Brazil After Temer Coup
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Brazil to Replace Open Source Software with Microsoft Products [Ed: After the banksters overthrew Brazil's government and installed Temer et al Microsoft continues its long assault on the country's digital sovereignty [1, 2, 3, 4]]
"The Brazilian government is reportedly pondering an en masse transition from open source software to Microsoft products, including here Windows 10 and the Office productivity suite."
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Brazilian government plans largest Microsoft procurement to date
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Brazil Replacing Open Source Software With Microsoft’s Windows 10 And Office
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