Four Voters Die After Having Had a Bad Time in Voting Places in Brazil
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Events were recorded in Cupira (PE), Campo Grande (MS), Manaus and Barra da Tijuca, Rio; victims were rescued by Samu, but did not resist
المعناال المال عبر Cedarnews.net. لمابعة المبيد من البار والبارير العرية وورونا علا موعنا. At least five voters died this Sunday (4), during the first round of elections, after having gone badly to polling stations. وم نار البر عبر عبر موعع Cedarnews الةباري. لالالااالن مين ميد من الببار العارية الارية الر االعاارالالاااالاي.
Man goes badly and dies within the electoral section in Cupira Reproduction A man died after going badly within an electoral section in the municipality of Cupira, in the Agreste of Pernambuco. The victim was identified as José Roberto da Silva, 68 years old. He was voting in a state school during the morning of Sunday (4). According to information from the Ministry of Health of Cupira, the man was at the State School Professor Maria de Lourdes …
In Rio de Janeiro, a 62-year-old voter lost his life while waiting to vote in a voting spot on the Barra da Tijuca The post Four voters die after passing badly in voting spots appeared first in Jornal Option.
In the elections this Sunday, 4, four people died in electoral colleges scattered throughout the country. The cases occurred in Cupira (PE), Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Manaus (AM) and Campo Grande (MS). In Cupira, in the pernambucan agreste, a gentleman had a sudden illness at the State School Professor Maria de Lourdes Temporal. According to the Regional Electoral Court of [...]
At least four voters died this Sunday, 4, after having had a bad time in polling places during the first round of the general elections this year. The cases took place in Manaus, Cupira (PE), Campo Grande and Rio de Janeiro. The victims were between 60 and 75 years old and had a bad time in the queue or within the electoral sections. + Understand what is Politics in West Manaus The first case occurred in the capital of Amazonas. A 75-year-old ma…
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