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Nos últimos tempos, a liquidação do Banco Master tomou conta do noticiário. O que chegou para o investidor comum como uma promessa quase irrecusável de rentabilidade: CDBs a 140% do CDI com o escudo do Fundo Garantidor de Crédito (FGC), revelou-se um rombo bilionário. Mas o escân ... Show More
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A ideia de proteger a infância e garantir tempo para brincar e estudar é uma conquista social, mas que ainda falha para milhares de meninas no Brasil.No episódio #552, o Mamilos recebe Ana Nery e Flávio Debique para conversar sobre um tema sensível: o casamento infantil no Brasil ... Show More
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