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Em Joanesburgo, três emigrantes embarcaram numa das maiores aventuras da sua vida. Silvério da Silva tem 83 anos e é natural de Viseu; Gabriela de Gouveia tem 30 anos e nasceu na África do Sul; Tiago Pocinho, 35 anos, é natural de Coimbra.
Em Joanesburgo, três emigrantes embarcaram numa das maiores aventuras da sua vida. Silvério da Silva tem 83 anos e é natural de Viseu; Gabriela de Gouveia tem 30 anos e nasceu na África do Sul; Tiago Pocinho, 35 anos, é natural de Coimbra.
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