In fact, Embratel, owned by a US company, took out a very large ad on the front page of the Folha de S o Paulo paper, claiming not to have responsibility for the faults. Ironically, the model for Embratel advertising who is currently in London has been trying to call home this week, using Embratel, and has not had success. Terror in Paran A cold morning, around 3 a.m. The darkness is total, and in the camps all around there is silence. A sensation of peace and quiet.
Hundreds of lights invade the night, shots, fierce dogs barking, bombs explode in the darkness.
Set the dogs free. One behind the other. Frightened women, tormented men - all get up to experience the worst nightmare of their lives. With their hands on the back of their heads the men are made to lie on the ground. The women and children guarded by the police dogs, are brought away without even the chance of a cup of water.