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14:30 in Rio. The story of a death
« on: August 29, 2019, 05:14:04 pm »
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14:30 in Rio. The story of a death

Jean Rodrigo had discovered jiu-jitsu almost by accident. When he was young, he had worked as a cleaner at a small gym, and every day after work he would quietly sit by the mat to watch the martial arts classes he could not afford. Over time, he picked up a few moves, saved some money to be properly coached, and eventually became a teacher himself.

His family paint a portrait of a well-liked man who offered help in the gym and outside, with words of advice. He had no involvement with gangs, they say, nor had he ever been arrested. “Samurai”, as he was known, often told the students - and his four children - that jiu-jitsu could take them “from Alemão to the world”.







Bolsonaro, whose trademark gesture is a weapon with his thumb and index finger, has also worked to ease citizens’ access to guns so, he says, they will be able to defend themselves.

Read more at: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/FI4UOEvq3F/death_in_rio

Photo essay on Brazil.

Bolsonaro probably got into an international spat with Macron where Bolsonaro did not come out looking well; but Macron might have started it in the first place and everything is perception.
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