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Brazil: “48 Hours Democracy”

Written byRaphael Tsavkko Garcia

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Posted 2 October 2010 19:11 GMT

For the first time in history, Brazilian bloggers are gathered for a 48 hours livestream coverage of the electoral voting day in Brazil (starting on October 2 at 9 am until October 4 at 9 am). A website [pt] has been set up aiming to exercise e-democracy and free speech in a parallel coverage to the mainstream media.

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Written byRaphael Tsavkko Garcia

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