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Monday, June 15, 2020

National Democratic Redistricting Committee

I'll get right to it: Wednesday is our last mid-month deadline of the quarter and we need to raise $35,000 to stay on track. Can you chip in now?

The NDRC has already accomplished so much this year:

We invested $150,000 in digital communications to promote vote-at-home efforts and combat voter suppression in Wisconsin
In fact, we've already invested in four of our nine target states, including sending nearly half a million dollars to North Carolina and Texas
We endorsed 67 state legislative Democrats, with more to come
We're building on our scope of work to include defending the right to vote during this public health emergency.

And that's just the beginning. There's so much we still need to do to ensure a safe and secure election, get Democrats in office, and demand fair redistricting in 2021. But there are a mere four and a half months left until the most critical election of our lifetimes, which makes this mid-month goal our most important yet.

Can you pitch in to help us get to $35,000?

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A.G. Holder: If the NDRC is successful in undoing rigged maps, we will be able to achieve a system in which everyone's vote counts.

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Piquet Law Firm completes 10 years in the American market

Piquet Law Firm completes 10 years in the American market. Increasingly consolidated as a company active in the immigration market.

In addition to real estate, business and tax law in Florida, Piquet Law Firm - represented by its founder, lawyer Alexandre Piquet - completes this year 10 years of existence.

With several awards each year, the Piquet Law Firm in Miami received the Real Estate Law - an important award promoted annually by International Advisory Experts.

Piquet Law Firm | 1000 Brickell Avenue , Suite 201, Miami, FL 33131 - Website: www.piquetlawfirm.com

Máximo Bóssimo, screenwriter and theatrical director

Mácximo Bóssimo, screenwriter and theatrical director. He's based at Nanuque, raised in Goiânia and Belo Horizonte, is an actor trained in performing arts by the School of Performing Arts of São Paulo; he is also a screenwriter and theater director, having written and directed the montages of ‘everyone is the same what changes is clothing’; As an actor, he was part of some theater companies such as Martin Cererê; Canopus; ordinary of the stage, and others more, that gave to him in the curriculum more than quarantine pieces, such as, ‘Cute more ordinary’; 'Lady of the drowned'; 'The visit of the old lady'; ‘Martin Cererê’; 'The deceased'; 'The petty bourgeois'; 'The seagulls'. Mácximo wrote the short 'Red Lipstick' which in 2016 was selected for the Los Angeles Short Film Festival

Thursday, June 18th
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Please join us to learn from experts on the economic, legal, and policy aspects of Brazil’s reopening and the potential ramifications of a range of actions by the government and international institutions. The Chamber has joined with DLA Piper, Campos Mello in Cooperation with DLA Piper, and The Cohen Group to bring you a discussion of the main issues. The panel that features, among others, Former US Ambassador to Brazil, Michael McKinley, will provide insights for companies looking ahead in Brazil to better understand the impact on business of government programs, reforms, tax, import and export, and trade deals.

Please click here to download speaker bios.

Moderator
Fabiano Gallo, Partner, Campos Mello Advogados

Speakers:
Ambassador Michael McKinley, Senior Counselor, The Cohen Group and Former US Ambassador to Brazil

Guilherme Dietze, Partner, FFA Consultoria e Pesquisa Econômic

Denis Salvados Morante, Senior Partner, Fortezza Partners