retired general from the army by the name of Golby de Soto Silva. They had their office on the 27th floor of a very large building in Rio. De Peva encouraged the general to complete d…
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Not that it's treason, but you know what I mean. A guy by the name of Aristotle Luez Drummond was a student in Rio and an aspiring comrade in arms to DePava's cause. He tapped an even wealthier treasurer than Gilbert Hubers. By chance, Drum…
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U.S. police advisor and ask him if he felt safer in Washington, D.C. or Rio. The advisor, Theodore Brown, said, I felt safer in Rio. Well, of course, because he had trained all the cops to kill all of the resistance. If that's the case, Sen…
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The Latin American police must be strengthened. That spring, there was more than the Rockefeller mission to occupy Jean-Marc. In February, the government had issued Decree 477 forbidding all political activity within the university. The aut…
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the police, where he found six other suspects already waiting. For half an hour, they were beaten on their kidneys with clubs. That was punishment for not answering questions. No questions had been asked. It was a preliminary lesson. Jean-M…
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The other half was from the police office who specialized in torture. The main Cinemar prison was in the basement of the Ministry of the Navy, near the docks of Rio's lovely harbor. Whenever possible, intelligence agencies on the fifth floo…
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to interest a foreign journalist in their ordeal. Once their story reached William Buckley Jr., supposedly a conservative columnist, as he toured Rio, they complained to him that they had heard English-speaking voices in the rooms where the…
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And the fears of his new staff were not eased when Mrs. Elbrick explained firmly that a charity reception previously scheduled for the ambassador's resident had to be canceled because she was not making her home open to anyone. Although Bra…
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Elbrick went on living in the official residence in Rio's district. He also had a chauffeur whose last name, or it's Costudio Abel de Salvo. That's the name of his chauffeur. The resident was in the middle of a one-way street making its way…
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was Fernando Guevara, a former police reporter for one of the newspapers. Fernando was now 28, and his rapid advancement as a journalist in Rio had been matched by his evolution as a man in the rebellion. He had been working as a research e…
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That much of the planning took about six weeks. They decided that they were going to ask for 15 people to be released and basically do like a prisoner swap. It was getting close to September 7th, which was Brazil's National Independence Day…
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basically keeping the U.S. embassy updated on his status. So an all points bulletin goes out throughout Rio that the ambassador has been kidnapped. By censoring the press, the military had tried to keep the population ignorant that these re…
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In Brazil had been, as Elbrick put it, misbehaving. The CIA man was maintaining a wife and a child in Rio and a girlfriend also from the U.S. in Brasilia. And everybody in Rio knew this. In Elbrick's view, the man was simply had been statio…
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The Argento court banned several members of clan to locations elsewhere in Italy, mostly in the North, but they chose to leave the country instead. They moved to Montreal in Canada, but one of them, Giuseppe preferred Rio de Janeiro in Braz…