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Brazil Potash Says Brazil Supreme Court Rejects Petition To Halt Construction Permits And Other Development Activities At Autazes Project
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court rejects petition seeking to halt activities at the Autazes ProjectDecision leaves in place favorable rulings previously issued by Brazil’s federal Court of Appeals Court-supervised
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