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As the author mentioned, after the third military coup, of 1980, the public were discouraged from discussing politics, but encouraged to discuss more on religion and popular culture. Before that, there were great discussions between leftist and rightist militancy. In fact, discussion was a very little part of the problems between them. It was more [...]

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•At the beginning of the text, Murrow says that some people may accuse his text of having dangerous thoughts. Why did he choose such beginning according to you? Do you think that he is right?
•“Nobody politic is healthy until it begins to itch” (p. 226). What could Murrow mean with this sentence?
•Is it true to [...]

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