Signed in May 1888, imperial law number 3,353 is one of the shortest ever passed in Brazil: coming in at only 18 words. But it is one of the most important pieces of legislation ever signed in Brazil, most commonly known as the “Golden Law.” It abolished slavery in the country, after 350 years of it being at the center of Brazil’s economic model. But while outlawed, slavery never truly went away from Brazil.
We at The Brazilian Report were part of a documentary produced by Brazil’s Labor Prosecution Office and the International Labor Organization, called Precisão. That’s what our episode is about this week.
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