BNDES has long history of loans to gigantic construction companies

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By <a class="author-link"…Mar 14, 2016, 12:20 pm125 pts
[caption id="attachment_183318" align="alignleft" width="768"] Sete Quedas, one of the world’s most powerful and scenic waterfalls ceased to exist in 1982 when the Itaipu dam drowned it. That destruction was met by a loud public protest. Gigantic infrastructure projects have been funded by BNDES and built by…

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