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  1. Re:He should hide out in Brazil by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Interpol Issues Wanted Notice For Julian Assange

    Brazil could be a good place for him to hide out at the moment - they have currently have a Federal Congressman who is wanted by Interpol for financial crimes.

    No it couldn't, congressman Maluf cannot be arrested because he have congressional immunity, that doesn't applies to Assange.

  2. He should hide out in Brazil by pdcull · · Score: 3, Informative · on Interpol Issues Wanted Notice For Julian Assange

    Brazil could be a good place for him to hide out at the moment - they have currently have a Federal Congressman who is wanted by Interpol for financial crimes.

  3. Re:My post is directly relevant... by Molina+the+Bofh · · Score: 1 · on Software Livre, Anyone?

    Where did you get these numbers ?

    I did a little research and I found different figures.

    According to the official numbers the average income in 2003 was R$ 8,565. By the end of 2003 a dollar was rated at 2.895 real. That means the average income was about $3,000.

  4. e-mail all that people in the congress by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Brazilian Gov't May Pass Pro-Free Software Law

    For all of you that have some interests in this law (particularly brazilians), I strongly suggest e-mailing the Comissão de ciência e tecnologia, comunicação e informática - CCTCI (brazilian congress' science, technology and informatics comission) and all its components. If you decide to only send an e-mail to the CCTCI, make clear that you'd like to have a copy of your e-mail sent to all people inside that comission.

    Also, I suggest that you make a brief statement on the e-mail explaining what this law means and what effects it will produce, since most people in the CCTCI are really clueless about technology.

    In fact, brazilian congressmen love to pay attention to e-mails and letters, although most of you may think they trash everything they receive, so it's actually a very good idea to e-mail these people.

  5. e-mail all that people in the congress by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Brazilian Gov't May Pass Pro-Free Software Law

    For all of you that have some interests in this law (particularly brazilians), I strongly suggest e-mailing the Comissão de ciência e tecnologia, comunicação e informática - CCTCI (brazilian congress' science, technology and informatics comission) and all its components. If you decide to only send an e-mail to the CCTCI, make clear that you'd like to have a copy of your e-mail sent to all people inside that comission.

    Also, I suggest that you make a brief statement on the e-mail explaining what this law means and what effects it will produce, since most people in the CCTCI are really clueless about technology.

    In fact, brazilian congressmen love to pay attention to e-mails and letters, although most of you may think they trash everything they receive, so it's actually a very good idea to e-mail these people.