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Weekly Report - 7 April 2011 (WR-11-14)
BRAZIL: Lax laws turn Brazil into a haven for terrorist groups
Brazil's lax laws have turned the country into a haven for Arabic
terrorist groups, an investigative report by the conservative current affairs
magazine Veja suggests. In a nine-page report, due to be published this
week, the magazine lists several cases in which Brazilian authorities failed to
condemn alleged terrorists operating in the country because of the Brazilian
government's failure to introduce laws specifically punishing terrorism.
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