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Hi Grandmother,

I have dreams of a better country where I can go out on the street without this insecurity that we live in, to be able to walk with my daughter without fear of being robbed. Dreams for this, for peace!
My hope is that my daughter can live well, that is why I think of leaving Brazil, here you can not live!
Much violence in our day to day, we are planning to go to Canada.
I miss you!!!
Bye.

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