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"It is a memory that persists and will persist forever": Miguel Caldeira on September 11th

Now12 September 2026 at 00:55

Miguel Caldeira spoke about September 11th, referring to the terrorist attack that occurred in 2001 in the United States. The commemoration underlined that it is a memory that persists and will persist forever, demonstrating the lasting impact of these historical events. Miguel Caldeira highlighted the importance of the tribute to the victims who lost their lives during the attacks. Furthermore, he referred to the symbolism of the official ceremonies that marked this commemoration, underlining the significance of these celebrations to honor those affected by this tragedy.

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