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Brazil has been cultivating strong ties with several African countries for decades, aided by cultural similarities and mutually beneficial interests.
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Brazil and Africa Bridge the South Atlantic

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Though its strategy has earned little in the way of global attention, Brasilia has been making economic and political overtures on the continent for decades.

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