Simões Filho

Simões Filho is a municipality in the state of Bahia in the North-East region of Brazil.

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  • List of municipalities in Bahia

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    Coordinates: 12°47′02″S 38°24′14″W / 12.78389°S 38.40389°W / -12.78389; -38.40389

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    Brazil lower house votes to allow foreign airlines in domestic market

    This is Money 22 May 2019
    By Maria Carolina Marcello and Anthony Boadle ... However, debates continued into the night, with voting scheduled to tweak the final language of the bill that will be sent to the Senate ... Adriana Simoes, a Brazilian aviation lawyer with the Mattos Filho law firm, said the approval was "excellent news" that had been long awaited by the industry ... ....
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    Bahia expanding sanitation services in Simões Filho

    BN Americas 01 Feb 2019
    The Brazilian state will invest some US$9mn in the work. <p> <a href="https.//www.bnamericas.com/en/news/privatization/bahia-expanding-sanitation-services-in-simoes-filho">...continue reading</a> </p> ... ....

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