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Jornalista Antônio Carlos De Júlio morre aos 81 anos em Campinas

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  • O jornalista Antônio Carlos De Júlio morreu aos 81 anos nesta quarta-feira (11), em Campinas (SP).
  • Referência na imprensa campineira, passou pela EPTV Campinas, TVB/SBT, Correio Popular, O Estado de S.
  • Paulo e Guarani Futebol Clube.

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Antônio Carlos De Júlio foi referência na imprensa campineira, com passagens pela EPTV Campinas na década de 1980, TVB/SBT, chefia da editoria de Esportes do Correio Popular, correspondência de O Estado de S. Paulo e assessoria do Guarani Futebol Clube.

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O jornalista Antônio Carlos De Júlio morreu aos 81 anos nesta quarta-feira (11), em Campinas (SP) — Foto: Reprodução

Referência na imprensa campineira, acumulou passagens pela EPTV Campinas na década de 1980, atuou na TVB/SBT, chefiou a editoria de Esportes do Correio Popular, foi correspondente de O Estado de S. Paulo e trabalhou na assessoria do Guarani Futebol Clube, entre outros.

"Neste momento de luto, a Prefeitura de Campinas presta homenagem à sua trajetória e manifesta solidariedade aos familiares, amigos e colegas de profissão", destacou a administração, em nota.

Já o Guarani publicou nota em que "expressa sua solidariedade aos familiares, amigos e colegas de profissão, desejando força e conforto neste momento de luto".

O velório de Antônio Carlos De Júlio será realizado nesta quinta-feira (12), a partir das 8h, no Cemitério da Saudade, em Campinas. O sepultamento está previsto para as 11h.

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