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Julie Dzerowicz

158 words · 9 sentences · 16 clauses

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Average 95 / 100
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 142 words52 years ago this month, on April 25, 1974, the Portuguese people ended nearly 40 years of dictatorship, 12and they did it almost without firing a shot.3 Soldiers placed carnations in the muzzle of their rifle. People then walked into the streets, and they chose democracy. In my constituency of Davenport, which is home to the largest Portuguese community in Canada, we remember 25 de abril every year, 4but this year we remember it differently. Democracy is being tested again by authoritarianism, by disinformation and by leaders who treat freedom as inconvenient. The Portuguese diaspora knows this story. It members left a country that gave them too little future, and they came to places like Toronto, where they built new lives and strengthened ours. From their new home country, they also helped keep a freer Portugal alive. Canada stood with them then, Promise · 16 wordsand we must continue to stand for democracy now, at home and everywhere it is threatened.Vague promise

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