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Cover of TIME's magazine edition of April 21st 1967, in which an image of the then president (militar dictator) Artur da Costa e Silva is overlaid on a stylized drawing of the columns of Alvorada Palace (the iconic building designed by Oscar Niemeyer to serve as official presidential residence) bearing the side headline "Will Latin America Become a Success?”. | Cover of TIME's magazine edition of April 21st 1967, in which an image of the then president (militar dictator) Artur da Costa e Silva is overlaid on a stylized drawing of the columns of Alvorada Palace (the iconic building designed by Oscar Niemeyer to serve as official presidential residence) bearing the side headline "Will Latin America Become a Success?”. | ||
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Cover of TIME's magazine edition of April 21st 1967, in which an image of the then president (militar dictator) Artur da Costa e Silva is overlaid on a stylized drawing of the columns of Alvorada Palace (the iconic building designed by Oscar Niemeyer to serve as official presidential residence) bearing the side headline "Will Latin America Become a Success?”.
