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Brazil militarizes airports

Objective: to guarantee passenger safety and fight drug traffickers

The Brazilian government is militarizing two of the country's main international airports: the "Antonio Carlos Jobim" of Rio de Janeiro-Galeão and the "André Franco Montoro" in São Paulo-Guarulhos. The decree came into force today and also provides for the deployment of armed forces in ports. The aim of the executive is to guarantee greater security to the population, due to the increase in violence of...

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 11/06/2023 10:28
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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