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- ↑ ATRIZ DE 87 ANOS, BERTA LORAN QUEBRA TRÊS COSTELAS DURANTE TENTATIVA DE ASSALTO NO RIO: ‘CAPOTEI NO CHÃO VÁRIAS VEZES’ (in Portuguese)
- ↑ Ela é fera no humor! Relembre as personagens de Berta Loran (in Portuguese)
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