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Situation of refugees and Brazilian exiles in Uruguay (1971)
Brazilian exile Edmur Péricles Camargo travelled from Santiago to Montevideo (1971)
Detention and disappearance of Brazilian exile, Edmur Péricles Camargo (1971)
Brazilian exiles in Chile worried about disappearance of Edmur Péricles Camargo (1971)
Disappearance of Edmur Camargo (1972)
Former Brazilian governor, exiled in Montevideo, receives a report about military situation in Brazil (1972)
Romantic relationship between Cuban G2 agent and former Brazilian naval attaché in Chile (1972)
The Brazilizan CIEX requests information regarding Brazilian national Sydney José Marques (1972)
​​Report to the DOPS Director (1973)
Argentine citizen, Alberto Rosales enters Brazil (1974)
Argentine Federal Police arrests two Brazilians, a Bolivian, and a Uruguayan in a Buenos Aires hotel (1974)
Capture of Uruguayans in Brazil (1976)

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