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Brazilian government helps Chile to repatriate citizens

Brazil is helping to repatriate other South American citizens, according to the Foreign Ministry. A flight from New Zealand is carrying 185 Brazilians along with 25 Chileans. The flight is scheduled to make a stop in Santiago, where it will pick up 67 other Brazilians who are currently stuck in the neighboring country. The Foreign Ministry says it has already helped repatriate nearly 18,000 Brazilians.

Augusta Saraiva

Augusta is a Brazilian journalism student at Northwestern University

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