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Since Friday 12th a rebellion begun in the streets of the state of Sao Paulo. The gangsters rebels organized attacks. Until today, 33 policemen were shot, 185 attacks were organized, and dozens more people were dilled. Some prisoners died too.
 The PCC, a notorious criminal gang known throughout the state as the First Command of the Capital, burn and buses, hurled bombs and grenades in the shopping, in the shops, they shot policemen, some gangsters and some civils who were in the streets. They threatened schools in the region south of Sao Paulo (where is situated the school were I go).
Yesterday, I couldn’t go to the club and I prefer stay at home. I was afraid. The stores in Sao Paulo closed and the workers came back in their house to early. Mostly workers were unable to get to work yesterday as bus companies suspended operations and armed police manned checkpoints on main roads. The traffic was terrible. Some schools were closed today and yesterday and some childrens and students didn’t go study. Today, 10 persons came to school in my class who has got 22 students. In the TV, every channel is talking about this.
Saturday, when I was coming back from a trip, I saw two policemen’s cars and some policemen who were looking each car to see the persons who were in the cars. Cars and peoples were surched.
 

 

Last week-end, Mariana, Anais, Alice, Renata and me, we went to the shopping Iguatemi to see the movie “Mission impossible III” but the tickets have already finished. So, we bought tickets to watch the movie “Armações do amor “. Well, after the movie, we went eat a lunch in the Mac Donald’s. In the shopping, Alice met a lot of people who play basketball, football and dance with her in the club.
It was very funny!

Last thursday, at 4:00 PM, 18 Guyanese boys and girls visited at school and the boys and the girls who were going to welcome a person in their houses. A very gentle girl called Marlyse stayed at home for six days. The girl who stayed in the Alice’s home, Leslie, a very funny girl, cames at home on the first days with Marlyse.

In the week-end we go in a party in the clement’s home. We danced a lot with all the Guyanese. And what did we see it’s: they dance very well! It was so good. And the other day, we went at the beach where it was very suny but Marlyse didn’t want to swim in the sea.

On monday we went at the shopping because the girl wanted buy some clothes and some gift for her family because in Guyane, everything is expensive and in euro.

Wednesday, at 5:00 AM, I took her to school where she got on the bus to the airport.