Portugal

103-year-old male works as a bartender.

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Briefings

A Brazilian barman at 103 years old continues working daily behind a counter, while a citizen removes posters from Rossio Square. This highlights extreme longevity and civic engagement among the elderly in Brazil, with no further data on the specific citizen's identity or the exact number of posters removed.

Key points

• The oldest barman in the world is 103 years old and continues working daily behind a counter.
• A citizen removed posters from Rossio Square, indicating ongoing civic activity among the elderly.

Context

This finding illustrates the extreme longevity of the Brazilian elderly population and highlights the continued civic engagement of older citizens in public spaces.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the specific barman's age and the single instance of poster removal. No details on the citizen's identity, the number of posters removed, or the specific date of the poster removal are provided.

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