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"We were not going to give victory to the terrorists"

Observador11 September 2026 at 21:41

Ricardo Ferreira Reis was in Philadelphia on September 11, the date that marks the terrorist attacks in the United States in 2001. The article reports that he recalled the communications blackout that occurred that day, interrupting contact with family and friends.

He was close to the tragedy that unfolded, referring to the attacks that hit several American cities. The situation experienced was of great impact and proximity to the events that changed the world.

Faced with chaos, Ricardo Ferreira Reis made the decision to maintain routine as a form of reaction. His conviction was that they should not give any victory to the terrorists, choosing to continue with normal activities instead of letting themselves be paralyzed by fear.

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