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Brazil Day was celebrated by thousands in Aveiro

Diário de Aveiro7 September 2026 at 09:30

Brazil Day was celebrated by thousands of people in Aveiro through the "Estação Brasil" event. The celebration took place yesterday at Parque Infante D. Pedro, which was completely full to accommodate the participants.

The event attracted great mobilization from the Brazilian community in Portugal, becoming an occasion for cultural and identity celebration. Parque Infante D. Pedro served as the main stage for the day's activities.

The event's organization presented the celebration as being "much more than a party," suggesting that the commemoration of Brazil Day in Aveiro had a deeper cultural and community significance for the participants.

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