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The Church says abuses are not only historical and will discuss whether to keep the investigative group in place to examine allegations.

Dinheiro Vivo27 Jan

After five years, and with 84 cases validated for compensation awards, hundreds continue to criticise the reparation process.

Correio da Manhã25 Jan

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