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Between the rain and Coins, camped votes if it continues in Rossio

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Briefings

A Brazilian camp movement, led by Renata Cambra, voted to continue its presence in Rio de Janeiro's Rossio Square despite a presidential decree and a government proposal to remove them. The vote was rejected, but the decision to remain is scheduled for this Sunday.

Key points

• Renata Cambra proposed a 'tactical' removal of the camp, but delegates voted against it.
• The camp's presence in Rio de Janeiro's Rossio Square is scheduled to continue this Sunday.

Context

The Brazilian camp movement, led by Renata Cambra, faces a decision regarding its continued presence in Rio de Janeiro's Rossio Square. A presidential decree and a government proposal were issued to remove the camp, but the camp's leadership rejected these measures.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the camp's internal vote and the subsequent decision to remain. Specific dates for the vote and the decree are not provided, and the outcome of the vote is not confirmed.

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