Civic parade marks Independence Day in Porto Velho with the participation of military personnel, students and security forces
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The civic parade for Brazil's Independence Day took place in Porto Velho on Avenida Santos Dumont, bringing together military personnel, armed forces, institutions and students from education systems, starting at 6:30 pm due to the high temperatures, in addition to presentations, a passage of motorcyclists and a flyover by state security forces.
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Why It Matters
The Independence Day civic parade is an annual tradition in Porto Velho, held on Avenida Santos Dumont for the second year in a row, with the participation of military, civil and educational institutions.
Troops, students and vehicles mark the 7th of September Parade in Porto Velho — Photo: Mateus Santos/g1 RO
Brazil's Independence Day was marked this Sunday (7) by civic parades in Porto Velho. For the second year in a row, the program took place on Avenida Santos Dumont and brought together state military personnel, armed forces, institutions and students from education networks.
This year's parade started at 6:30 pm due to high temperatures. In addition to the presentations, the public also watched the passage of a group of motorcyclists from the capital and the flight over by the state security forces.
Check out images of the civic act:
September 7th parade in Porto Velho
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Open Questions
- Approximately how many people participated in the parade?
- Which specific educational institutions were present?
- Were there any complications or incidents during the event?
