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| Caption | A Tarde, a major newspaper in Salvador, Brazil, featured the Baha’i community in its most recent Sunday magazine. The [ http://atarde.uol.com.br/muito/noticias/2086647-nascida-na-persia-ha-175-anos-fe-bahai-tem-mais-de-400-seguidores-na-bahia magazine includes a 6-page cover article] about the Baha’is of Salvador, their history from when Martha Root first visited a century ago, their present efforts to contribute to life in Salvador, and their plans for the upcoming bicentenary celebrations. |
| Source | Bahá’í World News Service (#1348) |
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